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Your best friend's star is rising in Hollywood, and there's only one thing to do: join his entourage. Meet Eric, Turtle and Johnny Drama: three guys dedicated to helping their film-star pal Vince Chase navigate Tinseltown. See every episode from all 8 seasons in this comprehensive collection. Adrian Grenier, Kevin Connolly, Kevin Dillon, Jerry Ferrara and Jeremy Piven star.
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Your best friend's star is rising in Hollywood, and there's only one thing to do: join his entourage. Meet Eric, Turtle and Johnny Drama: three guys dedicated to helping their film-star pal Vince Chase navigate Tinseltown. See every episode from all 8 seasons in this comprehensive collection. Adrian Grenier, Kevin Connolly, Kevin Dillon, Jerry Ferrara and Jeremy Piven star.
Are these insane "full series" deals a new phenomenon? I feel like it was rare for individual seasons to be steeply discounted, let alone the whole series.
I'm wondering if it's a sign of consumers getting tired of paying a monthly fee for services they hardly use, and mostly to watch years-old content.
Streaming fatigue is real. I'd rather pay a flat fee (just over one month's subscription cost) to own the series and never have to worry about not having access if I cancel a subscription. Or for new episodes, a "season pass" for the cost of one month that gets you full access to only the show you care about.
Are these insane "full series" deals a new phenomenon? I feel like it was rare for individual seasons to be steeply discounted, let alone the whole series.
I'm wondering if it's a sign of consumers getting tired of paying a monthly fee for services they hardly use, and mostly to watch years-old content.
Streaming fatigue is real. I'd rather pay a flat fee (just over one month's subscription cost) to own the series and never have to worry about not having access if I cancel a subscription. Or for new episodes, a "season pass" for the cost of one month that gets you full access to only the show you care about.
Are these insane "full series" deals a new phenomenon? I feel like it was rare for individual seasons to be steeply discounted, let alone the whole series.
I'm wondering if it's a sign of consumers getting tired of paying a monthly fee for services they hardly use, and mostly to watch years-old content.
Streaming fatigue is real. I'd rather pay a flat fee (just over one month's subscription cost) to own the series and never have to worry about not having access if I cancel a subscription. Or for new episodes, a "season pass" for the cost of one month that gets you full access to only the show you care about.
I know. I've been hopping on them the instant they show. Gravity falls a disney show, being 20 dollars just doesn't feel possible unless it's an error.
I think they're going to be syndicating this on a more popular streaming service pretty soon. This is a way for them to get a bunch of money before they do that.
Same thing happened with Rules of Engagement. I bought the show and now it's included with Prime.
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I'm wondering if it's a sign of consumers getting tired of paying a monthly fee for services they hardly use, and mostly to watch years-old content.
Streaming fatigue is real. I'd rather pay a flat fee (just over one month's subscription cost) to own the series and never have to worry about not having access if I cancel a subscription. Or for new episodes, a "season pass" for the cost of one month that gets you full access to only the show you care about.
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I'm wondering if it's a sign of consumers getting tired of paying a monthly fee for services they hardly use, and mostly to watch years-old content.
Streaming fatigue is real. I'd rather pay a flat fee (just over one month's subscription cost) to own the series and never have to worry about not having access if I cancel a subscription. Or for new episodes, a "season pass" for the cost of one month that gets you full access to only the show you care about.
I'm wondering if it's a sign of consumers getting tired of paying a monthly fee for services they hardly use, and mostly to watch years-old content.
Streaming fatigue is real. I'd rather pay a flat fee (just over one month's subscription cost) to own the series and never have to worry about not having access if I cancel a subscription. Or for new episodes, a "season pass" for the cost of one month that gets you full access to only the show you care about.
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Same thing happened with Rules of Engagement. I bought the show and now it's included with Prime.
I'd like to see these actors have a real career post-Entourage, but I guess the industry only worked for Jeremy Piven.
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