I finished it in two sittings, and I'm looking forward to AKA Jessica Jones next year. Maybe it's just my low expectations, but I'm impressed with the quality of these Netflix shows.

The worst one I've watched so far has been Marco Polo, and even that I enjoyed until the penultimate episode. Yeah, it had some serious flaws, but I still really enjoyed it.

But man...those last two episodes were shit. I couldn't even finish the last one. So. Bad.

Netflix is great. Get it.

Now that I have a cell phone with Android, I can run Netflix through my friend's TV with chromecast. Before that, all I had was computers running Linux. I hear that you can run Netflix now, but it's kind of a challenge.

I do get Hulu Plus, which may not be as great as Netflix, but is well worth the 8 dollars a month.

I had Netflix for a while. One of my housemate's girlfriends was using her parents' account. It was all good except for the times when everybody in her family (I think they had like 5 kids) were on it. But now I'd feel kinda shitty since they broke up. At least I was able to watch all of Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret. I keep telling my parents that they'd love it, since they like British shows (I still think it's got the British humor even though it's Will Arnett and David Cross) but they're too technology illiterate to figure out anything beyond their Cable On Demand, which it's not on. Oh well, I love 'em, but a Netflix account isn't exactly like computer hacking. Then again my dad's doing my taxes right now, because it's "easy." Thanks dad!

Yeah, but then what happened? Are the kids OK? Are you getting a refund? What about your dad, still not watching netflix?

JHM: I'm pretty sure netflix defaults to html5 now and silverlight is no longer necessary. A current version of Chrome or Firefox should be able to run it with no problems or fiddling.

Nice "Hook" scene. Too bad the rest of the show wont live up to it.

not meant as a reply but holy crap really? kindpin's white cueball skull and wide dimensions (not accurately portrayed in this show) are pretty iconic.

Well, slimming down a little is a small price to pay for being Vincent D'Onofrio.

Michael Clarke Duncan played Kingpin in the horrible Daredevil movie, but the comics character has pretty much always been a big, bald, white dude.

On a side, note, I actually liked Colin Farrell as Bullseye in that movie..it would be kind of cool if he was somehow brought back into the new Marvel universe in the movies, but I doubt that would ever happen.

Ben Affleck "Daredevil" could have been a good movie, and I don't blame Affleck, just the script. The big problem is that the movie never really gave us a reason to get on Affleck's side, they just assumed that you can put a hero on the screen and the audience will sympathize. Contrast with Tobey Maguire in "Spider-Man", where they took pains to show us his frustrated ambitions and that he's the sort of person we want to succeed.

Oh. Deadpool's still Fox. This is all confusing to me.

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