I was going to continue watching this show, but Netflix pulled it from their instant selection and they only have season 1 on DVD. (Which I think is weird.) It's not on Hulu Plus either. Any suggestions?
shareComcast now has it on demand thru xfinity
shareI'm assuming you've already thought of this but if you have Amazon Prime you can watch some if not all the episodes online for free. ETA: The whole series is on DVD now as well (if you're Region 1).
shareNetflix, it costs like 6 bucks a month.
shareAny news derekb27? I want the whole series on Region 2 (Region 1 is a bit of a risk, I'm in Holland) but I can only find (expensive) import possibillities on the net, and then they're only season 2 or a collection of episodes, weird.
(Catdubh wrote) This reply is over 3 years old but if you are a paid subscriber of Amazon's "Prime Instant Video", all 6 seasons of The Larry Sanders Show, is one of the titles that is included in the Prime Instant Video membership. (in other word's, it is free.)Amazon's Prime Instant Video is an instant streaming service, very similar to Net Flix's service. The difference is Netflix gives their subscribers the option to pay monthly for the streaming service, and with Amazon's Prime Instant Video, subscribers for their service, annually, which works out to be cheaper than the monthly subscription fee, for Netflix. (Amazon's streaming video subscription is $79.00 a year/Netflix's streaming video subscription is $7.99 a month or $95.88 a year)
Buy the complete series DVD set. More than worth the money.
shareTrue that chrysalis1814 (however) there are practical 'problems' like Region 1 or 2 (some episodes are released as Import R1 others aren't, and do you buy the selection (best of so you will) or everything and do you do both the Garry Shanling and Larry Sanders Show or do you do choose. It's hard...
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I just discovered yesterday that every episode is in my Kindle Fire. And since I'm an Amazon Prime Member I can watch for free. I already watched season one and now I'm in season two. I remember watching this on HBO when it originally aired and how bummed out I was when it ended. Imagine my delight to discover it again. And it has definitely held up to the test of time. So far I've enjoyed every episode. I can't wait to finish but at the same time I don't want it to end. Now if they would only bring back the show Dream On. It was also on HBO and was way ahead of its time on the format. Wish they had that out on DVD as well. Well I know that it was already mentioned about Amazon but every episode is available. If you don't want to spend the $79 for year service you can buy either per episode or season. But the year fee for Prime Member includes so many things it's really worth the price. It's only $1.50 / week with one week costing $2.50. Mine paid for itself in one month. Happy Watching!!!!
shareSeasons one thru three are free on crackle
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