WHERE THE F^%# CAN YOU GET SEASON 2 IN THE US??

I'm suffering along with you. My hubs is trying to find torrents.

Don't worry, you're likely not too far behind the curve... :) .

The first episode of the new series was only shown by Sky in the U.K. and Ireland this past Thursday, with the second episode on tomorrow night.

The reason that some of us have seen the full second series already is that Sky released the full series on their on demand Box Sets service the same night the first episode of the new series aired, something they don't normally do (i believe this is the first time they've "Netflix"ed an entire series ) ).

(I've seen them upload the next episode of certain series, literally once or twice, on night they air new episodes, letting us watch such series one week in advance at most, but in those cases, while you might be able to watch episode one and two on the same night, you'd still had to wait another week to watch each new episode. Downloading episode three when episode two airs, downloading episode four when episode three airs etc :) ).

Their Box Sets, which initially launched as a free addition to their catch up and general on demand service and in particular such features only work in their relatively new (five years or so year old)Sky+ boxes, but then they started charging for the service, and they aren't actually really worth paying for normally, but since Christmas, they've given some, if not all Sky+ customers the Box Sets back for free for three months, which is where i and most of the people who've seen this series already have watched it :) .

(Like i said, the Box Sets were a free part of their on demand service 'til three or four years ago.

Personally i've been a Sky customer since around 2005, but we only got a standard definition Sky box back then (i don't believe Sky+ was available in this country, Ireland, at least we weren't offered the package), one which lets you watch one channel at a time and has no recording features and the box only works on one tv at a time.
We had that box installed in our sitting room, with regular free to air, indoor aerial tvs, in other rooms, but when our free to air channels changed to a still free to air digital service, but one which requires a €100 decoder box on each tv (and supposedly an outdoor or attic aerial) to work, service about four years ago, i upgraded to a Sky "Multiroom" package.

In that we got a Sky+ HD box, which includes live tv pause, rewind and two channel simultaneous recording and other "DVR" type features, including a catch up service and the box sets (sure other similar boxes and Sky's new "Sky Q" boxes can record four or five simultaneous programmes, but i'm just describing what a Sky+ box can do :) ) .

In the years before i got Sky+, my only option to watch clashing programmes was on plus one channels or when shows were repeated etc, but when Arrow started about five years ago, i was interested in watching it, but even with plus one channels etc, i'd too many clashing programmes and didn't watch it.

I got Sky+ about the time Arrow was halfway through showing it's second series, but when the third series was coming, i watched the first series on the Box Sets service, when it was the only series they had available, but they had the date they were adding the second series to it, listed, just before the third series was going to air, but that was also the point they decided to charge for the Box Sets, taking them away from me unless i paid €15 a month for them (even though Netflix was only €7, and has only recently raised to €10) and €15 is still their standard price.

But as i found out looking at the box sets and by extension catch up offerings for the first time in a while, they've cut a lot from it.

Another series i missed seeing properly on tv is Justified and that was advertised as being on the service until recently, but it's gone now, but as with other catch up services and websites, the length of time shows are included in the catch up section or at all, varies a lot.

For example, the full current series' of Supergirl and The Flash are included on catch up, but other shows only track back one to four episodes and Arrow was conveniently absent from catch up and when i went looking for Arrow series two to four in Box Sets, i didn't find it there, only in a separate part of their on demand section, called Sky Store, where you've to pay individually to buy and rent film and tv series :_ .
(Individual series of Arrow are €20 each - if Netflix Ireland ever pick up the show i'll catch up on it, but 'til then, i'll only be watching Flash, Supergirl and Legends of Tomorrow crossover episodes of it :) .)

(The company rings up with offers such as getting them briefly for half price, later paying the €15 a month again - they love to charge for extras, our single room Sky connection started at either €28 or €29 a month, adding "multiroom" with the HD ready box we got was €15 extra, so our current monthly bill from them should be only €43 or 44, but they've increased their standard price about a Euro every year or so and we're currently paying €55 a month, so to get the box sets would make our bill €70, HD is €15 extra, so that's be €85, while adding their premium Sky Sports and Sky Movies packages cost about €20 extra each, so adding them both would make our bill about €125 and various extra channels like the Disney channels, official sports club channels like Liverpool and Manchester United tv all cost extra, we could easily have to pay them €150 a month to watch all they offer on the service... :) .

Another Sports package from BT and Eir Sport is also normally extra, but i recently got it free for switching my broadband package, but would lose BT/Eir again, if we changed our current broadband provider again :) .)

Finally to close this long post, Capulet, don't be a pirate, or you'll walk the plank! :_ .

It's on Exodus through Kodi.

Wow. Just saw the announcement that the boards and private messaging will be gone later this month. :(

I guess there's been a lot of nastiness, but I haven't witnessed it.

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