Any hulu watchers?
 

So my financial situation is getting ugly and I think I'm gonna have to cancel my Dish subscription, and Hulu looks like a cheap alternative.

Just wondering how long it takes hulu to upload new episodes of TMNT. Thanks!

I think they get added 4 weeks after airing. The last episode posted was The Fourfold Trap.

Oh man, I didn't even know that the Nick Toon WAS on hulu.
That's good to know!

We had to ditch cable after our most recent move, and we're doing pretty well with our combined hulu/amazon prime/netflix set up. Highly recommend picking up a Roku box if you haven't already.

What is a Roku box, pc?

Bleh, too long for me.

https://www.roku.com/

It's a connected player that brings You Tube, Amazon, Netflix, and many other options to your TV.

Many other options. Like, it's bananas what comes built in. Channels dedicated to super specific cult flicks like gore & kung-fu, to every sport you could think of, yoga/exercise, international media, pretty much every kind of everything. It's mad cool, totally worth getting.

Interesting, I'll look into it.

Anyone know how quickly Amazon has the episodes ready for streaming after their air date?

I think it's 24 hours at most....I'm looking now and I can't find it.

EDIT: Had it set for just the Prime stuff....looks like the season 3 finale has been up for a month....BUT it's a $15-20 a season subscription depending on quality.

I watch them on hulu, it usually takes about 24 hrs, same for Amazon. But hulu is a little unpredictable, like they didn't put up "Turtles in Time" when it aired, but they put up "Tale of the Yokai" when it aired, and a few days later they put up "Turtles in Time". Sooo...

Aren't the episodes uploaded to itunes for like $1.99 each or something?

The rest of season 3 is finally up on netflix. Yay

i've been getting the Nickelodeon TMNT seasons on Amazon. it's $15 per batch of 12-14 episodes.

they usually post the very next day.

i was using a Roku to stream, but the remote control always has problems getting recognized by the device.

my bro and i went in for a blu ray player that supports amazon instant video, that has been very reliable.

hope this helps? :)

We used to own a Roku until my mom got rid of it, for some reason.:ohwell:

Hulu and Youtube are pretty much my only sources for watching TMNT episodes. I prefer Hulu because of better quality. Only thing though is that you have to wait a while for new episodes to show up.

$15 for half a season? What a huge rip-off.

& that remote issue is your own problem, I've never heard anyone having that issue before.

take a gander -

https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=roku+remote+issues

apparently many people besides just me are having this issue.
a friend of mine owns (well owned) the same Roku model as me and had the exact same issue.
thankfully he told me about the different blu ray models that supports amazon instant video.


$15 for half a season is actually cheaper than what the DVD releases cost.

I said netflix...meant hulu+