Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening everyone (There, I think I have everyone covered. LOL)
Toni here for another episode of Stuff We Like... Are we really up to # 57 already? I hope you guys have enjoyed reading about all the various things the Mischiefers like, have maybe even found something new you hadn't known about before.
This week I'm here to talk about Netflix.
Netflix is still relatively new to Australia, being here less than a year. But I love it.
Toni here for another episode of Stuff We Like... Are we really up to # 57 already? I hope you guys have enjoyed reading about all the various things the Mischiefers like, have maybe even found something new you hadn't known about before.
This week I'm here to talk about Netflix.
Netflix is still relatively new to Australia, being here less than a year. But I love it.
Before Netflix all we had apart from free to air TV was Pay TV (Austar/Foxtel) and If you wanted to get any of the good channels that could cost you upward of $100 a month.
Netflix offers all sorts of TV series, dating back to some of the ones you grew up with all the way up to the most recent and popular ones. The same with movies. And all for an incredibly low cost of $9 a month to watch on one screen up to a max of $15 a month for four screens. How awesome is that!
Not only does it have a wide range of movies and TV shows, it allows you to set up different users, both adults and kids and set your own preferences. It will make recommendations on what it thinks you might like going off your previous viewing history.
My daughter is a massive fan, her only complaint was that the Australian Netflix wasn't quite as up to date as the US and Canadian ones with a couple of the TV series that she's found and fallen in love with. This all changed the other day when I got an OOOOOHHHH MMMMMYYYYYY GGGGGGOOOOODDDDD text message from her letting me know that the new series was available.
The good thing about Netflix as well is all you need is an internet connection. She has the App on her iPad and even though it's my account here in Darwin, she can watch it while she is visiting her father in Canberra, hell she may have even watched it while we were in the US late last year. LOL
If you're looking for a change from regular TV, i can highly recommend Netflix. Plus, no advertisements in the middle of programs. That alone is worth the price.
Would love to hear your thoughts if you have Netflix, or even if you don't.
Love
Toni
Netflix offers all sorts of TV series, dating back to some of the ones you grew up with all the way up to the most recent and popular ones. The same with movies. And all for an incredibly low cost of $9 a month to watch on one screen up to a max of $15 a month for four screens. How awesome is that!
Not only does it have a wide range of movies and TV shows, it allows you to set up different users, both adults and kids and set your own preferences. It will make recommendations on what it thinks you might like going off your previous viewing history.
My daughter is a massive fan, her only complaint was that the Australian Netflix wasn't quite as up to date as the US and Canadian ones with a couple of the TV series that she's found and fallen in love with. This all changed the other day when I got an OOOOOHHHH MMMMMYYYYYY GGGGGGOOOOODDDDD text message from her letting me know that the new series was available.
The good thing about Netflix as well is all you need is an internet connection. She has the App on her iPad and even though it's my account here in Darwin, she can watch it while she is visiting her father in Canberra, hell she may have even watched it while we were in the US late last year. LOL
If you're looking for a change from regular TV, i can highly recommend Netflix. Plus, no advertisements in the middle of programs. That alone is worth the price.
Would love to hear your thoughts if you have Netflix, or even if you don't.
Love
Toni
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