Hulu streaming tv related

[Mr__Bill]

Hulu's normal 1 week free offer can be 2 months! I signed up today so it's still good as of noon left coast time.

Hulu for 2 months free

Full Cnet article here

Now I can compare Netflix and Hulu. I just hope that we don't find something I just have to watch on one and she finds something on the other.

Sorry it's not tool or woodworking related, but you can watch woodworking shows there.

Bill
on the left coast

[capncarl]

What woodworking shows have you found on Hulu? The only ones that I have found streaming are the 2 on PBS.
capncarl

[Mr__Bill]

What woodworking shows have you found on Hulu? The only ones that I have found streaming are the 2 on PBS.
capncarl

Me thinks we are seeing the same shows.

Bill
over here where the sun goes down

[Mr__Bill]

As a follow up for those who are unfamiliar with hulu, I know I was.

Hulu is like regular tv in that it has advertisements, just not as many and not as long. It has yesterday's tv today except for A&E network so I'll have to wait for Longmire on netflix a season behind. It also does not carry Foyle's War. Netflix does so that's another vote for N.

You can control Netflix on your tv with the Netflix app on your phone, I beleive you both have to be on the same WIFI network to do that. You can't watch different shows on each as you can with hulu but hulu app will not control the tv.

Bill

[dbhost]

Okay since i can't look it up from here at the moment, 2 quick questions...

#1. How much does Hulu cost?
#2. Any idea if shows like New Yankee Workshop are on there?

[Cochese]

Okay since i can't look it up from here at the moment, 2 quick questions...

#1. How much does Hulu cost?
#2. Any idea if shows like New Yankee Workshop are on there?

Hulu is $7.99/mo.

NYW is only available through their website, on their schedule unless you access the show through *other* means. Haven't seen it anywhere else.

I want to say you can get quite a number of woodworking shows through Blip, I think someone else mentioned it here.

[atgcpaul]

I want to say you can get quite a number of woodworking shows through Blip, I think someone else mentioned it here.

Thanks! I've had the Blip channel on my Room forever but never really looked at it until now. Quite a lot of woodworking shows produced by Wood Whisperer type guys. Not a knock on their abilities, just haven't made it big time like Norm or Tommy Mac. The videos are short and sweet and the projects are not overly complicated and could probably be finished in a weekend.