I just discovered how useful Timewarner ON DEMAND is...

[The Stigenator]

I am bored of watching tv, and was feeling hungry. I found TW (time warner) has free ON Demand channels.. not one, but a whole bunch.

Now I am watching Cat Schartz and Leo on TechTV ON DEMAND and also SPEED and BBC America.

I might take an ON Demand movie if i see something interesting tonite..

I love the pause, rewind, fast forward and stop.. its like a VCR and the delay is not there.

 

[ViRaLRuSh]

Yeah its nice, but I still like my DTV much better.

 

[Anubis]

yea its kinda neat, i dont use it enough to get a tivo or whatever

 

[cronos]

it is pretty cool. it's somewhat like a server-based Tivo if you will.

my subscription with Charter include 6 channels of Showtime and TMC. there's almost nothing that you can watch there if you just happen to channel surf, but since i can get them in On Demand, there are some movies out of the whole collection that i can watch at any given time.

 

[UNCjigga]

I watched all of Deadwood and Season 5 Sopranos On Demand, now I'm watching season 1 of Ali G on HBOOD and season 1 of Dead Like Me on ShowtimeOD.

 

[Zee]

On demand rocks

 

[AzNmAnJLH]

is comcast's on demand also free?

 

[kranky]

Originally posted by: AzNmAnJLH
is comcast's on demand also free?

Some programs are free. Comcast just started offering some free on-demand programs to get more people interested in digital cable.

 

[Gujski]

Yes, if you subsribe to the channel.

Comcast has been doing penny movie nights weds in June and July, new releases like mystic River, etc. I will usually order 4 or five movies then tape them over the next 24 hours to watch them at a more conenient time. We havent gone to the video store in months