I would expect nothing less from a Texan named Jimmy Jack McDaniels.

NewwwYork City?

For the first time in history, Cowboy Neal IS the correct answer to a Slashdot survey.

No we're not!

Another issue is none of the services make use of a show's natural commercial breaks. They just algorithmically decide it's time to annoy the viewer and insert a commercial break. Many times this results in: start of an action; inserted commercial; completion of an action; coming-up-preview-announcement; episode recap; next commercial break. Ain't happening.

Besides the Roku Search function, I've had luck using IMDB's Streaming tab.

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Thank you for this. Sometimes we get so caught up in petty partisan politics and finger-pointing we lose sight of the important, stupid things that make our species so fun. I for one am looking forward to the remainder of my summer being spent with burned fingertips, the aroma of burnt cheese, and trash-talking my siblings at BBQs.

They'll bump the price from $250K to $375K and advertise "Now! Two Shipwrecks For The Price Of One!"

They can't even meet their 2-day Prime shipping goal.

Might I suggest a fourth option?

4. Develop your startup into a fully functional, successful business. In other words, exit from "startup" to "grown up".
This option was popular for centuries.

I wish I had mod points to up vote this!

Have to post AC since I won the moderator lottery.

So, instead of four or five Amazon trucks driving around town delivering, we will have 300-400 cars a day driving to/from the Amazon warehouse. Might be better for investors. Not so sure for customers or the enviromnet.

Wouldn't surprise me if it hasn't been updated.

Both great for laugh out loud absurdity. Both on Prime.

The Great Courses' "Black Death: The World's Most Devastating Plague" was a real eye-opener. The parellels to today"s pandemic are uncanny/

Another good watch was the Russian series To The Lake. Filmed in 2019 it imagines a deadly virus breaks out in Russia.