[pm123]

I know I can to to any of the streaming services and search for a show.


Is there any site or service, where I can look up a show, and see what services have it and in what capacity? For example, netflix may have previous seasons, and the current season might be on Hulu.

 

[Tulpa]

Never seen one.

 

[Aero 1]



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Originally Posted by pm123 /forum/post/20774079


I know I can to to any of the streaming services and search for a show.


Is there any site or service, where I can look up a show, and see what services have it and in what capacity? For example, netflix may have previous seasons, and the current season might be on Hulu.

http://www.clicker.com/

 

[mproper]



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Originally Posted by Aero 1 /forum/post/0


http://www.clicker.com/

Thanks for that. It's a start but doesn't seem to include several services like Vudu and Blockbuster. Still though it at least consolidates Netflix, Amazon and iTunes.

 

[pm123]



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Originally Posted by mproper /forum/post/20775453


Thanks for that. It's a start but doesn't seem to include several services like Vudu and Blockbuster. Still though it at least consolidates Netflix, Amazon and iTunes.

Actually it does include Vudu.

It's pretty much what I was looking for. Thanks for the link



Rescue Me

Free videos: 10

Paid videos: 88

Source: FX, iTunes, Hulu, Netflix, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Amazon Instant Video, VUDU

 

[mproper]



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Originally Posted by pm123 /forum/post/0



Actually it does include Vudu.

It's pretty much what I was looking for. Thanks for the link

Hmm...I looked up Sucker Punch and Source Code and neither list Vudu, even though they are available.


I checked Rango though and it does. Seems its not quite complete or accurate, but as I said, it's a good start and the best/only site I've seen that does it.

 

[42Plasmaman]



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Originally Posted by Aero 1 /forum/post/20774168

http://www.clicker.com/

Doesn't seem to be accurate.

I just watched Go on Netflix and it does not list it for Netflix.

Also, Go is available on Crackle and it's not listed as well.