Ray_Krebbs
Telly Talk Well-Known Member
I just noticed the free streaming app Pluto TV has a new Dynasty channel that plays it around the clock. Wouldn't it be great if Dallas, Falcon Crest and Knots Landing came over to there?
Unfortunately Freevee is not available in Australia. Yes I'm aware of those VPN's but I'm now led to believe those services are not up to standard like they use to be.Dallas and Falcon Crest are on Freevee.
I use Hola. It's seems to work ok for me.Unfortunately Freevee is not available in Australia. Yes I'm aware of those VPN's but I'm now led to believe those services are not up to standard like they use to be.
Dynasty is on Pluto in Australia, too, but I'm pretty sure it's only a live stream. I really don't want to drop in in the middle of some random episode.No it isn't live stream. All of the episodes are there "on demand".
Ah, Knots Landing left out again.Dallas and Falcon Crest are on Freevee.


Pluto started out airing Dynasty in order, but in the past few weeks I've caught them jumping around somewhat, like being in mid-S6 and then suddenly going to mid-S3 and continuing through. They will continue airing it in episodic order, but have been less "militant" about airing it all in a loop as they were. Not sure what compels them to suddenly shift, but they've done it at least three times that I've noticed. I don't think programmers fully grasp how important that "correct order" means to viewers when airing serialized content.And air all those in a row and original air date order
That's why I gave up on it.I really don't want to drop in in the middle of some random episode.
Dynasty is owned by Paramount....that would be the reason for it being on Pluto.I just noticed the free streaming app Pluto TV has a new Dynasty channel that plays it around the clock. Wouldn't it be great if Dallas, Falcon Crest and Knots Landing came over to there?
I wouldn't mind that. A regular schedule with one episode per week like the old days.I. too prefer the "broadcast" type model Pluto uses rather than onDemand. It's what I grew up with. But I'm not going to stay up 24 hours straight and binge-watch, either.