An alternative...
I'm also not sure why you'd want to buy these shows...
In our country we have this marvellous new invention called, "Mr Logie Baird's Television Set" it's great...
You buy the set for a one-off price, and if you turn it on, you get as many "Television Programmes" as you want, some of them are very very similar to the ones you see on iTunes, and they're free!
I like the ones produced by the new company, "BBC" - they include second-rate celebrities arguing, Bill Oddie looking at a bird, and a neatly-dressed gentleman, reading the newspaper aloud to me... I think it's called "The News"
Who's buying these shows and why? Do you not have a DVR? Are you trapped in a closet with nothing better to do than watch reruns of your limited library, over and over and over? Are you really gonna watch "Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader" eight times? You people scare me.
I'm also not sure why you'd want to buy these shows...
In our country we have this marvellous new invention called, "Mr Logie Baird's Television Set" it's great...
You buy the set for a one-off price, and if you turn it on, you get as many "Television Programmes" as you want, some of them are very very similar to the ones you see on iTunes, and they're free!
I like the ones produced by the new company, "BBC" - they include second-rate celebrities arguing, Bill Oddie looking at a bird, and a neatly-dressed gentleman, reading the newspaper aloud to me... I think it's called "The News"