Clarkson, May and Hammond on Amazon Prime

agrinnall

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-33715671

If you don't already have Amazon Prime will this be an incentive to get it in 2016? I think it might well sway me.

sillygoose

No not sufficient. Problem with Amazon, Netflix and the rest is they don't fully replace what I already have, but I don't have the time to watch enough of the another service to make the subscription worth paying. Perhaps I need to give up working!

If available pay per view might be acceptable.

It will probably get widely bootlegged as did the BBC and DVD versions anyway.

daveyjp

Wait 6 months and it will be on Dave 4 times a day.

bazster

I can't think of a better reason for not getting Amazon Prime. It's time that lot went lion hunting in Zimbabwe without a bow-and-arrow.

bazster

motorguy

ChumLee wrote: »

How much does it actually cost?

£79 for the year.

On Amazon Prime Day though i bought a set of headphones that i wanted - down from £129 to £72 so have saved most of it anyway.

PLUS, Amazon music is now available on it, so theres over a million tracks i can stream or download now too.

forgotmyname

Is anything live on Amazon prime? £79 a year, beats paying for a TV licence if nothing is aired live.

ChumLee

motorguy wrote: »

£79 for the year.

On Amazon Prime Day though i bought a set of headphones that i wanted - down from £129 to £72 so have saved most of it anyway.

PLUS, Amazon music is now available on it, so theres over a million tracks i can stream or download now too.

How does the music thing work? Are there additional costs?

Norman_Castle

I've seen a preview of the new show. They drive a Volvo into a caravan. Its hilarious.
It has the most regurgitated jokes........in the world.

Nodding_Donkey

Oh well, I'll just wait for the re runs.

agrinnall

Norman_Castle wrote: »

I've seen a preview of the new show. They drive a Volvo into a caravan. Its hilarious.
It has the most regurgitated jokes........in the world.

You must be more in the know than Amazon then:

Amazon Prime Video EU vice-president Jay Marine said: "Customers told us they wanted to see the team back on screen, and we are excited to make that happen. We can't wait to see what Jeremy, Richard, James and the team will create in what is sure to be one of the most globally anticipated shows of 2016." (my bolding).