Post by alquackskey on Oct 31, 2020 1:03:52 GMT
I am as puzzled as you by their behaviour. Considering how limited their catalogue is, you would expect them to do their best to put as much as possible on the streaming service. But nope. Maybe they really only care about the people that are into Marvel and Star Wars.
Other users here are watching DT17 season 3, while me I could watch season 2 only this month. Now that I am trying to be a honest client and paying for what I see, instead of downloading illegally, it feels like going back to the 80's and early 90's, when we had to wait one or two years for an American show to be dubbed and aired on tv.
I would have already unsubscribed from Disney+ two months into the subscription, if it weren't for the fact that I have promised to share it with the family member that shares with me their amazon prime and netflix accounts. 😅
That being said, they do seem to be focusing a lot on Marvel and Star Wars. I can't blame them too much, seeing as there's huge money in both franchises, but I do have to admit that it's frustrating that some of Disney's own classics are missing.
I was super disappointed with DT17, so I've been playing catch-up as of late. I'm plowing my way through season 2, but like yourself, I don't have access to season 3. Like with Talespin, I'd love to have some method of watching their content legally, but the refusal to provide one makes it quite difficult. I'll probably just end up waiting it out, but it would be nice for them to organize worldwide content releases more often.
I couldn't cancel my subscription for a variety of reasons, but I totally get those that have or want to; as someone who had a DisneyLife account before Disney Plus came along, the fact that that platform was so much more robust doesn't help.