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If I get that as opposed to just getting HBO Max on its own, will I have to watch the HBO Max content on the Disney Plus website like with Hulu? It probably isn't a big deal, but I'd prefer to go to HBO Max when I watch their content, because I prefer the UI of their website.

In two days, the Hotstar based app will no longer work anymore in Indonesia. You can't stream contents anymore in the old app after October 2.

Was wondering if anyone else running into issues with Ad breaks now being put into shows that we're completely ad-free the day before. I have Disney+ premium btw.

I talked to tech support, and they are claiming its a licensing issue with the show, which I highly doubt since it was a show that aired on network owned by Disney.

Its beginning to look like they're testing different ways to force ads on us and claim its out of their control.

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I looked up the show on Reddit to see what people thought as I really want a second season. I saw some negative reviews so I’m gonna paste something I commented on another post about the show:

I just finished watching it and Ioved it! The premise of the show is decidedly uncomfortable (a 50 yo man starts dating his friends 26 yo daughter) and the show navigates it through a lens of black comedy. It doesnt try to justify or glorify the dynamic, instead the whole show is intentionally centred around how weird and uncomfortable this is for everyone involved.

The two main characters (Alice and steve) are both in their 50s but are shown to be just as irresponsible and emotionally reactive as teenagers which makes for a really fun and chaotic watch. You see two very imperfect, borderline stupid mature characters comically navigate their way through a fucked up situation.

I really liked the comedy as it was subtle but clever in my opinion. I liked having main characters who were sympathetic but still completely ridiculous. I think the premise of the show is naturally very out there and meant to be shocking but personally I didn’t find it to be cheap shock value. I found it more to be a very exaggerated, comical and often silly show. The adults act like children, the children act like adults, overall it’s very messy. I found that fun to watch. The show was intentionally dramatic as there’s constant dramatic twists and turns.

Also it’s very british. The style/sense of humor reminded me of British comedy classics like absolutely fabulous - a show where two women in their 50s constantly get drunk high and torture the other characters with their sense of entitlement. The main characters aren’t super sympathetic but definitely fun to watch. I really hope for a second season esp as the first ended on a cliffhanger.

I’m 27 and this show looks great! I love Supernatural, magic, and fantasy stuff. Like the tv show Supernatural, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Teen Wolf, Harry Potter, the Percy Jackson book series, etc. So this looks right up my alley.

I need a good Disney + show to start watching
I have seen high potential, criminal minds and stuff like that but I need something I won’t get bored with in 5 mins 🙏🏼

I was wondering if anyone knew why these weren’t included on Disney+? I loved watching them as a kid! I know a few of them are on YouTube, especially the Disneyland one. Anyone know why? Just curious!

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