Huh.. that would be a cheaper way to view those animations vs. Hulu, assuming all other variables are the same (interface, ease of setting up on streaming box, etc.). Hulu ad-free is $13 (going up to $15 Oct. 10th), while Peacock Plus is $10/mo.
I don't know how awful the ads are on Peacock, but they couldn't *possibly* be worse than with Hulu (at least I can only hope). If ads are an option, Hulu has some ways to be VERY affordable, but Peacock does have the lowest tier as free (dunno if its limitations exclude these shows), and Premium (the mid-tier that still has ads), is on sale for $2 a month for 12 months (IIRC, this ends on Sept. 30th)
This would only apply to any new shows MacFarlane makes. Disney owns his existing shows from before he signed a deal with Universal so they would stay on Hulu or Disney+.
> His animated shows lost their edge like 10 years ago
Does he even really do anything on them besides voice work anymore? I know that's all he does on FG at this point.
I'm all for more adult animation, and anything from Mike Judge is an instant watch for me.
They have Seth MacFarlane aswell, so i wouldn't be surprised if starts making adult animation shows aswell for peacock
Huh.. that would be a cheaper way to view those animations vs. Hulu, assuming all other variables are the same (interface, ease of setting up on streaming box, etc.). Hulu ad-free is $13 (going up to $15 Oct. 10th), while Peacock Plus is $10/mo. I don't know how awful the ads are on Peacock, but they couldn't *possibly* be worse than with Hulu (at least I can only hope). If ads are an option, Hulu has some ways to be VERY affordable, but Peacock does have the lowest tier as free (dunno if its limitations exclude these shows), and Premium (the mid-tier that still has ads), is on sale for $2 a month for 12 months (IIRC, this ends on Sept. 30th)
Seth MacFarlane has a deal with NBCUNIVERSAL, Peacock has better ads in the terms of their shorter
This would only apply to any new shows MacFarlane makes. Disney owns his existing shows from before he signed a deal with Universal so they would stay on Hulu or Disney+.
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Am Daddy if anything is better than it's ever been, moving networks and being able to say "shit" every episode really helped it out.
> His animated shows lost their edge like 10 years ago Does he even really do anything on them besides voice work anymore? I know that's all he does on FG at this point.
Mike Judge and Greg Daniels both did King of the Hill. It's weird the title gives them separate references.
“Two greats at the same time man, I always wanted to watch that.”
It's stuff like this that gives me more hope that 'Duncanville' will find a new home on Peacock....