Same. I find streaming is too inconsistent. TV shows especially seem to disappear and jump between platforms. And I can't be subscribed to every streaming service available. Although I only buy what I know I'll genuinely watch again.

Agreed. It's not like it's going to be on Hulu forever. And why pay virtually the same price on iTunes or Amazon or something to own it digitally when I can have a physical copy?

Revival is possible: https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/abc ... 45092.html

I feel like Happy Endings is just on the outside bubble of shows people still truly, passionately care about. So that's why I'll never get excited for revival talks until it actually happens.

On the plus side, I don't think any of the six are currently involved with any potentially long-term projects.

Did anyone watch the virtual episode they did for charity? I'm going to watch tonight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvMZTnh ... ture=share

I didn't knew it existed. Thanks Mike

No problem. I hear it's great. I'm excited.

I thought this was a bunch of fun. They did well enough replicating the rapid-fire energy of the show the best they could given the circumstances and I laughed out loud at several bits, plus the cast all slid back into their characters easily. Perhaps as a gift after the failure that is 2020 the next few years will bring more Happy Endings so we can all laugh again...

While things are being revived I'll take that Community movie and Hannibal S4, also

Now streaming on Netflix in the correct order. I hope many more discover this under-seen gem.