WEBVTT 00:00:00.191 --> 00:00:03.037 ♪ (ragtime music) ♪ 00:00:09.914 --> 00:00:11.334 - Okay, I'm gonna test them, 00:00:11.334 --> 00:00:13.338 'cause one thing I remembered when I was checking this out 00:00:13.338 --> 00:00:15.247 was they didn't have a lot of old stuff. 00:00:15.824 --> 00:00:18.345 Okay, so they've got Twilight Zone, so I'd be happy. 00:00:18.345 --> 00:00:19.518 - Twilight Zone. 00:00:19.518 --> 00:00:21.094 That's truly amazing. 00:00:21.094 --> 00:00:22.779 - Okay, Bruce Lee movie. 00:00:22.779 --> 00:00:23.804 Game of Death is good. 00:00:23.804 --> 00:00:25.549 - So you never have to be bored again. 00:00:25.549 --> 00:00:26.959 - The other people don't mind waiting? 00:00:26.959 --> 00:00:28.958 Now I know why it took me so long to get in here. 00:00:28.958 --> 00:00:31.491 (chuckling) I'm watching a movie! 00:00:31.491 --> 00:00:34.304 (Finebros snicker) Did you just take it off? You did! 00:00:34.304 --> 00:00:36.961 (movie reel clicks) 00:00:37.726 --> 00:00:39.521 - (Finebros) What do you know about Netflix? 00:00:39.521 --> 00:00:40.882 - I know that we have Netflix. 00:00:40.882 --> 00:00:45.766 - It's a resource for movies and entertainment. 00:00:45.766 --> 00:00:49.036 - They're supposed to have the best shows around. 00:00:49.036 --> 00:00:53.788 - The old TV shows that I was able to find, international movies. 00:00:53.788 --> 00:00:57.001 - Guys, I really don't. I know it's-- 00:00:57.001 --> 00:01:00.110 We got a new TV, and it says "Netflix" on it somewhere 00:01:00.110 --> 00:01:03.956 on the remote, and I've yet to experiment quite that far. 00:01:03.956 --> 00:01:05.350 - (Finebros) And what are your thoughts that, 00:01:05.350 --> 00:01:08.080 here is a company that is exclusively online 00:01:08.080 --> 00:01:10.706 and is now making some of the most acclaimed shows 00:01:10.706 --> 00:01:13.142 in all of entertainment? - Yeah. It's great. 00:01:13.142 --> 00:01:15.758 - People like me, we're not gonna continue 00:01:15.758 --> 00:01:18.359 to pay for channels we don't want to watch. 00:01:18.359 --> 00:01:24.610 And Netflix really has the right idea. 00:01:24.610 --> 00:01:26.789 - We don't actually sit down and watch television. 00:01:26.789 --> 00:01:30.165 My kids, they never sit down and watch television shows 00:01:30.165 --> 00:01:32.090 unless I make them watch something with me. 00:01:32.090 --> 00:01:35.791 - If Netflix-- I don't know that they do news. 00:01:35.791 --> 00:01:39.492 But if they started doing news that was reliable, 00:01:40.043 --> 00:01:42.215 you probably could get rid of TV. 00:01:42.215 --> 00:01:45.161 - Well, it's interesting, 'cause I try to explain to my friends 00:01:45.161 --> 00:01:48.421 that kids watch YouTube, watch Internet. 00:01:48.421 --> 00:01:52.892 And thanks to you, I know about it. (chuckling) 00:01:52.892 --> 00:01:55.706 Otherwise, I'd be stupid as most of my friends, who say, "What?" 00:01:55.706 --> 00:01:57.306 - (Finebros) Netflix also has a resurgence 00:01:57.306 --> 00:01:58.737 in bringing back classic shows 00:01:58.737 --> 00:02:00.389 or saving shows from cancellation, 00:02:00.389 --> 00:02:02.102 'cause it can rely on subscription numbers 00:02:02.102 --> 00:02:05.008 to make shows for a specific fanbase versus just the masses. 00:02:05.008 --> 00:02:05.880 - Oh really? 00:02:05.880 --> 00:02:09.861 - As long as they have the technology to put up so much content, 00:02:09.861 --> 00:02:11.040 why wouldn't they? 00:02:11.040 --> 00:02:14.299 - I love that, because especially they're appealing to me 00:02:14.299 --> 00:02:17.081 and my kind of people that like the more offbeat, 00:02:17.081 --> 00:02:21.070 maybe unique series that aren't-- no offense-- 00:02:21.070 --> 00:02:24.983 the stupid sitcoms, these moronic, stupid sitcoms 00:02:24.983 --> 00:02:27.222 that I don't even watch. They come and go. 00:02:27.222 --> 00:02:28.977 So I love the fact they have-- 00:02:29.608 --> 00:02:31.861 they can bring back, like Arrested Development. 00:02:31.861 --> 00:02:34.704 - (Finebros) So now that there's access to so much content now-- 00:02:34.704 --> 00:02:37.609 and exclusive, premium content even on Netflix-- 00:02:37.609 --> 00:02:40.294 do you think the future of traditional television is in trouble? 00:02:40.294 --> 00:02:41.700 - I don't know that it's in trouble, 00:02:41.700 --> 00:02:43.234 but it's certainly getting confusing. 00:02:43.234 --> 00:02:45.110 - (while laughing) It has been for many years, 00:02:45.110 --> 00:02:46.671 as far as I'm concerned. 00:02:46.671 --> 00:02:49.429 - Yep. Technology is just going... 00:02:49.429 --> 00:02:51.898 "expedentially," multiplying. 00:02:51.898 --> 00:02:53.567 - Well, I don't know that it's in trouble. 00:02:53.567 --> 00:02:56.702 But I think you're gonna find it to be less prevalent. 00:02:56.702 --> 00:02:59.547 - It might be, yeah, 'cause it's got so much competition now. 00:02:59.547 --> 00:03:01.338 So that's good, if they could eliminate cable, 00:03:01.338 --> 00:03:03.007 'cause they're so ridiculously priced. 00:03:03.007 --> 00:03:05.462 (chuckling) And they're always going off, 00:03:05.462 --> 00:03:06.992 and you have to call them all the time. 00:03:06.992 --> 00:03:08.307 - (Finebros) So now that you've experienced 00:03:08.307 --> 00:03:10.047 a little bit of Netflix and learned more about it, 00:03:10.047 --> 00:03:11.208 what do you think of it now? 00:03:11.208 --> 00:03:12.201 - I think I'm gonna get it. 00:03:12.201 --> 00:03:16.023 - I will probably leave here and go to Costco or somewhere 00:03:16.023 --> 00:03:18.547 and shop TVs just to see how much they are, 00:03:18.547 --> 00:03:20.947 because this is just what I want. 00:03:20.947 --> 00:03:24.782 My TV's still like this. It's still-- I mean, the depth of it. 00:03:24.782 --> 00:03:27.515 It weighs like 70 pounds, 'cause I tried to move it 00:03:27.515 --> 00:03:30.608 to do cable things and all-- oh, it's old. 00:03:30.608 --> 00:03:32.794 It's old. It's time to upgrade. 00:03:32.794 --> 00:03:35.700 ♪ (upbeat theme music) ♪