#primewire (with ublock origin on)

[posallys]

alright i'll bite. how are you watching black sails all my normal pirate channels aren't working for me (ironically)

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[ladyjmontilyet]

so i always used to use PrimeWire to watch my shows but it seems they’ve been targeted again and switched domains. however the new domains seem to have no links?? so i went searching and i found this site that looks different but has the same name and GUESS WHAT

IT HAS SUBTITLES

subtitles are the ONLY reason i pay for netflix. but this site has subs!!! isn’t that amazing? anyway here’s the link go nuts and watch some tv

(use an adblocker obviously. i use ublock origin, privacy badger, and ghostery. a VPN is recommended depending on your country’s laws).

https://primewire.mx/home

[tellthemeerkatsitsfine]

I can't find all the early episodes of Jonathan Creek in dailymotion so had to come to you again. Can you please help me find a source?? Thank you!! You're awesome!

Does "again" mean you're the same person who asked for the episodes of As Yet Untitled? I like the idea of someone out there on a quest to watch the collected works of Alan Davies. If you are doing that, have you read his book? Because I have, and I highly recommend it to anyone who would like to have their entire week ruined by a deep dive into the normalization of trauma and its lasting consequences. And when I say "whole week" I mean that is at least how long the initial emotional response will stay with you; personally I only had one day taken by the book itself, started the audiobook around 9 AM and finished it by 7 PM. I also specifically recommend the audiobook, it's read by the author and he reads it so well. But seriously, trigger warning for so much stuff, I won't get into it because I don't want to start listing traumatic shit when answering a nice question about Jonathan Creek, but anyone thinking of reading the book can Google that if you want warnings.

...Okay, sorry for the tangent, on to the actual question you asked. This is one of the shows that would have been greatly affected by Reddit recently banning the notapanelshow subreddit, which shared Google Drive videos of exactly what it says on the tin: British television shows that are often watched by people who like panel shows but are not panel shows.

So unfortunately, while I did look around, I could not find a convenient Google Drive link for you. I did find a couple of streaming sites that have it. This site has every episode except things that are labeled as specials, and this site has every episode, including specials, of seasons 1-4.

Streaming sites in general are less convenient than Google Drive or YouTube/Dailymotion, but those two sites specifically are some of the best ones in terms of being easy to use. For Primewire, you click on the episode you want and you'll get a list of links that are labelled "version #". Click on any of them and you'll get a video. If the video you get doesn't work, try another version link. But most Primewire videos work pretty well. Watchseries is even simpler to use, just scroll down past the video player to see a list of seasons and episodes. Click on the one you want and it'll appear in the video player.

I don't know what using those two sites without ad blockers is like, but most streaming sites have a lot of ads so if you don't already have an ad blocker I recommend getting that. The two ad blockers I use are Ad Block Plus and ublock origin; they work great and I almost never have problems with ads. They can both be installed as extensions on Google Chrome.

Sorry if I over-explained that, I honestly don't know how much I should assume people know about how to use streaming sites so I thought I'd err on the side of explaining a lot. Feel free to reach out again if you have any more questions!