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Netflix adds more TV shows from NBCU

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 24 Sep 2010 2:15 User comments (2)

Netflix adds more TV shows from NBCU

Netflix has announced today that they have expanded their licensing agreement with NBC Universal, making more NBC TV shows available through the "Watch Instantly" streaming catalog.
The deal will include more seasons of hit shows like "30 Rock," "The Office," "Friday Night Lights" and "Law & Order: SVU."

"Saturday Night Live" episodes will be available the day after they air from now on.

Furthermore, the new deal adds episodes of "Battlestar Galactica," "Destination Truth" and "Eureka."

"This agreement adds meaningfully to the wide variety of content that can be streamed from Netflix and breaks new ground in our relationship with NBC Universal," adds Ted Sarandos, Netflix's chief content officer (via the WSJ).



Netflix continues to add movie and TV content on a regular basis, striking deals with Starz, Relativity Media, Fox and NBCU.

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2 user comments

124.9.2010 21:01

glad to see netflix expanding...good for them!!!

225.9.2010 22:10

I'd like to see that in Canada too. Spent last week streaming the Trailer Park Boys. Totally worth 8 bucks a month assuming the selection doesn't get stale.

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