Im ready to cut cable, but there's just ONE big problem i need to solve.

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Ok so now that basketball season is over and I've gotten acclimated to using first row sports/netflix/hulu/shobox....im worried about having the kids shows that my son likes to watch. I've thought about getting them by torrent but some comments scared me away (one guy claims viacom contacted his isp the day after he downloaded a series of bubble guppies episodes). I've heard about setting up proxies but i dont know much about it at all and im not sure how effective it is. Maybe some of my coli brehs can hook me up on the easiest way to do this without my isp giving me Ether :sadcam:. The shows my son likes to watch are as follows.

Bubble guppies
Olivia
Jake and the Neverland pirates
wonder pets
wow wow wubzy
Ni Hao Kai Lan
Go Diego Go

sidenote...already have shobox and they dont have any of the kids stuff im looking for.

Whats the best way to go about this brehs?
 
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You might try file hosting sites instead. Buy a subscription to a site like uploaded.net or rapidgator then go to a forum for your links.
Torrents have older stuff a bit more reliably though.
 
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Get a VPN and join private torrents

Www.private internet access.com

This is the one I use

My ISP used to throttle me, hasn't happened since I started using a vpn
 
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also..what do you mean "joint private torrents" ...so i wouldnt be able to use kick ass torrents and bit torrent like i do now?
 
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Demonic Jenkins said:
Ok so now that basketball season is over and I've gotten acclimated to using first row sports/netflix/hulu/shobox....im worried about having the kids shows that my son likes to watch. I've thought about getting them by torrent but some comments scared me away (one guy claims viacom contacted his isp the day after he downloaded a series of bubble guppies episodes). I've heard about setting up proxies but i dont know much about it at all and im not sure how effective it is. Maybe some of my coli brehs can hook me up on the easiest way to do this without my isp giving me Ether :sadcam:. The shows my son likes to watch are as follows.

Bubble guppies
Olivia
Jake and the Neverland pirates
wonder pets
wow wow wubzy
Ni Hao Kai Lan
Go Diego Go

sidenote...already have shobox and they dont have any of the kids stuff im looking for.

Whats the best way to go about this brehs?
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I don't know if you know this, but Netflix has a kids section, i just don't mean like a kids playlist list, but a whole KIDS section, with hundreds of show and movies

https://www.netflix.com/Kids

You could make him his own profile which netflix supports now and he could watch kids content only all day

The kids section on Netflix is a kid-friendly part of the Netflix experience where you'll find content appropriate for kids 12 and under. We work with Common Sense Media, a non-profit that provides independent ratings, reviews, and information, to help figure out what is appropriate for this age group. Kids can easily navigate this content with the character navigation bar. You can also create a profile on your Netflix account that has access exclusively to kid-friendly content
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and yea HIS shows are not there but :yeshrug: your the parent put your foot down, its like you are not giving him options , other than that your choice would be to setup XBMC or get a android streaming stick with one already setup and sure the show would be there

@GoldenGlove @cook @2gunsup currently run XBMC they could check for you if those shows are on there , ask them or others in the official thread

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/cut-cable-brehs.151746/
 
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StarClout said:
Amazon Prime has all the Viacom stuff so look there for the Nick Jr. Shows
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All of my nieces/nephews who are at least toddler age have Kindles and use Prime everyday.You don't need a Kindle to use it, a computer or other compatible device works just as well. They have so many tv shows on there, movies, and hundreds of games to download. They don't have the specific kid subscription (Freetime, it's called), they're on my regular account. Prime is $49 a year now, with a student membership. We have Netflix, too, but I don't really mess with it.
 
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Demonic Jenkins said:
Ok so now that basketball season is over and I've gotten acclimated to using first row sports/netflix/hulu/shobox....im worried about having the kids shows that my son likes to watch. I've thought about getting them by torrent but some comments scared me away (one guy claims viacom contacted his isp the day after he downloaded a series of bubble guppies episodes). I've heard about setting up proxies but i dont know much about it at all and im not sure how effective it is. Maybe some of my coli brehs can hook me up on the easiest way to do this without my isp giving me Ether :sadcam:. The shows my son likes to watch are as follows.

Bubble guppies
Olivia
Jake and the Neverland pirates
wonder pets
wow wow wubzy
Ni Hao Kai Lan
Go Diego Go

sidenote...already have shobox and they dont have any of the kids stuff im looking for.

Whats the best way to go about this brehs?
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What channel do these shows come on?

Find a friend with comcast, get their email and password and use the tv go app..theres gotta be a way to go from ipad to tv.
 
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