Love that feature, and I’m very happy that TheNBCApp exists for that reason! However, I rarely use it for other shows, because I don’t have cable service, and therefore I’m locked out of many episodes. I use TheNBCApp at least 3 to 4 times a week to catch up on episodes of days of our lives because I can rarely watch it when it’s on live. You should focus on your streaming platform, I thoroughly enjoy Peacock, why aren’t all of your shows on peacock!? I have to use two NBC applications. I would’ve paid 5-7$ a month just to watch NBC (WITH commercials 🙄) and I would’ve paid because it’s the only place to find some programs I love. Which is annoying, and should be unnecessary as regular TV is dying in most city areas. I had to login, with my mother’s Cable account in order to use TheNBCApp. Additionally, if you want to stream original programming, just allowing people to subscribe at a cost can help fund aforementioned original programs. Which is great on your part NBC but as an app business model it’s not ideal. Alas, I can watch NBC news without any subscription. By subscribing, to the NBC app, you can offer the news or sports as an added bonus.
Plus a subscription cost, perhaps you can fund some shows that have been cancelled that have a strong following, like giving us some form of closure on Dracula or Emerald City. I am a millennial, I have come to love that for 3-5$ dollars more a month I don’t have to watch commercials. Why? Because I cannot pay to use it or to not be bothered by commercials. I generally love their shows, from Seinfeld to Superstore.
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