More often DS9, but yeah.
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Yeah more or less.
Ds9 on Pluto today. But closer to 6 hours.
We have multiple streaming services available thanks to phone plans, family, etc.. 99.9% of the time our TV is on, it's on Pluto TV. Multiple free Star Trek channels rolling 24/7!
Our dog has separation anxieties so we leave the TV on to help create noise when we leave. Helps mask some of the neighbors noise which freaks him out -car doors, bicycles, people existing... No worry of Pluto asking him if he is still watching either!
It's got what I crave.
In my house Netflix is called the Star Trek machine
Should regret considering a Netflix sub.
What kind of commitment? A movie?
You do know you can quit midway if you don't enjoy it, right?