Can someone confirm if Peacock does have all episodes (14,000) to access?

 

 

1 hour ago, fivethej said:

Can someone confirm if Peacock does have all episodes (14,000) to access?

 

 

At this time the information has been that the entire library is not a part of the deal.

1 hour ago, fivethej said:

Can someone confirm if Peacock does have all episodes (14,000) to access?]

There was a write-up in one article that got misinterpreted, and then the misinterpretation got inadvertently further reworded by other sites into something inaccurate.

The original intent was to mention that new episodes will be added to to the already-existing library of episodes that have already been posted on Peacock.

And then completely separately, to mention anecdotally, as a aside, as in "oh by the way", there have been over 14,000 episodes produced.

Here is the original NBC Universal Peacock press release:
https://www.nbcumv.com/mediavillage/interactive/2929fed4187b40648b79a9839e70e91fproduct169208/index.html#/show/841e7af7-d958-474c-8e21-c8047418274f/press-releases/0c7e043f-07b1-4f7a-998b-85b08acd1f0a
(The press release starts where it says "DAYTIME DRAMA ‘DAYS OF OUR LIVES’ MAKES HISTORIC MOVE TO PEACOCK - Breaking News August 3, 2022".)

The Wall Street Journal tried to summarize the press release, saying:
In addition to the new episodes of “Days of Our Lives,” Peacock subscribers will have access to the lengthy library of past episodes. In 2020, the soap opera surpassed 14,000 episodes.
Free archived copy of that WSJ article: https://archive.ph/vsN4d
The WSJ wrote two unrelated sentences separately, but put them next to each other in the same paragraph. 

Then other news organizations and websites saw the WSJ, and read it hastily, and misunderstood it as saying that a library of 14,000 episodes will be available to view. That was never the intent, but it was apparently easily misunderstood.

So then one or two other sites wrote their own articles (incorrectly) saying that there would be 14,000 episodes uploaded to Peacock, and the incorrect info spread.

Each of the actors have been making videos asking viewers to switch to Peacock.  Robert Scott Wilson just did one and he said "Having Peacock means you can catch up on DAYS from the past season."
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cia4vzhpDao/
 

Edited September 14, 20223 yr by janea4old

4 hours ago, janea4old said:

Robert Scott Wilson just did one and he said "Having Peacock means you can catch up on DAYS from the past season."
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cia4vzhpDao/

And, that's a mentionable because since July 2021 Peacock has had 2 seasons up & they mean to keep on with that much, in case people thought that would be cut back, which it won't.

I for one still wish they would dally in some past classic DAYS but that's all that is, wishful thinking.

5 hours ago, janea4old said:

There was a write-up in one article that got misinterpreted, and then the misinterpretation got inadvertently further reworded by other sites into something inaccurate.

The original intent was to mention that new episodes will be added to to the already-existing library of episodes that have already been posted on Peacock.

And then completely separately, to mention anecdotally, as a aside, as in "oh by the way", there have been over 14,000 episodes produced.

Here is the original NBC Universal Peacock press release:
https://www.nbcumv.com/mediavillage/interactive/2929fed4187b40648b79a9839e70e91fproduct169208/index.html#/show/841e7af7-d958-474c-8e21-c8047418274f/press-releases/0c7e043f-07b1-4f7a-998b-85b08acd1f0a
(The press release starts where it says "DAYTIME DRAMA ‘DAYS OF OUR LIVES’ MAKES HISTORIC MOVE TO PEACOCK - Breaking News August 3, 2022".)

The Wall Street Journal tried to summarize the press release, saying:
In addition to the new episodes of “Days of Our Lives,” Peacock subscribers will have access to the lengthy library of past episodes. In 2020, the soap opera surpassed 14,000 episodes.
Free archived copy of that WSJ article: https://archive.ph/vsN4d
The WSJ wrote two unrelated sentences separately, but put them next to each other in the same paragraph. 

Then other news organizations and websites saw the WSJ, and read it hastily, and misunderstood it as saying that a library of 14,000 episodes will be available to view. That was never the intent, but it was apparently easily misunderstood.

So then one or two other sites wrote their own articles (incorrectly) saying that there would be 14,000 episodes uploaded to Peacock, and the incorrect info spread.

Each of the actors have been making videos asking viewers to switch to Peacock.  Robert Scott Wilson just did one and he said "Having Peacock means you can catch up on DAYS from the past season."
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cia4vzhpDao/
 

Such a shame. I really believed it at first and hoped to see the Susan Flannery and Denise Alexander years of Days and early Maggie 

 

So my aunt came over to visit and she's still lost with the move. I told her exactly what to do but she didn't want to watch it on her phone. I told her that she could watch it on her TV.  Problem she has no WiFi to view it on her TV.  I'm sure many are in my aunt's shoes.

The transition I'm sure are giving people headaches.

Edited September 14, 20223 yr by Soapsuds

10 minutes ago, Soapsuds said:

So my aunt came over to visit and she's still lost with the move. I told her exactly what to do but she didn't want to watch it on her phone. I told her that she could watch it on her TV.  Problem she has no WiFi to view it on her TV.  I'm sure many are in my aunt's shoes.

The transition I'm sure are giving people headaches.

What about on a computer?

6 minutes ago, AbcNbc247 said:

What about on a computer?

She doesn't own one. She only has a phone with internet. She's going to check if she can find a deal on internet so I can install peacock for her on the TV. She's not tech savvy and neither is her son because I had to explain it to her after explaining it to him to help his mom out.

Edited September 14, 20223 yr by Soapsuds

16 minutes ago, Soapsuds said:

So my aunt came over to visit and she's still lost with the move. I told her exactly what to do but she didn't want to watch it on her phone. I told her that she could watch it on her TV.  Problem she has no WiFi to view it on her TV.  I'm sure many are in my aunt's shoes.

The transition I'm sure are giving people headaches.

There are people in her shoes, people who live in rural areas and don't have great wifi 

1 minute ago, Soapsuds said:

She doesn't own one. She only has a phone with internet. She's going to check if she can find a deal on internet so I can install peacock for her on the TV. She's not tech savvy and neither is her son because I had to explain it to her after explaining it to him to help my aunt out.

What about a tablet? Can she get an IPAD or something to watch on if necessary?

5 minutes ago, dragonflies said:

There are people in her shoes, people who live in rural areas and don't have great wifi 

What about a tablet? Can she get an IPAD or something to watch on if necessary?

I'm sure she could buy one but she wants the full tv view like she's always had. I told her that she had only September for the $1.99 deal. So if she can't get WiFi by then Days Of Our Lives will lose a viewer. She hasn't watched since Friday when it went off the air.

 

 

Edited September 15, 20223 yr by victoria foxton

Some mobile carriers will hook someone up with a tablet to run with their phone to hotspot. Not at all surprised as I thought some people who only have internet on their phones giving up on the show…

3 hours ago, Soapsuds said:

  3 hours ago, dragonflies said:

There are people in her shoes, people who live in rural areas and don't have great wifi 

What about a tablet? Can she get an IPAD or something to watch on if necessary?

What about watching it at her local library? I guess a computer monitor just wouldn't cut it. Never mind.

3 hours ago, Tonksadora said:

What about watching it at her local library? I guess a computer monitor just wouldn't cut it. Never mind.

No that wouldn't work.😂  

She wasn't happy with the move to Peacock.  She won't pay 4.99 a month for it. So she's hoping to get her Wi-Fi problem solved before September is over.