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I just called Netflix customer service about this very same issue. I love Entourage and want to stream it on my system, Season 7 or any for that matter.

I was told that Netflix is in negotiations with HBO for the rights to stream Entourage...but nothing is final at this time.

I assume it is a financial issue. Netflix does not want to pay the $$ amount that HBO is demanding.

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7.99 per month

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yes

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If it's appearing on your account like that, it's netflix

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Yes, anywhere you can get access to the internet and log in to your account.

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Season 1-5 is available for instant streaming.

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no not on Netflix Instant only available on dvd from netflix.

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Yes. However, it is only available on DVD. Netflix does not offer any Pokémon titles for streaming.

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no. http://forums.cnet.com/5208-13973_102-0.html?threadID=318390

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Go to System settings > Memory > Harddrive > Games> Netflix:

Delete Member Credentials

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I believe that's not a movie. That is a scene Netflix made up. :) I just want to know the guys name. He was hot! lol

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Netflix is always updating their streaming catalog. Major additions were made to their anime catalog today 10/01/10. However, they are still lacking in streaming anime titles. The first problem is that the rights to different anime are owned by so many different companies. There aren't like 8 huge production studios like there are for regular movies made in America. Getting all these companies to agree to stream their shows takes a lot of time, effort, and money. Another big problem is money. Many anime shows don't generate a lot of money in America. Because a person can just watch an anime on Netflix streaming or DVD, the anime studios don't get as much money as if all those people had bought those dvds themselves. Another problem with anime in America is that many times anime is ridiculously expensive. A four-episode DVD can cost you $20, and many shows are 5 or more discs long, meaning a whole season can cost upwards of $100+. In contrast many live action or even animated American show's seasons are $30-$60. These prices can deter a curious customer from purchasing anime. Although interest in anime in America grows more and more, it is still a niche market. Films by people like Hayao Miyazaki help bring anime mainstream success and exposure in the U.S., but many people still view anime as just cartoons. All this leads many of those in "power" in the movie and television industry to neglect anime, which makes it less visible in the U.S., which makes anime less money in the U.S., which makes it less likely for Netflix to have access or "the right" to stream anime titles.

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When they air all the episodes on TV.

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Doctor Who does not appear to be available on Netflix. It is available on Amazon Prime Instant Video.

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1) Click on "Wii" in the bottom left corner of the home menu

2) "Data Management"

3) "Channels"

4) Click on "Netflix"

5) "Erase"

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It is when you mark a movie so you can come back to it later. Or if you want to watch the movie several times.

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Go to Wii console home screen - click on Wii Button in the left hand bottom - Select Data Management - Select Save Data - Select Wii - Find the Red N (for Netflix) and select Erase - Select Back until you get back to the Wii home screen

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Requim Mass in D Minor by Mozart

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yes, there is a nominal fee.

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It doesn't sound lik it. So pretty much no

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1) Click on "Wii" in the bottom left corner of the home menu

2) "Data Management"

3) "Channels"

4) Click on "Netflix"

5) "Erase"

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If you are using a iPod or an iPad with no data plan, you will need a WiFi connection. If you are using an iPhone or an iPad with a data plan, you do not need a WiFi connection depending on the speed and coverage. However, when on an iPhone or iPad with a data plan, it is always best to be connected to a WiFI connection so you don't incur with an overage charges unless you have a unlimited data plan. For mor questions regaurding you data plans and charges, contact your carrier.

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With dish