MLP is not a thing in Australia.

[bronywhocodes 218]

For those of you who are not aware, mlp is not a thing in Australia.

 

Like, Netflix and Foxtel but, I don't have those. When Australia tried putting mlp on tv it had a wonky schedule (remember, channel 11/55 Christmas 2015) where it was on on one day then not the next and then the next week it wasn't on its it was just all over the shop. But recently they have been playing it. At 8:30am. Exactly when school starts. :/ and box sets are like. Like. $30.

 

Sorry about that, I just needed to rant about this. Thanks Australia.

[Lisa 5,552]

Not having either Netflix or Foxtel in 2016.

There's your problem.

I thought everyone has netflix/foxtel

Edited March 11, 2016 by Holiday

[bronywhocodes 218]

Not having either Netflix or Foxtel in 2016.

There's your problem.

I thought everyone has netflix/foxtel

That costs money. Also for Netflix, kinda bad internet.

[Lisa 5,552]

That costs money. Also for Netflix, kinda bad internet.

 

Are the box sets being $30 really a huge problem? $30 isn't a whole lot if you just save up some money for a few days/weeks depending on how you get money.

[EquestriaGuy 1,074]

School is so 2003. You can always drop out and become a beach bum.

[Gestum 2,493]

Just just watch it on the internet. It's free and almost legal.

[Black Sabbath 2,484]

I find it a little too silly to complain about this. I mean, you can't expect every country to send every show on TV.

Edited March 11, 2016 by Yamet

[White 189]

Don't worry, there is an illegal way to watch anything free in the internet, you will eventually find it.

Edited March 11, 2016 by White

[Spark Thunderbass 1,409]

You do know there's a thing called YouTube and Dailymotion right? A lot of people upload episodes on those websites all the time, and it doesn't matter if they get taken down by copyright or not, it's not going to stop them from uploading episodes every now and then.

[Mentis Soliloquy 3,024]

@, 

 

Um MLP is on ABC 3 most days, in NSW at least, so I am not sure what you mean there mate.

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 40,529]

I could be wrong on this but isn't $30 AUD actually not all that much for something like that? 

[Koumorikichikun 62]

I live in Australia and have foxtel. I believe they do show MLP FiM but only on Boomerang in the mornings. I think it was pretty dumb of them not to air it prime time on Cartoon Network when the iron was hot.

[Mentis Soliloquy 3,024]

@@Kyoshi, 

 

$30 can be a lot of money actually to certain people. 

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 40,529]

@@Kyoshi, 

 

$30 can be a lot of money actually to certain people. 

Very true I guess I was just thinking of the value of the AUD in that case, but I don't live there so I definitely don't know for certain. 

[Odyssey 5,713]

If you're South Australian like I am, you can actually watch the MLP:FiM on Eleven.

 

But to be honest, I'd not worry about spending $30 on Netflix/Foxtel so that you can watch just one show. It's best if you used your money on something more practical or watch the show in a different place, anyway.

Edited March 11, 2016 by Odyssey

[Rainbow Diamonds 282]

My girlfriend has to wait for the episodes to come out to DVD to watch any of them. This means that she was to wait for an entire season to air as well as wait a few months for the episodes to come out on DVD in Australia. Occasionally her data is good enough that she can watch an episode, but that's rare. She is unable to afford a computer and doesn't have WiFi either.

 

Daily motion usually has episodes if that's available in Australia. If you're quick enough, you could get episodes on YouTube before they're taken off. 

[AlbaTross 1,581]

For those of you who are not aware, mlp is not a thing in Australia.

Like, Netflix and Foxtel but, I don't have those. When Australia tried putting mlp on tv it had a wonky schedule (remember, channel 11/55 Christmas 2015) where it was on on one day then not the next and then the next week it wasn't on its it was just all over the shop. But recently they have been playing it. At 8:30am. Exactly when school starts. :/ and box sets are like. Like. $30.

Sorry about that, I just needed to rant about this. Thanks Australia.

Hmmm...this discussion is sort of about the show, but is more about Australia so I think I'll move it to Sugarcube Corner.

[bronywhocodes 218]

yes i am aware of dailymotion and such but, this is kind of a personal rant.

 

 

If you're South Australian like I am, you can actually watch the MLP:FiM on Eleven.

yes, that was one of the things that was mentioned. but it's usualy at 8:30. and i do have school.

 

 

Um MLP is on ABC 3 most days, in NSW at least, so I am not sure what you mean there mate.

nope. but i live in vic so, that would be a thing.

[hfiosdhvsdovsdio 86]

MLP in the USA comes on around 11:00 and 2:30, in the middle of when i'm in school, so I just watch them on off Dailymotion, so I have the same problem as you in the TV's case, except on the weekends when I can watch them because, no school, though I don't know when you get off in Australia since this coming from an American POV

Edited March 14, 2016 by Treeclimbyou

[Kozmos 129]

MLP is currrently on channel ELEVEN during weekdays at 8:30am here in QLD, it's currently showing season 2 but I've seen all the eps already on YouTube

[That Guy with the CMB 5,872]

Not only that, but large bugs, crocodiles, and rowdy kangaroos as well. :comeatus:

[Poppyyui4 5]

The poster is a true hardcore fan. It's obvious

[bronywhocodes 218]

MLP is currrently on channel ELEVEN during weekdays at 8:30am here in QLD, it's currently showing season 2 but I've seen all the eps already on YouTube

i am aware but, school. that kinda sucks.

[Moved to Elsewhere 11,330]

i am aware but, school. that kinda sucks.

Do you have any way of recording it? I don't know how it works out there but in America. You can record shows to watch later.

[Grtxkkyz 387]

Yeah, something similar happens here in Mexico, the episodes are usually broadcast out-of-order and sometimes it's virtually impossible to know when the new season starts here. Thankfully, the Internet's here for our aid.