@gataseca, How fast is your connection?   See 11 other replies

Streaming on demand with a whole 40 seconds of commercials an episode and you complain? You're watching a cable show for free. Don't whine.
You keep buffering because your equipment is outdated. You need more RAM on a faster processor. A decent standard is 2 gigs SDRAM on a 2Ghz processor; this is pretty standard now. And a decent speed DSL line, I don't know anybody with less than the 3. You want to play in bandwidth, go buy the bandwidth. But it won't do you squat good without a fast enough box.
Now the snotty remark about needing better delivery- In my exalted opinion you need an education in basic 21st century life, catgirl. Nobody wants to listen to the uninformed be nasty.   See 11 other replies

Lest we forget the days of the idiot box and it's 2+ minutes of commercials... Loud, soft, bad, good, buffered, non buffered, a 15-30 second interruption is WORLDS BETTER (In my opinion) than "regular TV". I often find myself oddly angered that I don't have enough time to make a sandwich or grab a quick drink. But that's just me. I also find myself standing at the microwave wondering why it takes a full MINUTE to make a soft pretzel so.... I can relate to all sides of the argument.   See 11 other replies

lmaooooo yea the commercials are hella loud!   See 11 other replies

I never have had any buffer issues with Hulu. I have cable internet, maybe you should look into your internet provider and find out if there is anything you can do to remedy the problem. I agree that waiting for a show to buffer is annoying.   See 11 other replies

Wow, hostile much, gataseca?I didn't find kahrytan's explanation pedantic or lecturing. Packett's post implied a noncomprehension of the difference between the two, and kahrytan replied.   See 11 other replies

Buffer issues, I have none... Commercials interruptions, I don't mind them specially if it is a commercial that I like.   See 11 other replies