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INSIDE PREMIUM will keep you up-to-date on the Premieres, Finales, and everything in between that is available at your choosing on Premium VOD. This Week

• Seinfeld Reunion?
• Maher, Moore, Spitzer
• Moody Behavior

• Larry’s back and so is the cast of Seinfeld. But it’s not a reunion? In addition to all the new episodes is the behind the scenes of the four actors gathering after being separated.
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Video On Demand (VOD) continues to boost show viewings via time-shifting. The gross audience (broadcast + DVR + VOD) has become a favored measure for HBO, as officials at the premium service talk up its ability for subscribers to check out programming on their own schedule. Source: Multichannel News

 

Great interview of GASLAND's Josh Fox on The Daily Show. Yes, Jon Stewart, it is On Demand. I cannot confirm ASSLAND is on Cinemax however.

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On Demand Weekly provides new movie reviews of hot movies on demand from the POV of watching from the comfort of your home. Today’s review: HBO's NO ONE DIES IN LILY DALE.

I’ve always been fascinated by psychics and mediums. I can’t convince myself to believe in them one hundred percent, but I can’t dismiss them all as fakes, either. That is the appeal of NO ONE DIES IN LILY DALE for me. Lily Dale, New York, is a community of Spiritualists.

On Demand Weekly provides new movie reviews of hot movies on demand from the POV of watching from the comfort of your home. Today’s review: “The Fence.”
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In 2006, in the frenzied fear of Homeland Security, Drugs, and Illegal Immigration, Congress decided that what this country needed was a fence. A great big, expensive fence to protect us from the terrorists, drug dealers and illegal immigrants coming from Mexico. And so it was. Sort of. Rory Kennedy’s incisive documentary explains the foibles and follies of our protective boundary with Mexico. (Note that no one has suggested one with Canada).

Back in 1999, I saw Ms. Kennedy’s first documentary, “American Hollow,” and although heartfelt and sincere, it certainly lacked polish. Well, no longer. “The Fence” is not only entertaining and educational; it is also a highly polished and concise piece of documentary filmmaking. At a brisk 36 minutes, “The Fence” cleverly informs the viewer without undue polemicizing.

On Demand Weekly provides new movie reviews of hot movies on demand from the POV of watching from the comfort of your home. Today’s review: “Monica and David" (HBO).
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Monica and David are two sweet, helpful, warm-hearted, charming people in love. Ok, so they are developmentally disabled. Both have Down’s Syndrome. They’re getting married. How does that work? Well, that is the subject of the HBO Documentary, “Monica and David.”

At first, the film makes it look almost easy. The families have the necessary resources to provide all of the necessary love, guidance, schooling, and therapy for their kids. Monica and David’s wedding is lovely, and David moves in with Monica’s loving family. But when the family moves to a new city and David is diagnosed with diabetes, their routines have to adjust, and they’ve got to start taking steps toward more independence.