u/evilcatdog

New to this stuff and saw this sub and wanted to know more.

I have 16x 8TB HDD filled with TV Shows. My drives are all nearing capacity - and I can’t buy new ones due to the higher cost so I’m using older 4tb backup drives.

I have A on one drive and BC on the next. But I need more A’s and more B’s… and more C’s.

Which means I need to insert an A2 drive … but then do I do a BC2 drive or move C to a new drive?

I am hesitant to move such large volumes and then have to rescan it all in Sonar and Plex.

But then I can’t handle the idea of things not being “together” aaaaahhhhh!

What do you all do?

Edit: not shoes lol reddit wont let me edit title.

Also new to Plex- up until a few weeks ago I just used windows explorer… I been missing out.

I could easily Google it, but if anyone knows what was the reason she left?

And then more to the point- I was curious if she left because she felt the show had run its course and whether she feels differently now?

I wonder how the later seasons would have gone if she had stayed on… I think her and Ellen made the show what it is. Ellen has kept the momentum up, which is amazing but I can only imagine what it could have been like… anyone have any thoughts?

I have not watched for a while and when I did I was surprised to find Meredith Grey still appearing in episodes. I could have sworn she finished her role many seasons ago.

Turns out that was sort of meant to be the plan, as she wanted to do other things. But - after the streaming platform’s refusal to pay royalties for early seasons, with some actors getting yearly checks of just a few dollars, she decided to stay on.

If she didn’t, she would lose years of royalties for her family. I read that she demanded Disney pay her a very large salary in exchange for only a few episodes per season, and with production credits. All so she can continue to make money off the show she spent decades working on.

I just did a full dive into the topic and how older contracts are being used against actors and such with streaming services. And there is nothing they can do!

I think her solution here is very smart, and to be outspoken and public about it too, is very brave. Good on her!

I feel like when the show first began, around season 1-2 obviously, that the full version of the opening credits really set the tone and mood of the show.

While normally I would have skipped them, something about them really struck me, so I would enjoy watching. Every time. It’s hard to explain why it made me feel that way. But once they shortened them, I feel the show lost something from then onwards.

I’m rewatching now, and remembering the feeling, despite the fact that now I can’t handle watching them.

I mean it doesn’t seem to make sense to me at all. I can sort of understand the reasoning to a small degree in that he didn’t tell him immediately. But that seems insufficient of a reason for his seemingly deep betrayal.

Why do we see the alter-egos all meeting in the board room that Tyrell brought Elliot to with all the lawyers? What’s the connection? Like am I supposed to just think it’s a coincidence?