Thanks for the info on season 3. I thought it was very good. Got a lot of good laughs. Bought the dvds to pass around to friends.

Read they want to do 2 seasons a year while they still had the strength to produce them.

I sure wish they could move these along. This show is such a hoot.

Can't wait to hang out in the beach house with my favorite ladies!

I watched and re watched the season 2 finale scene where Grace and Frankie let their families have it - and Grace said they were going into business producing vibrators for older women! It was so well filmed, especially as they exited that scene in slow motion with the triumphant music playing. Classic!

I recently finished Season 2--was watching them one after another, while working in the kitchen usually, and suddenly the next one didn't come on. Glad the gap won't be too long! Although it will take some getting used to doing just single episode viewing.

Love that show!

Did you see the new trailer announcement? Trailer

I was just wondering when the next season was coming out. Thanks :-)

We're new to Netflix. I thought someone said when a new season debuts (they were talking about House of Cards) that all episodes are immediately available. Is that incorrect?

I don't know about that.

I believe this show (and I think all Netflix originals) are released in full.

Thanks for the heads up! I LOVE that show! And yes, all the episodes of the season are released at once. That's why many people "binge" watch when a show starts up again.

After reading this thread, I searched for the series on YouTube. Found both seasons, but the episodes uploaded are not the best. One person's upload was too dark, the one I had to settle on was too small. In other words, much of the time the actors' heads are cut off. But I get the gist.

Looked into Netflix for $11.99 a month. I couldn't justify paying that along with my monthly cable bill. I see there is a free trial tho. How easy is it to cancel after the free trial?

I would do the free trial. I think what they count on is people forgetting and letting the monthly billing just go through each month after the free trial. I think I've started and stopped a couple times and started and stopped once with Hulu. If I remember correctly it's just going to your account on line an cancelling. I don't even think you need to talk to anyone so you don't have to worry about something trying to talk you into staying etc etc.

Schoolhouse, we got a free trial for the month of December. We're continuing service at $7.99/month. You should double check price options. We can only stream on one TV, but that's fine. We've streamed a number of series the past couple months. Don't foresee dropping the service any time soon.

We viewed the first 2 seasons of Grace & Frankie on DVDs borrowed from the library. You might check out that option.

Well with the $11.99 a month Netflix option, you get the programs in HD. I'm spoiled, I like HD. But for the trial probably $7.99 would be the way to go, just to see how the system works.

How do you "stream" on a TV? Do you have to have an app, I saw that mentioned; but I hardly know what an app is. Good idea about the DVDs from the library! Does the library offer a good selection of Netflix programming?

This article might help.

http://www.stltoday.com/entertainment/television/gail-pennington/if-you-re-new-to-streaming-tv-here-s-your/article_e8a9dd76-3117-5dcd-852d-031971fb162b.html

We borrowed all seasons of House of Cards from the library. Looking forward to catching the new season on Netflix later this spring.

Schoolhouse, you need a "smart" tv. We only have 1 smart out of our 3 tv's, so we can only watch Netflix on one of them. If there's a way around that, I have no idea what it is! I'm not good at tech stuff.

GW was cranky yesterday and some of my posts never showed up.

I use a steaming Blu-ray player to watch Netflix with my kitchen tv; that one is just an undercounter type (iLive brand), and it isn't a Smart TV. The streaming blu-rays cost about $60-75 each, probably less during a good sale.

Thanks for a head-up that the seasons come out all at once. I haven't been watching Netflix original shows long enough to know that.

You can also use a Roku, Amazon fire stick, Apple TV. There are many options for streaming without a smart tv.

Good to know! I might have to get something for my bedroom tv so I can watch Netflix on that. Thanks for the info!

Before I got a smart TV, or the Hopper I had a box for netflix. They can be bought at walmart

here is a link streaming boxes.

go for the free trail but wait until mid March so you can see Grace & Frankie when it comes on