Dropout

Love the content! The "resume" feature would be more useful if it grouped whole series together, rather than individual episodes. And maybe this is more of a Chromecast problem, but videos will often keep playing on my phone even when I stop playback on my TV. It would also be nice if the app kept my captions turned on so I don't have to click that seeing every time. Overall, hilarious and entertaining stuff. Great value, especially for the price.

I love many things about Dropout, the price, the content, and it has a good app layout. But if I could suggest one thing, it would be a comments section. I really like being able to share thoughts about media. That's why, even with a Dropout subscription, I still frequent videos on the College Humor youtube page. I also needed to drop my subscription for a few months when I was in a financial situation, it was incredibly easy to cancel or pause my subscription until I could pay for it again.

Dropout is an AMAZING streaming service with many amazing shows. The app works pretty well, but there's some features I think it could use that would make it 5 stars, like the ability to remove things from continue watching, and it can be awkward trying to navigate, especially if you're looking for older or less popular shows. But it doesn't crash and it lets me know when new episodes of Game Changer and Um, Actually come out, and that's really important.

Have encountered a few bugs here and there, specifically in regards to screen orientation (though there's been a recent update and I haven't had a chance to see if that was resolved), and I also wish it were easier to navigate to a series homepage through the search bar, but the quality of the streaming content is top tier, and none of that is really all that negative. The only thing I really wish was that there were a way to more easily cast to my smart TV so I could watch on a bigger screen.

Great app to watch outstanding comedy. Dropout to me is such a unique platform compared to other streaming services. I know they're a business like any other, and it is basically just TV, but the people that work there seem to enjoy it and each other's presence rather than slog through "content creation" and it shows in everything I've seen so far.