I missed last week's ep, "Reunion". Can't find it online, and it's not On Demand with my cable company. I'm a stickler for watching in order, so now I'm just ready to give up on the show completely. So aggravating when they make it this difficult to catch up on missed episodes!
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Tell your god to ready for blood.
It's on the show's website under "Full Episodes" on the left.
Thank you. Apparently one can only view the video with certain cable providers. My provider wasn't listed unfortunately...
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Tell your god to ready for blood.
do realize that EVERYTHING past and present, is available on line, right? Just ask a friend or relative under 30 how... You might start by simply Googling the title...
shareGee, thanks for the tip. We old timers have a real hard time navigating the interweb ...
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Tell your god to ready for blood.
I wanted to let you know if your provider is Comcast, you can google search Xfinity TV sign into your account and search Cedar Cove to find the episodes to watch for Season 2, also Netflix has season 1.
shareCouch tuner. Com and Los Movies are two good sites that I have watched the show on. It is free and has no commercials
shareDon't know if this will work for you, but I was just looking at my On Demand channels and found Cedar Cove in an odd place. It was in "Free Movies On Demand" under Hallmark Channel. Not sure how your On Demand is set up (or how you can search through it), but thought I'd share.
sharegoogle the pirate bay
Same here. My tv didn't record epi 4 and it's the only episode they're not repeating. Can't figure out why. Been waiting three weeks to see epi 4 again but it just isn't showing up anywhere. Can't watch it on hallmark because comcast isn't listed and my comcast online doesn't show it.
shareIt's not 'on demand'...BUT... if you type in the title...when searching for a series/movies on your cable provider...(like mine is time warner)... all the past episodes are listed separately. Just click on and watch... :)
Comcast On Demand in Washington, D.C. area does not offer this show or any Hallmark show. The full episode links here on IMDb take you to Amazon and you have to pay to watch. The Hallmark Channel website, as other poster said, does not have Comcast cable as a provider. I would think Comcast would have millions of subscribers up and down the East Coast. The pirate bay website an above poster mentioned has 'porn' as one of the categories. Who wants to use a website that offers that? If they even have 'Cedar Cove'. The website, thedarewall.com does not offer 'Cedar Cove'.
I guess I could keep searching, but, why? I am very disappointed in the Hallmark Channel for not offering these back episodes on their TV channel or website. They must know that the average viewer is probably between 40 and 60 years old and doesn't want to search and download all over the internet just to watch a TV show. Why aren't they just offering the back episodes to watch so people can catch up with the series? I'm not going to watch tonight and maybe not at all anymore. Maybe if they offer a marathon sometime of all episodes, which I think they did a month or so ago. I'll watch again if I can catch up.
I wanted to let you know if your provider is Comcast, you can google search Xfinity TV sign into your account and search Cedar Cove to find the episodes to watch for Season 2, also Netflix has season 1.
shareI'm a little late, since I just saw your message, but it ticks me off that "free" nets play this game when their shows were just on "for free" to every household in America, so I thought I'd chime in .. my wife watches this show and occasionally her DVR won't record it. We are DirecTV subscribers and according to Hallmark online, our "provider" isn't eligible, which is ridiculous since DirecTV is one of the biggest providers in the US. I refuse to pay for an ep of a show that is in current or recent season. I don't condone "pirating" if you want an entire season for archival purposes, but just to catch up on a missed ep while you were out of town or your DVR hacked up a hairball I think it ridiculous to have to pay!
If you sign up for a newsgroup provider (Usenetserver is a good cheap one for $10/ month), or your ISP might even have newsgroup capabilities, then go here: http://www.nzbclub.com/search.aspx?q=%22cedar+cove%22 You can download what you need. All TV shows are listed on the internet by these types of numbers:
that is, "S01E01" would mean "Season 1, Episode 1." "S05E10" would be "Season 5, Episode 10," and so on.
You will also need to download a free program called "SABnzbd" which will download all parts of the NZB files (search for it). Since the files you will download are zip/archival files, you should virus scan them after download, but I have rarely found them to contain a virus (but you're on your own risk here .. use caution and virus scan anyway). Then, you just unzip the file(s). True .. you might have to pay $10 for the newsgroup provider, but then you can download as much as you need each month, and you can cancel ANY time.
If all of the nets would just make their current season's shows easily available, then we wouldn't have to go through these contortions to watch a recent show we missed. At least when we watch their shows online, we HAVE to watch the ads that we are skipping with our DVRs anyway!
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every station almost that shows a show..has the eppies available on their website...
susan