Billions season 5 missing episode 9.

[Craiglee]

Any else having issues missing episodes in series linked shows?

[nolte]

Billions s5 ep9 is available on boxsets

When recording when it was originally shown, I found the opposite problem, that it wanted to record at 2am and 9pm and then also repeat the next day too.  I didn't want to cancel the recordings schedule because of the series link even when I had already watched the episode.

[Craiglee]

I've tried on the boxsets and it isn't there for me 😕

[nolte]

If you are on sky q, did you try a voice search or word search for "billions".

I checked sky go and it is there for me

[nolte]

 

Checked sky q and it is there too (see photo, once approved)

What are you on? Sky q, sky glass, or sky+HD? 

[Craiglee]

I'm using sky glass. Searched everywhere through glass. Driving me nuts 😬

[nolte]

I suggest emailing viewer relations at viewerR@sky.uk as they should be able to help. 

Specify in it that you are on sky glass. 

[Mark39]

@Craiglee inexplicably S5E9 and S5E11 appear to be available only in UHD on Glass. If you don't have UHD, I'd  contact Viewer Relations as @nolte suggested

[LGUser]

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@Mark39 wrote:

@Craiglee inexplicably S5E9 and S5E11 appear to be available only in UHD on Glass. If you don't have UHD, I'd  contact Viewer Relations as @nolte suggested

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Why would you not have UHD on Sky Glass when the TV you have is UHD?

Billions is quite good in UHD.

[Craiglee]

I don't fancy forking out extra money for UHD when honestly there is no difference in HD and UHD imo.

[LGUser]

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@Craiglee wrote:

I don't fancy forking out extra money for UHD when honestly there is no difference in HD and UHD imo.

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I'll disagree here.here is definitely a difference between HD and UHD with Billions and any UHD program/movie that has HDR is going to be better then HD. And with UHD,  you will be able to watch Netflix UHD programs/movies in UHD.

[Mark39]

@Craiglee it's a matter of personal perception. Not everyone discerns a difference. I don't blame you for not paying for it if you don't find it to be an improvement.

[LGUser]

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@Mark39 wrote:

@Craiglee it's a matter of personal perception. Not everyone discerns a difference. I don't blame you for not paying for it if you don't find it to be an improvement.

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But can you say there is not an improvement when it's UHD/HDR?

[Mark39]

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@LGUser wrote:

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@Mark39 wrote:

@Craiglee it's a matter of personal perception. Not everyone discerns a difference. I don't blame you for not paying for it if you don't find it to be an improvement.

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But can you say there is not an improvement when it's UHD/HDR?

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Of course . There's only an improvement if a customer can see an improvement. The fact that you or I may see an improvement is of no relevance to somebody who doesn't.

[LGUser]

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@Mark39 wrote:

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@LGUser wrote:

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@Mark39 wrote:

@Craiglee it's a matter of personal perception. Not everyone discerns a difference. I don't blame you for not paying for it if you don't find it to be an improvement.

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But can you say there is not an improvement when it's UHD/HDR?

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Of course . There's only an improvement if a customer can see an improvement. The fact that you or I may see an improvement is of no relevance to somebody who doesn't.

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What I question is how do you know youdon't see a difference between HD and UHD if you don't have UHD to compare to? Not all TVs are the same. My 2016 LG 55UH850V is different then my 65" LG OLED C1. IMHO, I think the difference between UHD and HD can be down to the TV.

What could be done is for @Craiglee to watch a program from BBC in HD and then in UHD from the TV's iPlayer app. That would give a good comparison. Something like the recently run The Mating Game would do.