The world of streaming has brought a whole heap of affordability to home entertainment, ensuring that you can access huge ranges of movies and shows for reasonable monthly fees (so long as you're careful about not signing up for too many at one time). Still, even if subscriptions can feel affordable on the surface, there's nothing quite like a genuinely free show.
Amazon has, in the last couple of years, started to experiment with a new way to drum up interest for its shows, by uploading their first seasons to YouTube for people to watch completely for free, aiming (I assume) to get them hooked so that they go and subscribe to see the next season. Now, it's using exactly this tactic for one of its biggest shows – Gen V.
