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Star Wars: The Bad Batch, comes out on Disney Plus May the 4th.

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May the 4rth be with you, when you watch this animated masterpiece which takes place after The Clone Wars and Revenge of the Sith.

Only available on Disney Plus, this series follows a squad of unique clone troopers who debuted in the final season the The Clone Wars, where they become mercenaries in the era of the Galactic Empire. Establishing fark undertones this animated series has serious and fun elements that follow the members of Clone Force 99, this arc has enough juice to satisfy any star wars buf, and with its 4 episode structure it is going strong!





The season will be premiering on fridays from may the 4th.

 

How to get view the Golden Globes

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After many logistical challenges the Golden GLobes will start this year on Sunday, the 29th of Feb. The Queens cambit could see Anya Taylor Joy realise her true potential as she is nominated and expected to win best actress. Rosmund pike from ‘I Care A Lot’ is also in the running.

Who’s hosting?

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. This will be the fourth time they’ve hosted together.

Date and start time

US: Sunday, Feb. 28 at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET

Australia: Monday, March 1 at noon AEDT

UK: Monday, March 1 at 1 a.m. GMT

Streaming on:

Youtube, Hulu and Youtube TV.

Wednesday Adams is on Netflix

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The cult classic the Addams Family and it’s creator Tim Burton are bringing the classic to Netflix.

Netflix has announced that a 8 part episode series directed by Tim Burton focusing on Wednesday From The Adams Family.

 

“Wednesday attempts to master her emerging psychic ability, thwart a monstrous killing spree that has terrorized the local town and solve the supernatural mystery that embroiled her parents 25 years ago — all while navigating her new and very tangled relationships with the strange and diverse student body,” Netflix said today (being a wednesday).

 

Nothing has been said about release date or cast.

 

[FIXED] Netflix Unexpected Error

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Netflix Porxy Error

Netflix errors are common among Netflix users around the globe.  These errors are caused due to connectivity issues and software or hardware problems. However, if you are experiencing the Netflix Unexpected error on your computer, we’ve got you covered. 

You may also have noticed that you get a message saying, “Whoops, something went wrong.. Unexpected Error.” This error typically indicates that you need to refresh the information stored on your web browser. 

In this article, we will guide you to fix the Netflix unexpected error on your desktop web browser. Here’s how. 

How to fix Netflix unexpected error?

Chrome 

Clear cached images and files on your Chrome browser.

  1. Click on the three-dot icon at the top right corner. 
  2. Select More tools and then Clear browsing data…
  3. Open the Advanced tab at the top. 
  4. Set the Time Range to All time. 
  5. Make sure to only check Cached images and files. 
  6. Click on the Clear Data button. 
  7. Now, try streaming on Netflix.

Firefox

Important: Refreshing Firefox will remove any modification made to the browsers, including extensions, themes, site permission, and toolbar customization. 

  1. Click on the ≡ icon at the upper right corner of the app window. 
  2. Select Help from the dropdown menu. 
  3. Select Troubleshooting information. 
  4. Click on the Refresh Firefox… button. 
  5. Once the Firefox is refreshed, try streaming on Netflix. 

Microsoft Edge

Clear Netflix cookie 

  1. Go to netflix.com/clearcookies. Now, you will be signed out of your Netflix account. 
  2. Now, sign in to your account and try streaming on Netflix. 

Clear browsing data

  1. Click on the three-dot icon at the top right corner. 
  2. Select History and then Clear browsing data. 
  3. Set the Time Range to All time. 
  4. Ensure all boxes are checked and click on Clear now. 
  5. Now, try streaming on Netflix. 

Safari

Enable cookies in Safari. 

  1. From the Safari menu, choose Preferences. 
  2. Choose Privacy. 
  3. Under Cookies and website data, unmark the Block all cookies checkbox. If you don’t find Block all cookies, mark the Allow from websites I visit checkbox. 
  4. Now, try streaming on Netflix. 

Additional troubleshooting for Netflix unexpected error

Restart your computer

Various issues on your computer can be resolved by a simple restart, and it might also solve the Netflix unexpected error. Restart your computer and try streaming Netflix. 

Restart your home network

If none of the above didn’t solve the issue, it might your home network that preventing you to connect to Netflix. 

  1. Turn off your modem/router and unplug the power for at least a minute.
  2. Now, plug the power in and turn on your modem/router. 
  3. Wait until the lights on your modem/router blink stably and try streaming Netflix. 

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How to Fix Netflix Proxy Error?

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Netflix Error M7111-5059

Netflix proxy error pops up when you are trying to stream Netflix using a proxy server or VPN. If you face this issue, you will get the error code M7111-5059 followed by a message, “You seem to be using an unblocker or proxy.” If you are screwed up with this issue, you’re not alone. Lots of Netflix users around the world use VPN or proxy server to access blocked content in their respective regions. However, since 2016, Netflix started to detect and block connections from proxies and VPNs. 

In this article, we will provide you a workaround for this issue.

How to fix Netflix proxy error 

The best way to resolve the Netflix proxy error is by using a reliable VPN. Using a reliable VPN like the NordVPN will bypass the Netflix proxy error and let you seamlessly enjoy the Netflix content of any region you want. 

Here are the three best VPN for bypassing Netflix proxy error

NordVPN

NordVPN is arguably one of the best VPNs to unblock Netflix content on any server. It provides fast connection speeds with strong security and is available on all platforms, including iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, and Amazon Fire TV. 

ExpressVPN 

ExpressVPN is another top VPN for unblocking Netflix. It lets you unblock Netflix in various countries, including Canada, UK, and U.S. It’s also known for its strong security and availability across platforms, including Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Linux, Amazon Fire Tv, and some specific wireless routers. 

Surfshark

Surshark is a great alternative for people looking for an affordable VPN. Surfshark unblocks various Netflix libraries, including Netflix Japan, UK, and the US. Considering the price, it provides moderate speeds with reliable connections. 

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How to Fix Netflix Error tvq-pb-101?

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Error tvq-pb-101

Netflix error code tvq-pb-101 is a common error across various streaming devices like Blu-ray Player, Roku, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and others. The Netflix error tvq-pb-101 typically indicates that there’s a problem with your streaming device. Here, we will guide you to resolve this issue.

Troubleshooting on PlayStation 3 

Restart your PlayStation 

  1. Unplug power from your PlayStation 3 for a minimum of 1 minute. 
  2. While your PlayStation 3 is in the off state, press the power button to discharge any remaining power. 
  3. Plug back in the power and turn on your PlayStation 3. 
  4. Now, try streaming on Netflix again. 

Erase Stored Game Data

  1. From your Home screen, navigate to Game. 
  2. Go to Game Data Utility and highlight Netflix. 
  3. Press the triangle button on your controller. 
  4. Choose Delete and then Yes. 

Uninstall and Reinstall the Netflix app

  1. From the home screen, navigate and highlight the Netflix app. 
  2. Press the Triangle button on your controller. 
  3. Select Delete and then Yes to confirm. 
  4. Now, from the home screen, launch the PlayStation Store. 
  5. Choose Apps and then Movies/TV. 
  6. Select Netflix and then Download. 
  7. Once the app is installed, select Start.
  8. Now, log in to your account and try streaming Netflix again.

Troubleshooting on Roku

Reset the Netflix app

  1. When you are on the error screen in the Netflix app, choose More Info or More Details. 
  2. Select Reset. If you don’t find Reset, choose Sign Out or Deactivate. 
  3. Now, sign back into your account and try Netflix. 

Restart Roku

  1. Unplug the power from Roku for a minimum of 10 seconds. 
  2. Plug the power back in and turn on your Roku. 
  3. Wait for a minute and try streaming on Netflix. 

Deactivate and Reactivate the Netflix app  

  1. From the home screen, highlight the Netflix app and press the star key on your remote. 
  2. Choose Remove channel. and again select Remove channel to confirm. 
  3. Again, from the home screen, go into Streaming Channels. 
  4. Select Movies & TV and then Netflix. 
  5. Choose Add Channel. 
  6. Now log in to your account and try streaming on Netflix. 

Troubleshooting on Xbox 360 

Check your disk storage

The Netflix error tvq-pb-101 may occur due to low storage. 

  1. Press the Guide button on your controller. 
  2. Choose Settings and select System. 
  3. Select Storage. 

If you are running low on storage as less than 8MB, clear up some space and try streaming on Netflix. 

Erase Netflix Stored Data

  1. Go to Settings from the home screen. 
  2. Select System and then Storage. 
  3. Choose All Devices if listed, or select the first device listed. For e.g. Memory Unit, USB Storage, or Hard Drive. 
  4. Choose Games and Apps and then Netflix. 
  5. Select Netflix Saved Games and choose Delete. 
  6. Select Yes. 
  7. Select Netflix Xbox 360 Game and choose Delete and confirm. You may also see it as Netflix Title Update. 
  8. Now, try streaming on Netflix. 

Remove and reinstall the Netflix app 

  1. From the Xbox Dashboard, go to Apps. 
  2. Choose My Apps. 
  3. Highlight the Netflix app and press the X button. 
  4. Choose Delete and Yes to confirm. 
  5. From the Dashboard, go to Apps. 
  6. Choose Netflix to start to download the app. 
  7. Once Netflix is installed, log in to your account and try Netflix again.

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How to Fix Netflix Error H403?

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Netflix Error H403

Errors are annoying, especially when you are not able to enjoy your favorite movies and shows on Netflix. And if you are experiencing the Netflix error code H403 along with a message stating, “Sorry, there was a problem communicating with Netflix. Please try again.”, we’ve got you covered. 

The Netflix error H403 typically points to the issue that the Netflix app on your Windows 10 computer is not able to log in to your account. Here, we will guide you to solve this issue. 

Log in on another device

To do this troubleshoot make sure your other device is on the same network as your computer. If you’ve already logged in to your account on the other device, log out and log back in.

If an error message appears when logging in, then Netflix is not able to connect to your account at the moment. Try signing in on Netflix later again. 

If you don’t see any error code or message, then the issue might be with the Netflix app itself. Follow the below troubleshooting steps. 

Reinstall the Netflix app

  1. Open the Start menu and type in Netflix. 
  2. Right-click on the Netflix app and select Uninstall. 
  3. Again, select Uninstall to confirm. 
  4. Open the Microsoft store from the start menu. 
  5. Search for Netflix and install the app on your computer. 
  6. Once Netflix is installed, open the app and try streaming. 

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How to Solve Netflix Error UI3012?

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Netflix Error UI3012

Netflix Error UI3012 is a widely experienced issue faced by desktop users. If you are one of them, we’ve got you covered. Typically this problem arises due to a network connectivity issue or problem with your browser’s extensions. Refreshing the Netflix page does help overcome this issue. However, if it didn’t work out, we’ve listed the best possible steps to solve the Netflix error UI3012. 

Check your Network connection 

Whether you are on a mobile data or Wi-Fi, switching network is one of the best ways to overcome this issue as you may have a slow internet connection, mainly in public networks. 

If you are using public Wi-Fi in places like school, work, or hotel, there’s a high chance that Netflix is intentionally blocked. 

Restart your home network 

If you are facing this issue at your home, restarting your home network may solve the Netflix error UI3012. Here’s how: 

  1. Switch off your PC or laptop and your modem and router(if separate). 
  2. Unplug your router/modem from the power for 30 seconds. 
  3. Plug it back in and power on your router/modem.
  4. Wait until your router/modem is up and running.
  5. Now, try streaming on Netflix. 

Connect your computer straight to your modem

If your pc/laptop is connected to a wireless router, connecting your computer directly to your modem might provide relief. If this solution works, your wireless router is the culprit preventing you to connect to Netflix. Here’s how to do it: 

  1. Shutdown your pc/laptop. 
  2. Connect your computer directly to the modem using an ethernet cable. 
  3. Unplug your modem from power for 30 seconds and plug it back in. 
  4. Wait until the modem’s lights are working stable. 
  5. Now, turn on your computer and try Netflix again. 

Turn off Browser Add-ons 

Sometimes some browsers extension also prevent your computer from connecting to Netflix. If you have any unused or unnecessary extensions enabled on your browser, it’s always good to disable them or delete them. 

Disable Extensions on Chrome:

  1. Click on the three-dot icon at the top right corner. 
  2. Select More tools and then Extensions. 
  3. Disable all extensions and try streaming on Netflix. 

Disable Extensions on Firefox:

  1. Click on the menu icon at the top right corner. 
  2. Select Add-ons from the dropdown menu. 
  3. Turn off all extensions and try Netflix again.

If this works, enable each extension one by one while checking if Netflix works while enabling the extension. This will allow you to find the guilty extension blocking you from streaming Netflix content. 

Perform Network reset on your computer

Netflix error code UI3012 may also occur if you’ve made some changes to the network settings on your computer. If yes, then resettings your network might solve the issue. 

Additionally, if you are using a VPN or proxy, disable it as it’s also prone to causing this issue. 

Here’s how to reset your Network on computer: 

  1. Search Network Reset at the search bar on the bottom left corner of your screen. 
  2. Click on Network reset. 
  3. Click on the Reset now button. 
  4. Now, restart your computer and try Netflix again. 

Additional Troubleshoot

If none of the troubleshooting steps fix this issue. You may reach out to Netflix, your device manufacturer, or internet service provider for further support. 

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How to Solve Netflix Error Code UI-113

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Watching Netflix

If you experience the Netflix error code UI-113 on your streaming device, it means the Netflix app on your streaming device is unable to reach Netflix. You’ll normally see a message along with the error code stating, “Couldn’t connect to Netflix. Please try again or restart your home network and streaming device“.

This issue mainly occurs due to two reasons, the internet connection issue in your home network or the Netflix app itself. 

How to troubleshoot Netflix code UI-113

The below-mentioned steps will guide you to troubleshoot this issue in various ways, whether it’s with your internet connection, streaming device, or the Netflix app. 

Check if Netflix is out of service 

Before moving on to the other troubleshooting procedures, checking if Netflix is down itself or not is a great way to start the troubleshoot. Try streaming Netflix on any other compatible streaming device like your phone or computer. 

If you still face the problem on your other devices, it might be the case that Netflix is down and might take a while to get up and running. You can also use online tools like Down for Everyone or Just Me  to identify whether is site is down or not. 

Restarting your streaming device 

Restarting electronic devices fixes a lot of problems, same goes with your streaming device. Turn off your streaming device completely and then turn it back on and try streaming Netflix. This can fix various connectivity issues, and also lets your device and the app have a fresh start. 

Log out of Netflix 

If restarting your streaming device doesn’t fix the error code UI-113, try signing out of Netflix on your device. This might erase any corrupted data or cache files next time you log back in. 

Note: Steps to signing out of Netflix varies upon your streaming device. 

Reinstall the Netflix app 

If signing out of your Netflix account doesn’t work, reinstall the app might solve the issue. Delete the app from your streaming device and reinstall it. You can also try reseting your Netflix data by going into settings (if available). 

Restart your home network

As the Netflix error code UI-113 can occur due to corrupted app data or connectivity issues, it might be due to the connectivity problem if you’ve already tried the above mentioned steps. The best way to fix any network connectivity issues is by completely restarting your network equipments (router and modem). 

Once you’ve restarted your home network, check whether your Internet speed is enough and whether you have a strong connection to the network (if wireless) for streaming and then try streaming on Netflix.

Connect your streaming device directly to your modem

If you’ve tried all the above metioned steps and still not able to fix the error code UI-113, then try connecting your streaming device directly to your modem. If this method works, your router is the culprit for this issue. 

  1. Switch off your streaming device. 
  2. Unplug your router from the modem.
  3. Plug your streaming device to the modem. 
  4. Turn on your device and try streaming on Netflix. 

Still didn’t work?

If any of the troubleshooting steps metioned in this article didn’t fix the error code UI-113, you may contact your Internet Service Provider, device manufacturer, or Netflix for support. 

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