Alpha House, Amazon’s answer to Netflix’s original political...
Alpha House, Amazon’s answer to Netflix’s original political series House of Cards, was set to have debuted Friday night in a limited binge-viewing release of three episodes, Amazon said earlier that day. The remaining eight episodes will release at a…
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one-every-Friday clip exclusively to Amazon Prime Instant Video customers, beginning Nov. 22. Amazon will give all Amazon video customers a taste of the first three shows for free via Amazon Instant Video apps on “hundreds” of connected devices including Kindle Fire, iPad, iPhone, Roku, Xbox 360, PlayStation and Wii, Amazon said. A yearly subscription to Amazon Prime is $79, which includes unlimited video streaming, free two-day shipping from Amazon and access to the Amazon e-book lending library. Customers can sign up for a free one-month trial to Amazon Prime to view additional episodes. Alpha House, written by Doonesbury creator Garry Trudeau and produced by Trudeau, Elliot Webb and political writer Jonathan Alter, is a comedy about four senators (John Goodman, Mark Consuelos, Clark Johnson, and Matt Malloy) who rent a house together in Washington.