Second review: we were watching the Iowa - Maryland (women's) basketball game, and in the very last90 seconds of a heated game ... at nine o'clock exactly, the game cut off! Time's up so Fubo isn't showing it. It's possible to watch it from the start AGAIN -- but the last minutes will likely still be cut off. So I'm on the phone -- on hold, finally, after about eight minutes of dodging their trying to route me to the automated idiocy -- with Fubo, a company that makes it all but impossible to contact anyone. After announcing I'd have to wait for over an hour, I was actually answered in about seven minutes. Brittany (sp?) the customer service agent was very good, and said their "static schedule" tends to dump folks out of sports programming that goes beyond the imagined time limits. If one dances through hoops, does this/not that, it might be possible to get back to the game, but if ones missteps that option is over. Long over. Going to go find out how the game ended.I hope they get their "static schedule" issues fixed. For now, since we've had other issues with Fubo, I'm not holding my breath. (Can't watch the same sports channel on two TVs at the same time -- can't cook in the kitchen watching the kitchen tv and see the same game the fam is watching in the TV room! This is not something they will EVER fix!)Edit: Yes, Fubo answered. Yes, we did approximately that, but used the Back button, which dumped us out of the possibility of getting back to that game. The only option then was to watch the entire game from the start, hoping the final minutes might be there. Since the screen went black, the intuitive thing WAS to use the Back button. Not addressed was the one-tv only issue, because it won't change.
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