Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Just caught up with Lucifer.
Speaker2: Which season?
Speaker1: What do you mean which season?
Speaker1: There're only 2 seasons on Netflix.
Speaker2: yeah, that's why I'm asking. Fox made 3 seasons, but there are only 2 available on Netflix.
Speaker2: That's why I asked you which season :)
Speaker1: So there's more?! Cool! Where can I watch it?
Speaker2: Amazon Prime.
Speaker1: I don't have it :(
Speaker2: 30 days trial period is free ;)
Speaker1: When will it be on Netflix?
Speaker2: Don't know, but there'll be season 4 and I've read somewhere that they will upload everything before uploading season 4.
Speaker1: Seems logical, I hope they will
Speaker2: Why don't you watch it on Amazon?
Speaker1: I don't want to have another account and spread all my data once again just to watch one show.
Speaker2: Hm... I see, but if you have an Amazon account they have it anyway.
Speaker1: The thing is that I don't
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 just watched two seasons of Lucifer on Netflix. Speaker2 advises him to watch the third season on Amazon Prime. Speaker1 doesn't want to install a new app and will wait for Netflix release.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 informs that the next ASEEES conference will be held in San Francisco. Speaker2 was hoping for Hawaii. Speaker1 doesn't think there will be a conference in Hawaii soon due to the high cost of travel.