Streaming

[HFCS]

I can't believe the deals i got on black friday.

12 months of Hulu for $1/month.
6 months HBOMax for $3/month.
3 months Paramount+ for $3/month.

Should have started a thread about this a week ago to save everybody $$ but keep an eye out next year.

I get Paramount Plus anyway for soccer but the others I just occasionally will get one month and cancel. At that price no problem stacking up a bunch of them. I was already subscribed and they still gave me the deal...only $9 in my pocket but something for just logging into my acct and clicking a button.

 

[HFCS]

Youtube TV and espn+ only for football and basketball season and Prime. I cancel youtube tv May through most of August I I justify that pays for Prime and use the free ROKU channels. Everything else is on the web any way. (local news weather and 1000s of reruns and b movies for the 0 to 3 hours a day we watch TV).

For older movies some of the free streaming services have a much better selection anyway that turns over faster than Max/Netflix/Hulu/D+ movie selection. They have have ads but they are 60-90 second adds once a half hour, not like the old days watching a movie on TNT with an hour of ads for two hours of movie.

Whenever I want to watch an older movie that I haven't seen or rewatch a favorite, I'll look up where it's streaming it will be more likely to be somewhere free than a pay streaming service. There's also Kanopy where you can watch almost every classic or critically acclaimed movie with any public library card too.

 

[simply1]

I use DirecTV Stream. When HuluLive and YouTube TV dropped what was then the regional FSN's, DirecTV Stream was the only streaming service to offer the channels (I'm a Royals fan and MLB is my nightly reality show).

Yes DirecTV Stream costs more than say YouTube TV, but the latter doesn't carry say Newsmax and Cooking Channel which I both like.

A Husker fan still here!

 

[simply1]

ESPN+ integrates nicely with Hulu. I use fubo to get roots sports out here.

 

[wxman1]

 

[CloneFanInKC]

I have a very broad question for you out there w experience in cutting the cord. Is there an obvious choice between YouTube TV, Hulu or Philo?

Side note: my independent subscriptions for ESPN+ ($110 annually) and Disney+ ($140 annually both expire/auto renew within 2 weeks of each other Dec 27 & Jan 11.

I obviously thought a bundle of those 2 with Hulu would be the way to go; however it appears that is still really pricey. I was thinking of keeping those two independent and going w YouTube tv due to the channels that are desired and overall cost.

Channels or family of channels of interest are Nick Jr, Fox sports family, ESPN family and we have a few others.


Many, many thanks in advance!!!

It was so much easier to watch tv when my father asked me to change the channel and I would stand up and rotate the dial to the next channel…..

Does anyone have any experience with the 4th generation Tablo conversion box?

 

[GBlade]

I can't believe the deals i got on black friday.

12 months of Hulu for $1/month.
6 months HBOMax for $3/month.
3 months Paramount+ for $3/month.

Should have started a thread about this a week ago to save everybody $$ but keep an eye out next year.

I get Paramount Plus anyway for soccer but the others I just occasionally will get one month and cancel. At that price no problem stacking up a bunch of them. I was already subscribed and they still gave me the deal...only $9 in my pocket but something for just logging into my acct and clicking a button.

Were these for the ad supported tier or ad-free?

 

[HFCS]

Were these for the ad supported tier or ad-free?

They were for ad versions. I don’t find the ads that bad on these…but for Disney plus the ads are too much. Never again in that one.

 

[cycloneG]

New Peacock, Netflix, Apple TV+ streaming bundle will cost $15 a month, Comcast says

Streamers are combining forces in the race for loyal subscribers.

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