TV Programs You Enjoy Watching..........
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Nobody forced you to subscribe to Apple TV and in all honesty, all of these streaming services are run by commie liberals anyway, so just pick your poison.
I just wait people to lose interest in most of these things and then pick them up in the $5 DVD bin at Walmart.
PinnedandRecessed
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I was under the impression that you had to buy an Apple product to get that but I will look into it. Thanks.
Well Bless Your Heart.
The various Game Warden TV shows. I started with Lone Star Law but now I'm watching North Woods Law (Maine/New Hampshire). I've never spent time in Maine or New Hampshire but beautiful country, Mount Washington's peak is crazy and I'm glad we don't have bears & moose.
Polkwright
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Frankly, with all these services there's ten times as many shows available but even less to watch it seems. Or maybe it's just harder to find them because there's so much crap. I'm glad we don't really pay for them.
We have Paramount with the Walmart+ membership. MAX comes with our cellphone provider. We share Netflix and our daughter pays for it. I got Peacock for $10 a year on special at Christmas time. Then we have a Tablo device for OTA and it comes with a bunch of streaming channels. Plus the free ones like Tubi, Fubo, Roku, blah bla blah. It's bit ridiculous.
We have Paramount with the Walmart+ membership. MAX comes with our cellphone provider. We share Netflix and our daughter pays for it. I got Peacock for $10 a year on special at Christmas time. Then we have a Tablo device for OTA and it comes with a bunch of streaming channels. Plus the free ones like Tubi, Fubo, Roku, blah bla blah. It's bit ridiculous.
Yes, we find most of our shows on Hulu, Netflix or maybe Peacock. Paramount, Starz, Apple, etc are sometimes worth subscribing for a month or two when they offer a deal since their content just doesn't change much.
I have HULU and Netflix and have had them for over 10 years when I ditched cable. THere are some other apps I don't have to pay for. But Apple and YoutubeTV I won't pay for. Two is enough.
Actually I have ESPN+ which is $100 a year. Lots of baseball (why I got it), football and basketball. ESPN regular carries a surprisingly small amount of baseball. And the smaller schools can get their games on +, so my options on + are many most of the time.
Actually I have ESPN+ which is $100 a year. Lots of baseball (why I got it), football and basketball. ESPN regular carries a surprisingly small amount of baseball. And the smaller schools can get their games on +, so my options on + are many most of the time.
Polkwright
Active Member
Peacock had a "$10 for a whole year" special at Christmas time so I said what the heck...
Polkwright
Active Member
Fubo I think. You need AT&T Sports Southwest for all the home games. It could change season to season though.
Nope
DubiousDan
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General Zod
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I didn't know it had already been released, but "Lawmen: Bass Reeves" is on Paramount +. By the same guy who created Yellowstone and its far superior prequel shows. It's pretty engaging. I'm a couple of episodes in.
PinnedandRecessed
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The wife and I finished the series up last night. It's decent but I felt they spent a long time on nothing and then raced to the end as most series do.
PinnedandRecessed
Allegedly
If anyone was wondering, "Flowers of the Killer Moon" was absolutely terrible. It could've been less than an hour and a half but they stretched it out to 3 1/2 hrs. The trailers are largely misrepresentative. You've been warned.
