What live TV provider/streaming service(s) do you subscribe to?

[RamblingRose]

[surfered]

1. Netflix, PBS Passport, Amazon Prime, Britbox

[Dear_Prudence]

11. Same, with Roku

I subscribed to Britbox because, now that I am retired, I wanted to watch Shakespeare's plays. Too much went over my head so I gave up. But I watched all of their Sherlock varieties, all Agatha Cristie's varieties, all of Vera, all of McDonald and Dodds, so I guess murder mysteries are my niche.

[surfered]

16. Highly recommend Upstart Crow, s comedy about Shakespeare's life.

We have watched this series several times it is so good

[Dear_Prudence]

18. Thanks! nt

[Cattledog]

2. Hulu for "Live" TV

Netflix, Apple TV, Prime, HBO Max, Hulu-Disney-ESPN for streaming

[bullimiami]

3. Hulu.

Also have Netflix, Prime, HBO, Showtime and probably something else or 3 I don’t recall

[TommieMommy]

4. DirecTV, Netflix and prime video

On DirecTV I have HBO, MGM and showtime

[RamblingRose]

8. DirecTV Satellite or streaming?

[TommieMommy]

15. Satellite

[claudette]

5. Roku

It has everything I need. Tubi is my favorite app. So much to choose from. I haven't had cable TV for years

[Hokie]

6. YouTube TV, Prime, PBS Passport

Mrs. Hokie loves PBS Passport. I add Red Zone to YouTube TV during the NFL regular season.

[snowybirdie]

7. Sorry

But I don't answer personal questions on the internet. Nothing personal, but you just never know.

[RamblingRose]

10. I re-evaluate my options whenever they jack up the prices or start adding ads.

[underpants]

9. Not to advertise but my cell company is providing free Apple and Netflix subscriptions

For a year I think.

Had to get a new SIM card in my daughter’s phone on Sunday. Because we went in the store we got $20-30 off our monthly bill and these two free subscriptions. Unfortunately I have to go through their app which is a nightmare. T mobile.

We have Apple Amazon Hulu Netflix Paramount and Peacock. We watch almost everything after airings. I had no idea how few commercials we see until I started watching football games.

[hlthe2b]

12. Youtube TV, Prime, Peacock (included w Comcast internet), Max (incl w AT&T cell), and when there are annual specials

(usually black Friday sales) I will sometimes add whatever is the best deal. Currently, Paramount + and Hulu.

Do I watch them all enough to make it worthwhile. No. But, the ones I would most be likely to get rid of are either bundled in my internet or cell phone plan, included with Amazon Prime, or I got them so cheap for a year that I can't complain.

[AZSkiffyGeek]

13. I get a lot through work

I work for a Cable/ISP and we get logins for anything we carry, so I get Max/Showtime/Starz/ESPN3 through work.
Netflix, Peacock, Hulu, Prime, Disney and Paramount otherwise, although Paramount will likely get dropped and we're looking at bundling costs for Disney/Hulu. We also have a YouTube premium account, but just to avoid commercials, not for live tv.

[Polly Hennessey]

14. Dish, Prime, Netflix, AppleTV, Acorn.

[Elessar Zappa]

17. I live my parents and they have Comcast cable.

I only watch the sports channels. But streaming, I have Max, Hulu, Disney, Netflix, Paramount Plus Amazon Prime, Peacock, AMC, and MGM. So a lot lol.

[ProfessorGAC]

19. Comcast

TV, Internet, VOIP Phone bundle. (The phone is no charge. Actually says N/C on the monthly statement.)

[AllaN01Bear]

20. tubi tv.

[OldBaldy1701E]

21. Disney/Hulu.

I get all the TV I want from the local stations. But, I have to have my Marvel!

[PufPuf23]

22. Dish Satellite for TV. About to close it down for good and go to internet streaming.

Live in boons and have Hughes Satellite internet and recently the speed and data allowance have improved.