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Netflix, Streaming Videos & DVDs

Scrivener7

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3. None of them. I have a Roku which has some free

Reply to doc03 (Original post)

Tue May 13, 2025, 10:59 AM

May 13

channels, many of which have live tv channels and on-demand. I supplement that with a premium channel or two, usually bought on a promotion for a few months for a very low price. I also use the "livestream" site and the PBS app for live news. I cycle through the premium channels, cancelling one and picking up another so I can limit my cost to under $20 per month for premium plus the cost of internet.

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I currently have Dish TV. There are less than 10 channels that actually have programing [View all] doc03 May 13 OP

Youtube Premium The Madcap May 13 #1

HULU Eddie18 May 13 #2

None of them. I have a Roku which has some free Scrivener7 May 13 #3

Smart, but - werdna May 13 #4

Hasn't happened yet. In the meantime, I pay next to nothing. Scrivener7 May 13 #5

Trying to see what you want to see slightlv May 13 #7

I have always found Apple+ to have interesting new content, including Ted Lasso and Severance. Hulu is also interesting. LauraInLA May 13 #6

Our television plays DVDs and Netflix. Currently that's all it does. hunter May 13 #8