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YouTube has added a bunch of good movies for free.
My vote would be Apple TV and watch Severance, For All Mankind, Silo, then cancel it.
BB has a sale ending today 5/20 for 20% off annual. Sounds like it would be right up OP’s street.Britbox often runs a 1 year for $40 special. Good value.
Or 2.99 a month for 2 months if only looking for a short term. Believe it ends today though.BB has a sale ending today 5/20 for 20% off annual. Sounds like it would be right up OP’s street.
Thank you, nassa. I had not heard of this service!MHZ Choice might fit your needs. It's mostly foreign shows from all over with subtitles. I have never used it but read some good things from those that have. $8 for a month, $80 for a year.
Excellent advice - thank you!Another vote for cycling between Britbox and Acorn TV since OP likes police procedurals.
Sign up for one, watch everything you want, then cancel & move on to the other.
Great advice - thank you.My vote would be Apple TV and watch Severance, For All Mankind, Silo, then cancel it.
I signed up yesterday and started watching this show last night. I bumped into it on live TV a few months ago but wanted to watch from the start so when I saw Acorn had it I immediately signed up for the 2 month deal. I just hope I can watch all 11 seasons in that time along with all the other shows on there that I want to watch.The only service I pay for is Acorn, which I got for the Brokenwood series, a quirky New Zealand police detective series. Dramedy may describe it. They just added Season 11 and I haven't tired of it yet, though I stop watching periodically and then go back to it. I started the series on Hoopla, which may have had 6 seasons or so. I've liked a number of other things on there and wish Inspector Ellis would add a second season. Lots of NZ and Australian stuff and it may help that I've been to both places. Scenery is gorgeous for alot of the stuff. The cost is $7/month but may be going up. I also get both Hoopla and Kanopy through my library. I'd watch more PBS but I have difficulty finding what I want to see.