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Re: Cutting the Cable/Satellite Cord
Posted: June 11 20, 8:06 pm
by Transmogrified Tiger
tlombard wrote: ↑June 9 20, 9:12 am
Does Pluto TV have Me.TV? I'm specifically looking for Hogan's Heroes. I generally watch that from 9-10pm each night but last night the weather was messing with my reception and it annoyed me. Otherwise I think I have everything else I could possibly want, and way too many subscriptions.
Just scrolled through the guide and didn’t notice that channel or Hogans Heroes, but its possible i missed it.
Re: Cutting the Cable/Satellite Cord
Posted: June 12 20, 8:37 am
by tlombard
Transmogrified Tiger wrote: ↑June 11 20, 8:06 pm
tlombard wrote: ↑June 9 20, 9:12 am
Does Pluto TV have Me.TV? I'm specifically looking for Hogan's Heroes. I generally watch that from 9-10pm each night but last night the weather was messing with my reception and it annoyed me. Otherwise I think I have everything else I could possibly want, and way too many subscriptions.
Just scrolled through the guide and didn’t notice that channel or Hogans Heroes, but its possible i missed it.
It is really weird. That seems to be the one single show that I just can't find anywhere. I guess whoever holds the rights to it is being very stingy with it, LOL. I've seen them all by now and don't even know why I want to be able to stream it so much since I'm normally not into any of the older shows from that era.
Re: Cutting the Cable/Satellite Cord
Posted: June 12 20, 9:54 am
by Jocephus
when you google HH it shows the subscription services it is on
YouTube TV
Subscription
Sling TV
Subscription
fuboTV
Subscription
Philo
Subscription
Re: Cutting the Cable/Satellite Cord
Posted: June 12 20, 10:05 am
by Transmogrified Tiger
That is basically saying 'you can watch Hogan's Heroes on these apps when the show airs on a particular cable station those apps carry', since all of those are live TV streaming services.
Re: Cutting the Cable/Satellite Cord
Posted: June 12 20, 10:28 am
by CardsofSTL
tlombard wrote: ↑June 12 20, 8:37 am
Transmogrified Tiger wrote: ↑June 11 20, 8:06 pm
tlombard wrote: ↑June 9 20, 9:12 am
Does Pluto TV have Me.TV? I'm specifically looking for Hogan's Heroes. I generally watch that from 9-10pm each night but last night the weather was messing with my reception and it annoyed me. Otherwise I think I have everything else I could possibly want, and way too many subscriptions.
Just scrolled through the guide and didn’t notice that channel or Hogans Heroes, but its possible i missed it.
It is really weird. That seems to be the one single show that I just can't find anywhere. I guess whoever holds the rights to it is being very stingy with it, LOL. I've seen them all by now and don't even know why I want to be able to stream it so much since I'm normally not into any of the older shows from that era.
Get a better antenna tlombard!
It amuses me that your can't miss show is from the 60's
Re: Cutting the Cable/Satellite Cord
Posted: June 12 20, 10:30 am
by tlombard
It would be a massive understatement to say that I'm a bit weird when it comes to a lot of things, LOL.
Re: Cutting the Cable/Satellite Cord
Posted: June 30 20, 7:20 pm
by Jocephus
For the last three years, YouTube TV has been the affordable alternative to pricier live TV streaming services, such as Hulu and AT&T TV. But that price gap just vanished. YouTube TV is jumping from $50 a month to $65 due to the “rising cost of content,” the company announced in a blog post.
You’ll get eight new channels for your money—BET, CMT, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, Paramount Network, TV Land, and VH1—with six more coming later this year, for a total of 85+ channels to watch.
But this isn’t exactly the cord-cutting utopia we once envisioned. It’s not a world in which you could ditch the expensive cable TV package and pick and choose the channels you wanted for a much lower monthly price. It once felt that way: Each service offered different bundles of channels, so you could decide which to subscribe to based on what you wanted to watch. Now what appears to be happening, FastCompany noted last summer, is that media company mergers are forcing streaming TV services to add channels—including ones many people might not want—and raising their prices in the process. So you have to pay more for a subscription bloated with options, with no choice to ditch the [expletive] you don’t want to see. Kinda sounds exactly like cable, right?
https://gizmodo.com/youtube-tv-jacks-up ... 1844222009
Re: Cutting the Cable/Satellite Cord
Posted: June 30 20, 7:38 pm
by AWvsCBsteeeerike3
Yeah, this sucks. That said, disney plus with hulu and espn+ for $12.99/month is all I need so youtube can piss off. Really, all I want is ESPN and that's, mostly, just for college football. So... Plus, not giving a [expletive] about MLB means no longer having to be tethered to a Fox Sports channel.
Re: Cutting the Cable/Satellite Cord
Posted: June 30 20, 11:04 pm
by Transmogrified Tiger
Not sure if you’ve gone through a football season on ESPN+, but if memory serves you would need a cable login to watch anything that airs on ESPN, ESPN2, SECN, etc. Only small conference or otherwise untelevised games would be available, the stuff that used to be ‘ESPN+’ before it rebranded as WatchESPN and before this subscription service that is also called ESPN+
Re: Cutting the Cable/Satellite Cord
Posted: July 1 20, 6:27 am
by AWvsCBsteeeerike3
Well, [expletive].