Anybody streaming Discovery+ yet?

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Discovery+ is a subscription streaming service that features content from popular networks such as HGTV, TLC, A&E and Food Network.

The ad-supported version costs $4.99 per month, and the ad-free version is only $6.99. Discovery+ is available as an app on the following devices: smartphones and tablets running iOS or Android, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Roku media streamers, Samsung smart TVs, and Xbox One or Series S/X game consoles. You can download the app onto as many gadgets as you like, and have access to Discovery+’s full library across all of them. Discovery Plus is designed to provide easy access to all your favorite Discovery, TLC, Animal Planet, Food Network, and HGTV series in one on-demand streaming app. The service also features a selection of brand-new exclusive programs you won't find anywhere else

https://www.discoveryplus.com/?c1=P...4=NA&msclkid=fef8fb358c8e1bce49129b17f8e44d4e
 
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No, but looks like I'll need to get Paramount+ this summer in order to watch the Yellowstone prequel.
I found the answer. It’s only on Paramount. Thanks for mentioning this. I love Yellowstone. I might have to give the prequel a try.
 
Yellowstone is on Amazon Prime also.
Yellowstone shows a charge for me on Amazon Prime, but it’s free on Peacock. There might be commercials, I can’t remember, but there’s no charge. Peacock isn’t currently available on Firestick, but it is in Roku.
 
There is a movie with Kevin Costner and Diane Lane out now called Let Him Go. I believe it rents on Amazon. The trailer looks good.
 
Seems like TV shows have gotten milked so badly that you are only getting 15-20 minutes of actual content in an hour long show. Intro, ad break, recap, a little content with a suspenseful cliff hanger, ad break, another recap, rinse and repeat.

I have Google TV and like it for the most part. Can view just about any streaming service on the TV, and also cast from any device in the house, my laptop, phone, whatever.
 
Intro, ad break, recap, a little content with a suspenseful cliff hanger, ad break, another recap, rinse and repeat.
It's why I watch very very little TV. Crime programs are notorious for "earlier, Tulsa police discovered a man dead in..."

Commercials each, are only a bit shorter, but they play several back to back.
 

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