Remember the big deal about cutting the cord??....did you really??
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winna winna chicken dinner .....
All these channels do NOT need there on pay service and damn near ENCOURAGING people to go fond hook ups.
post of the night,,,,
I'm for real cord cutting now.
I only got Hulu w/ ads for $2 month for a year, my HD antenna to get free local channels, streams from Reddit for NFL/NBA games, Nitroflare sub to get new movies and TV show downloads, and my custom Plex server full of a bunch of movies I've always wanted to see and I'm good with that.
My internet provider been trying for weeks to get me to try a cable package - DECLINED.
I only got Hulu w/ ads for $2 month for a year, my HD antenna to get free local channels, streams from Reddit for NFL/NBA games, Nitroflare sub to get new movies and TV show downloads, and my custom Plex server full of a bunch of movies I've always wanted to see and I'm good with that.
My internet provider been trying for weeks to get me to try a cable package - DECLINED.
A "new" contender has entered the Great Streaming Wars in the form of Paramount+, which is the rebranded name for the platform formerly-known as CBS All Access. On March 4, Paramount+ launched in the US, Canada, and Latin America with a massive media library of more than 30,000 television episodes, 2,500 movie titles, and over 1,000 live sporting events annually. Paramount+ is the new streaming home for all things under the ViacomCBS banner: BET, CBS, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, Paramount Pictures, and the Smithsonian Channel.
Paramount+ is the second major streaming platform to launch in 2021 after Discovery+ made its impressive debut back in January. But where Discovery's content strategy is focused entirely on the reality TV space, Paramount+ looks poised to compete with streamers like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video with a unique blend of scripted and unscripted original series. However, to compete against those aforementioned streaming giants, you need IP.
At a reasonable $5.99 per month in the US ($9.99 for the ad-free version), Paramount+ has a mountain (forgive the pun) of IP in the form of its massive Star Trek empire that continues to expand with the addition of two upcoming series: Star Trek: Prodigy and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. The streamer also recently announced its adaptation of the Halo video game franchise starring Pablo Schreiber as Master Chief will premiere on Paramount+ in early 2022. At launch, new titles like The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run, The Real World Homecoming: New York, and the For Heaven's Sake documentary are available to stream at no extra cost to subscribers. While the user interface is a bit clunky and not as aesthetically pleasing as some other streaming platforms out there, overall Paramount+ makes a strong debut with plenty of movies and shows to binge at launch.
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Paramount+ is the second major streaming platform to launch in 2021 after Discovery+ made its impressive debut back in January. But where Discovery's content strategy is focused entirely on the reality TV space, Paramount+ looks poised to compete with streamers like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video with a unique blend of scripted and unscripted original series. However, to compete against those aforementioned streaming giants, you need IP.
At a reasonable $5.99 per month in the US ($9.99 for the ad-free version), Paramount+ has a mountain (forgive the pun) of IP in the form of its massive Star Trek empire that continues to expand with the addition of two upcoming series: Star Trek: Prodigy and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. The streamer also recently announced its adaptation of the Halo video game franchise starring Pablo Schreiber as Master Chief will premiere on Paramount+ in early 2022. At launch, new titles like The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run, The Real World Homecoming: New York, and the For Heaven's Sake documentary are available to stream at no extra cost to subscribers. While the user interface is a bit clunky and not as aesthetically pleasing as some other streaming platforms out there, overall Paramount+ makes a strong debut with plenty of movies and shows to binge at launch.
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Paramount+ Streaming Service Review - IGN
The new Paramount+ streaming platform offers a diverse library of new and classic films and television series, along with some memorable original programming from the Star Trek Universe and beyond.
Where do you find stuff on reddit? I am still learning...
firestick with movie apps and a good paid IPTV service is all you need Tons of info on the board, just do a search
Look in the other thread for good alternatives. Cut it. You won't regret it.
IPTV with Tivimate and Cyberflix with real debrid is what I use smartyoutube as well no ads
I traded a IPTV connection for Netflix .
Hulu w/ads free with sprint . I do pay for WWE network but they soon will be under peacock so I guess I'll get 2 for 1
There was a paramount deal $25 for 18 months but dead now .
I traded a IPTV connection for Netflix .
Hulu w/ads free with sprint . I do pay for WWE network but they soon will be under peacock so I guess I'll get 2 for 1
There was a paramount deal $25 for 18 months but dead now .
How much is it costing you
What IPTV service do y'all use?
hell post of the year nominee
The Hive and Falcon IPTV
quote of the day
I love it...
This
I didn't realize I posted here already
Update
$43 Verizon Fios 200/200
$10.75 Amazon Prime ($129Year)
$10 WWE Network soon to be Peacock
$0 HULU (free with Sprint cell)
$0 Netflix (friend sharing password with me)
$10 EternalTV ( IPTV live TV 5 connections)
$0 movies and shows (Cyberflix, Cartoon HD, MOVIE HD)
$3.58 Real Debrid
New Total $73.58
Thank you
I think I'mma buy this today. Thanks.
Real Debrid is a must...and you da man..
How much is that 1
I'm fucking with Tripodtv. Was called grifftv then changed to Viperstreamz. But now it's this. $23/3 devices or $25/4. 1 device can be a mobile.
All your channels
All the nlf & nba games
Video on demand section with movies on it the same day they drop
On demand section has a ton of workout videos with damn near all the P90x workouts
Pay per view (ain't missed an event in over a year)
Smut (brazzers playboy bangbus....)
Probably some more I'm forgetting. Has been down maybe 2x for half day at the longest.
All your channels
All the nlf & nba games
Video on demand section with movies on it the same day they drop
On demand section has a ton of workout videos with damn near all the P90x workouts
Pay per view (ain't missed an event in over a year)
Smut (brazzers playboy bangbus....)
Probably some more I'm forgetting. Has been down maybe 2x for half day at the longest.
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