Thanks for the info. My current TV's are android Samsung's.Yes. All seasons of Discovery as well as the first seasons of Picard and Lower Decks are available. Not sure about Yellowstone. It is on my list to try, but it is a long list.
You need at least 4Mbps download speeds to stream CBS AA from what I can find. That seems a bit low to me, but it is what CBS says here:
CBS Help Center
help.cbs.com
TV shows that are filmed in HD will be displayed in HD on your TV with this service. Star Trek Discovery and Picard will definitely be, but older shows like DS9 will not be since it has not been remastered in HD (yet -- maybe some day).
Yes, it is a good deal if you plan to watch for more than about 5 months. If you only think you'll watch it for a month or so, then not as good a deal.
To watch this service, you will need to install the app onto your SmartTV or a streaming device of some sort. What kind of TV do you have?
Yes. I recommend signing up on your computer and then login on on the TV app. Once you have signed up, open the app, and it will guide you through the login process. I find it easier to choose the "Login via computer" option as that doesn't require you to slowly enter your login info on the TV remote.
I personally recommend commercial-free, but that is a personal choice.
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Assuming those use the Google Play store, then the CBS AA app should be there.
Yes and yes. I have it saved already. I checked my wifi speed to my TV and it was 38 mbps, so I should be good to go.
My grandmother loves the grand ole opera on The Nashvie Network. I remember the uproar from people when they changed to The National Network.Man you're making me feel old!
Of course NashGuy remembers The Nashville Network. And don't call me old. ;-)
(And at this point, Paramount Network basically *is* Spike but with Yellowstone too. Their other shows are all Spike hold-overs like Bar Rescue and multiple shows about tattoo artists.)
Yeah. Had I been running the joint, I'd have thought hard about moving Yellowstone over to Showtime after its first couple of seasons, at which point it was a bona fide hit with a big audience. That would've been a shot in the arm for their $11/mo premium service (which is also readily available on every cable *and* streaming box in the country). And then just treated Paramount Network as an orphan channel running old Paramount movies and whatever reality crap was left over from Spike. Then probably shut it down after Viacom's current carriage contracts lapsed with the major cable TV operators (Comcast, AT&T and Charter).
He should look into The Circle, if its available ... they show stuff from the Grand Ole Opry all the time.
Dish has a session on every week from the Grand old opry that's live. They bring in stars to sing their songs to an empty arena.
My grandmother died over 20 years ago. I wonder if she should have liked the country of today.
I'm sorry about your Grandmother. But you said that she loves TNN so I presumed she was still alive. And to your question No I don't think so. I like rock and roll of the sixties thru the 80's and stopped listening in the 90's and started listening to country in the 90's. That was the golden era for country I think. Now I'm back to listening to 60's thru the 80's because today's country is crap.
I remember in the 80s, Hey Haw was on TNN. I remember Laurence Welk but that was PBS.
Lawrence Welk was also on ABC. I don't remember having PBS back in those days.
The Lawrence Welk Show was an American televised musical variety show hosted by big band leader Lawrence Welk. The series aired locally in Los Angeles for four years, from 1951 to 1955, then nationally for another 16 years on ABC from 1955 to 1971, followed by 11 years in first-run syndication from 1971 to 1982. Repeat episodes are broadcast in the United States by Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) stations. These airings incorporate an original program—usually, a color broadcast from 1965 to 1982—in its entirety. In place of the commercials, newer performance and interview clips from the original stars and/or a family member of the performers are included; these clips are occasionally updated.
Thats probably the same as whats on the Circle, every Sat night.
It is. And the same live Opry broadcasts are also available for free to stream on YouTube. You can also live stream the Circle channel in the free Xumo app.
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