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I’ve never been able to get Prime Video to even work on DISH! All it does is give me an Internet Connectivity Error when I try and use channel 301. Same thing when trying the DISH stand alone Prime App. I just use my Firestik and write it off as another DISH quirk.
Actually, it seems to me that Prime only carries Paramount+ as one of those pass through subscriptions. After the 7 day free trial, you still have to pay Paramount's monthly subscription.
Paramount + is a waste of money. They advertised all this new programming such as new episodes of Frasier, Criminal Minds and others and none are there yet. Its just CBS All Access rebranded.
So far Scott, I agree. When I'm done watching the Star Trek series (Discovery and Picard) I'll probably cancel, unless the next Star Trek (Strange New Worlds) comes along soon. Aside from the Star Trek series, there's nothing Paramount has that interests me.
I had CBS All Access before and have Paramount+ now. The changeover to P+ didn't cost any more than AA. We watch a good deal of CBS network programming and I have the commercial free tier. So, I find it to be a good fit for us.
I think Paramount + made it much hardest to find the current CBS shows than all access did
I do pretty much what I did in the past and have no issue whatsoever. I never operate from Home, I simply go down to shows and do one right click. That takes me to a list of genres. Because pretty much all we watch on CBS are dramas I go down to dramas and click it. That brings me to the entire list of dramas in alphabetic order. If I want to watch NCIS I click down until I get to NCIS and I'm ready to watch. It is really easy if you don't want to make it hard. I also watch Live CBS programming and go down to Live and there I am on my local CBS station.
Paramount+ does offer a few movies, but if they have any hopes of competing with the likes of Prime or Netflix they'll have to increase the size of their movie library by about a zillion fold.
I believe they are releasing the Yellowstone spinoff exclusively on P+. I will probably wait until it is out and sub for a month to watch that.
I do those 4 steps in 2 seconds. I guess we could make that 5 steps, I had to pick up the remote.You call that folderol "no issue"?I count at least 4 steps. Perhaps VR would help.
OK. 2 seconds. Wow. Let it never be said that Bobby is slowing down with age.I do those 4 steps in 2 seconds. I guess we could make that 5 steps, I had to pick up the remote.
I'm younger than he is, but it would take me many times that time to bumble around to try and find my shows. 
That's because you are a scientist and have to analyze each and every step!OK. 2 seconds. Wow. Let it never be said that Bobby is slowing down with age.
I agree. After watching Picard, Star Trek Discovery, and The Good Fight, there wasn't much else we wanted to watch. We were interested in trying out All Rise, but CBS all access (and the new Paramount+) doesn't even carry the first season of their own show! How ridiculous!
I have an antenna and can record the CBS channel, so for me, CBS all access (and the new Paramount+) was pretty useless. Not worth the money for me.
I have an antenna and can record the CBS channel, so for me, CBS all access (and the new Paramount+) was pretty useless. Not worth the money for me.
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That is because Warner Bros (AT&T) owns and is the producer, CBS just licenses the show to be shown on it’s network for the current season, same reason why past seasons of Big Bang and Young Sheldon are not on Paramount+, Star Trek and the rest you named are owned by CBS( Viacom-Paramount).
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