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FX’s history-based drama Shogun recently won 18 Emmy Awards. Image Credit: Disney+

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[DLHM]

Apart from free-to-air tv, I probably watch YouTube more than anything else. There’s also Tubi (free) and Plex (free) and I guess many more that I haven’t heard of. I’ve had Netflix for years, but don’t watch it as much anymore.

 

[Veggiepatch]

Apart from free-to-air tv, I probably watch YouTube more than anything else. There’s also Tubi (free) and Plex (free) and I guess many more that I haven’t heard of. I’ve had Netflix for years, but don’t watch it as much anymore.

For those who are a member of a local library, try the Kanopy streaming service, which is also free.

More obscure, avant garde and documentary orientated but well worth a look.

 

[Ebby]

Apart from free-to-air tv, I probably watch YouTube more than anything else. There’s also Tubi (free) and Plex (free) and I guess many more that I haven’t heard of. I’ve had Netflix for years, but don’t watch it as much anymore.

Apart from free-to-air tv, I probably watch YouTube more than anything else. There’s also Tubi (free) and Plex (free) and I guess many more that I haven’t heard of. I’ve had Netflix for years, but don’t watch it as much anymore.

Yes just type the title of the movie and utube but some movies you can't always get also good for listening to music too.Have tried Tubi but not Plex.
Has anyone watched ''Shogun'' 1980 Richard Chamberlain ?The scene that stuck in my mind was when the Japanese slowly boiled one of Richard Chamberlain captured soldiers l have never been able to forget that.