Peacock Premium is now a free streaming service if you have Xfinity cable TV. Also, there are a lot of streaming apps that are delivered through the Xfinity cable box, such as Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, Pandora, Radio.com, and many others. You still have to pay a subscription fee for some of the apps, but, if you lose your internet connection or wifi, you can still access the apps through the cable box. Also, I like being able to pay for Netfilx on my Xfinity bill because you don't need to give Netflix a credit card number for automatic billing. I hate automatic billing.

Just curious, if you locked in $149 for 2 yrs, how did the 3rd bill go that high? Are you able to cancel without penalty?

I just moved my internet from Century link to Comcast. Already had a package for TV with Comcast called a starter package with 140 channels. Price was about $76/Month , but bill was $117 when they add broadcast TV Fee, Sports Channel Fee, and extra TV adapters @$7 or $8 plus taxes. New bill is to be $135 (Supposedly including fees and taxes/ So I was promised/ Yet to see).

So now have 140 channel TV and 200 MBPS internet for hopefully $135 on a two year package. Was told that if I changed my coverage , there would be no penalty if I maintained some Xfinity service. My guess is that I might be able to reduce this bill to $120 if I could stream and eliminate a now $5 charge per adapter. But that is in a perfect world. My experience is that I live elsewhere.

We, also, decided to stay with YTTV because they really are the best for NOW. The reason we switched to streaming was no matter how much you paid you still could not find decent programs on cable, and right now on streaming we have so much to watch it is mind boggling.

I am hopeful that Jeff Bezos (Amazon) will come up with competition for YTTV. His Prime is excellent.

YouTubeTV and HBO
 

I need some clarification and cannot seem ro find it. With the increase in YouTubeTV there is mention of HBO, is HBO now included with YouTubeTV or is it available for an additional cost.

Also, need a good weather channel and I will not pay $50 a month for the real Weather Channel, any suggestions please.

Go to the website "www.suppose.tv". You can select any channels you want on the left side of the screen, and you will see all the streaming services that will provide those channels. It is an excellent website. It looks like you can get The Weather Channel on "Frndly Basic" for $5.99 per month as well as several other channels. I don't think YouTube TV has HBO as a free channel on their lineup.

YouTube TV Adding 14 New Channels From Viacom CBS. BET, CMT, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, Paramount Network, TV Land, VH1, BET Her, MTV2, Nick Jr., NickToons, TeenNick, and MTV Classic. From Google. I could live without all of them, no problem. Especially two of them.

Any changes to YouTube TV is a Mission to complete. If you can't figure it out I will try to come up with the answer. Good Luck.

Crack that stick
 

I pay 6.50 for Hulu and 17 for Netflix, I have more channels than I will ever be able to watch. All 3 of my TV sets run on fire sticks.
CNN FOX CBS NBC I get them all plus many more. If your stick isn’t jail broke then your missing a lot of great free movies.

After more than 3 weeks of seeing this thread, I still haven't figured out what RUT ROH stands for. Help me please. Thx.

:ho: What does ruh-roh mean? ruh-roh Definition. Meaning of ruh-roh. OnlineSlangDictionary.com.

Scooby Doo Saying "Ruh Roh" - YouTube OR George Jetson Pill Overdose! - YouTube

I had Comcast and one of the best days of my life was dropping them (dropping AT&T was the other).

I researched Hulu, Amazon, Sling, etc, but I changed to YouTubeTV since it was the ONLY ONE that had all major over-the-air channels (ABC/NBC/CBS/Fox). I wrote a nasty note to them about their price increase, but I don't see a good alternative.

$14 over $50 is a 28% increase. $14 per month for a year is $168 - that's a lot of money for people who are on a limited budget and choosing to cut the cord because it's more affordable.

We're looking into Pluto, or Sling (orange and blue combined?). We have Youtube TV on the roku and I can access it on my computer, but I also have Peacock TV on my computer and haven't actually tried using it yet.

I'm -very- wary of putting faith into Comcast for anything more than basic internet service.

If his stick isn't jail broke he's also missing out on doing something illegal.