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Honeycombe8

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7. I'm a cordcutter, too. Youtube has a lot of stuff, including historical documentaries.

Sun Mar 24, 2019, 10:39 AM

Mar 2019

I was looking in Netflix and Prime Video for British monarchy documentaries, but I couldn't find any for certain eras or kings/queens. I even checked the free documentary channels on Roku.

When I checked Youtube, there they all were! Tons of top quality documentaries about the kinds and queens of England.

Youtube has movies and some old tv series, too (incl. PBS series). It's a great resource.

Note that some of the movies on Youtube are in the free Roku app/channel PopcornFlix.

I have an antenna to get some basic network channels, to have a FREE tv anchor that doesn't use data, since I have a data cap.

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ROKU and movies. [View all] trof Mar 2019 OP

Yep. We did the same in January. Added YTTV's Showtime package for $7 a month. stopbush Mar 2019 #1

Wow! Much better than some of the other guys... TreasonousBastard Mar 2019 #2

I don't have a TV. Can a Roku stick be used with a computer? PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2019 #3

I don't know. Check their website. trof Mar 2019 #5

Actually, it looks as if it works PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2019 #6

Thanks! nt babylonsister Mar 2019 #4

I'm a cordcutter, too. Youtube has a lot of stuff, including historical documentaries. Honeycombe8 Mar 2019 #7

I've been watching a lot of BBC on YouTube. trof Mar 2019 #8

I'll look for those. I found Duchess of Duke Street on Youtube... Honeycombe8 Mar 2019 #9

We just dropped DirecTV last week. MuseRider Apr 2019 #10

IMDB is you friend. trof Apr 2019 #11

YUP! MuseRider Apr 2019 #12