[Perform-Talk] finding t.v. shows on line that aren't on tv anymore

[Cierra Theriot]

You should download Pluto TV. It is free! And it’s got some old shows and movies and stuff on there. It’s on the iPhone and Samsung TV app stores. It’s probably on other apps stores too. They also have a website which acts kind of the same as the app because you can watch the channels off the website.


Cierra Theriot

> On Mar 5, 2023, at 3:38 PM, Shelley Alongi via Perform-Talk <perform-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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>> tuby used to have a newsletter that told you when it shows we’re leaving. I know sometimes they have past award winner movies so they let you know when they’re leaving and they should also let you know what’s being added. Having said that, I haven’t received any of their newsletters lately. But they do have old TV shows they’re just not always there, so sometimes they will be there for a while and then they’ll take them off the site. Y you probably tried searching for the name of the TV show on Google? It sounds like you were looking for a specific one. 
> Just as a sidenote, of all of the streaming services I’ve discovered I find that Philo is the most accessible and the least expensive for the price. I pay $27 a month for 60+ channels and I don’t even watch all of them. They don’t have sports channels. They have some news channels. And, they have some great old TV shows but you have to pay for them. They have a couple of channels called story, television, and decades and also they have the Smithsonian channel. I believe they get all of their channels from discovery company because I’ve noticed that some of the shows that are on story television used to be on a different discovery channel.  But, like I said, that’s a paid service. 
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>> On Mar 5, 2023, at 9:59 AM, Amy Sabo via Perform-Talk <perform-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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>> hello all,
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>> well, this has been driving me crazy for the longest time and, i need
>> someone to help me out on this. i have been trying to find a t.v. show
>> which isn't on the air anymore through google and also through you
>> tube. unfortunately, i have tried all of the sites through you tube.
>> 
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>> so, i was wondering if there's a web site out there which could be
>> free in loojking for old t.v. shows that i could searrch for and,
>> perhaps watch online and download too?
>> 
>> any help would be greatly appreciated!
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>> hugs,
>> amy sabo
>> 
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>> http://nfbnet.org/mailman/options/perform-talk_nfbnet.org/christcrush%40outlook.com tubyused to have a newsletter that told you when it shows we’re leaving. I know sometimes they have past award winner movies so they let you know when they’re leaving and they should also let you know what’s being added. Having said that, I haven’t received any of their newsletters lately. But they do have old TV shows they’re just not always there, so sometimes they will be there for a while and then they’ll take them off the site. Y you probably tried searching for the name of the TV show on Google? It sounds like you were looking for a specific one. 
> Just as a sidenote, of all of the streaming services I’ve discovered I find that Philo is the most accessible and the least expensive for the price. I pay $27 a month for 60+ channels and I don’t even watch all of them. They don’t have sports channels. They have some news channels. And, they have some great old TV shows but you have to pay for them. They have a couple of channels called story, television, and decades and also they have the Smithsonian channel. I believe they get all of their channels from discovery company because I’ve noticed that some of the shows that are on story television used to be on a different discovery channel.  But, like I said, that’s a paid service. 
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