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Are you sure about this? I have the premium Disney+ package and don't see Shogun listed anywhere. When searching online I see that program only on Disney+ in the UK.
Go to the Hulu Beta part of Disney+. That is listed at the top right when you log in. You probably need to have the Disney/Hulu bundle.
 
Go to the Hulu Beta part of Disney+. That is listed at the top right when you log in. You probably need to have the Disney/Hulu bundle.

OK, thanks, I don't have Hulu, so I don't see anything related. I may sub to Hulu temporarily just for Shogun when it is all available.
 
Are you sure about this? I have the premium Disney+ package and don't see Shogun listed anywhere. When searching online I see that program only on Disney+ in the UK.
Do you subscribe to Hulu?

If not, that is why you do not see it, look to the right.

Disregard, just seen your answer.

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Click on Hulu, here it is-
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OK, thanks, I don't have Hulu, so I don't see anything related. I may sub to Hulu temporarily just for Shogun when it is all available.
It is just $20 a month together, commercial free, less of course, for the with ads version.
 
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I just subscribed again and Halo is the only series I can find that is 4K Dolby Vision/Atmos.

NCIS:Sydney is 4K Dolby Vision, but only stereo audio.

I watched NCIS and Blue Bloods and they are HD, not HDR.

Newer shows like CSI:Vegas, Fire Country, etc. are 4K only, not HDR.

Standard scripted fare that also airs on CBS seems to be 5.1 only.

That screenshot you posted does say best available format is streamed.
Halo is not a CBS show. Most Paramount + shows are DV, like all the Star Treks (also with atmos), Also last seasons of Seal Team, Evil and others. Major exception is the Tyler Sheridan Yellowstone spin offs.
 
It is just $20 a month together, commercial free, less of course, for the with ads version.

For anyone with an American Express card, note that you may have an offer that you can activate through their website to rebate $7 or more off of a Disney bundle when you pay with your AmEx card. I took advantage of this last year and it's available to me again this year. I will soon sign up for the ad-free Disney Duo bundle (Disney+ and Hulu) for $19.99 and end up paying only $12.99 plus tax after the rebate.

 
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I do not believe that is true; nor has it been for many years.
I have read that for year, could even confirm when we switched from DirecTV to Dish many years ago, was obviously a softer picture.

If Dish no longer does so, never have read confirmation that is true, but even if they no longer have HD Lite, still does not change the fact that streaming provides a better picture then Satellite/Cable.

Streaming is working to make it better for it’s subscribers , specially with more and more content in 4K, Cable/Satellite seems ok with doing nothing, just keep losing content, never make the picture/sound better and hope subscribers keep paying the ever increasing price with no improvements.
 
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If anyone is interested, P+ is offering the Essential (+Showtime and no ads) 1/2 off for 1 year ($59.99), as good or better than their Black Friday deal, which I passed on. I jumped on this one.
 
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If anyone is interested, P+ is offering the Essential (+Showtime and no ads) 1/2 off for 1 year ($59.99), as good or better than their Black Friday deal, which I passed on. I jumped on this one.
How do you get this deal? I'm seeing $120/yr for both P+ plus Showtime.
 
How do you get this deal? I'm seeing $120/yr for both P+ plus Showtime.
Paramount+ Essentials doesn't include Showtime and has ads.

Paramount+ Essential​

WITH 1 WEEK FREE
$59.99/year after trial
(That’s $5.00/month)

  • Tens of thousands of episodes & movies
  • NFL on CBS & UEFA Champions League
  • Limited ads
  • 24/7 live news with CBS News
 
How do you get this deal? I'm seeing $120/yr for both P+ plus Showtime.
Paramount+ Essentials doesn't include Showtime and has ads.

Paramount+ Essential​

WITH 1 WEEK FREE
$59.99/year after trial
(That’s $5.00/month)

  • Tens of thousands of episodes & movies
  • NFL on CBS & UEFA Champions League
  • Limited ads
  • 24/7 live news with CBS News
Found it-

The streaming service is celebrating the second season of The Chi with half off the Paramount+ with Showtime plan. New and returning subscribers get the upgraded package for only $59.99 during their first year with code THECHI — one of the best deals on Paramount+ since Black Friday. The promo essentially gets you the ad-free tier with Showtime for just $5 a month, or the same price as the ad-supported Paramount Essential plan (reg. $5.99 per month or $59.99 per year). After the first 12 months, the Paramount+ with Showtime subscription auto-renews at $11.99 monthly.

But only for new or those who cancelled previously.
 
Found it-

The streaming service is celebrating the second season of The Chi with half off the Paramount+ with Showtime plan. New and returning subscribers get the upgraded package for only $59.99 during their first year with code THECHI — one of the best deals on Paramount+ since Black Friday. The promo essentially gets you the ad-free tier with Showtime for just $5 a month, or the same price as the ad-supported Paramount Essential plan (reg. $5.99 per month or $59.99 per year). After the first 12 months, the Paramount+ with Showtime subscription auto-renews at $11.99 monthly.

But only for new or those who cancelled previously.
ALSO, if you call in close to the time it's about to expire and ask, they May honor your current deal ... $59 for the year.

I called and asked if they'd do the same deal, they said Yes.

That was a while ago thou.
 
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I went back and checked why I did not do the BF deal...it waw $59.99 WITH ads. The present deal is the one had until I let it run out in Feb '24. I did call to see if I could get the same deal and was told No. It was just a lucky "thought" that came into mind to check it out.
 
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