There are already plenty of ways to get Apple TV for free, but now Apple is making it a little easier, even if it’s just for a weekend. The corporation has just announced that it will be able to broadcast its complete catalog of original content for free on January 4 and 5.
Simply open the Apple TV app and all the Apple TV Plus screens will be there for you. Likewise, you can also watch Apple TV Plus on the most sensible streaming devices, as well as in your browser.
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This is the first time Apple has done something like this in the five years that Apple TV Plus has been here. Obviously, the goal is to try and get you hooked on their (rather incredible) array of original TV shows and videos in the hopes that you’ll pay for a subscription, whether it’s a solo Apple TV Plus or the Apple One bundle.
That said, a weekend is a pretty long time, and you could easily binge a bunch of Apple’s shows in their entirety without paying a dime. Though if you end up watching Severance from start to finish, you may just have to pick up a subscription to see how Severance season 2 plays out. The first episode premieres on January 17, and I honestly can’t wait.
My favorite Apple TV Plus screen is for all humanity, which concluded its fourth season last year. Located in an exchange timeline when the Soviet Union landed on the moon only weeks before Apollo 11, explores a story in which the career of the area never ended and humanity expanded the sun of the formula in a way that we can only dream right now.
I also like Ted Lasso, because who isn’t and shrinks: an exhibition through the same artistic team that follows a trio of therapists after a devastating loss. It’s bigger (and funnier) than me, and it stars Jason Segal. Monarch: Legacy of Monsters is also worth watching, even if you haven’t noticed any of the recent American-made Godzilla movies, as well as the mythical quest if you have a passing affection for video games.
I’ve heard great things about so many Apple TV Plus shows that I haven’t seen, including Slow Horses and Silo. So while the catalogue may seem pretty meager, there’s plenty to enjoy over the course of the free weekend. You will need more than a weekend to watch it all, though.
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