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Netflix, Streaming Videos & DVDs

rzemanfl

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7. If you donate $60 a year you get PBS Passport.

Reply to cyclonefence (Reply #6)

Mon Mar 3, 2025, 03:46 PM

Mar 3

It is a huge bargain, even if you can't stream 50-year-old TV shows. I trust you have the equipment you need to stream. Most library cards will get you access to Hoopla and Kanopy.

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PBS Masterpiece without Prime [View all] cyclonefence Mar 3 OP

I joined PBS with a yearly membership and can get all shows, no Amazon involved. Bumbles Mar 3 #1

I think if you subscribe... S/V Loner Mar 3 #2

yes you can subscibe... AltairIV Mar 3 #10

I subscribe and it is reasonable. S/V Loner Mar 3 #11

I'm paying $5 per month. IL Dem Apr 2 #14

I subscribe to PBS directly - cilla4progress Mar 3 #3

Passport is what you could access it if you are a member. 1WorldHope Mar 3 #4

I don't think subscribing to Passport gets "all" Masterpiece shows. rzemanfl Mar 3 #5

I just talked to a lady at our local PBS station cyclonefence Mar 3 #6

If you donate $60 a year you get PBS Passport. rzemanfl Mar 3 #7

Ah--Hoopla and Kanopy cyclonefence Mar 3 #8

We are watching Poldark now. rzemanfl Mar 3 #9

Or you can watch on your computer. 1WorldHope Mar 4 #12

We subscribed to PBS Passport... Highway61 Apr 2 #13