Discovery plus & TLC

[Ctpu]

Sucker....no way!!!

Innocently thoroughly enjoying Mike and Molly on TLC. Series 1 ends.All of a sudden series 2 is on Discovery plus. Go through all the carry on of setting up  a/c for the channel only to find ads?????

Why the channel switch...........because  sky gets you hooked. Why when i pay an arm and a leg for sky am i having to sit thru ads on a sky channel????? So i went on e bay bought the box set £20!! Sod sky!!!! And the future plan to pay more for ad free. I know whats coming sky did it with paramount!!!!!! I no longer watch paramount as i refuse to pay more money and i wont be watching discovery plus as i refuse to watch ads and when sky says pay for ad free i wont be hooked on anything ....so sky can sod off......sky is just being greedy and treating subscribers like cash cows!!!!!

[xenon81]

Unlike most streaming services, there is no ad-free version of Discovery+. Even those who subscribe directly rather than via the free Sky offer get adverts with no option to pay more for no ads.

Note: Discovery+/TLC are owned by Warner Bros Discovery.  Sky has no control over the way Discovery run their channels/streaming service.

[Timelord2018]

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@xenon81 wrote:

Unlike most streaming services, there is no ad-free version of Discovery+. Even those who subscribe directly rather than via the free Sky offer get adverts with no option to pay more for no ads.

Note: Discovery+/TLC are owned by Warner Bros Discovery.  Sky has no control over the way Discovery run their channels/streaming service.

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Not that you need to subscribe to watch TLC on Discovery+ , no account or subscription is required, browse just doesn't show app on Sky.

I wonder how long Discovery+ will still available standalone for new subscribers after 26th March, especially with Discovery Global spin off no longer moving forward. 

[MarkGoldsmith]

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@Timelord2018 wrote:

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@xenon81 wrote:

Unlike most streaming services, there is no ad-free version of Discovery+. Even those who subscribe directly rather than via the free Sky offer get adverts with no option to pay more for no ads.

Note: Discovery+/TLC are owned by Warner Bros Discovery.  Sky has no control over the way Discovery run their channels/streaming service.

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Not that you need to subscribe to watch TLC on Discovery+ , no account or subscription is required, browse just doesn't show app on Sky.

I wonder how long Discovery+ will still available standalone for new subscribers after 26th March, especially with Discovery Global spin off no longer moving forward. 

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I suspect nothing will change with regards to HBO Max and Discovery +, at this point, aside from the current plan over which content is on which platform. Then it going to be a waiting game for Paramount Skydance deal to get regulatory approval and the deal to close before we start seeing what actual plans PSky have for combining HBO Max, Discovery+ and Paramount +.

[TimmyBGood]

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@Ctpu wrote:

sky is just being greedy and treating subscribers like cash cows!!!!!

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TLC is not a Sky-owned channel, Discovery+ isn't a Sky-owned service and that particular content was created for CBS by Warner Bros Television (who, perhaps unsurprisingly, are the owners of both Discovery and TLC)

Your anger is a little misplaced.

[Timelord2018]

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@MarkGoldsmith wrote:

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@Timelord2018 wrote:

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@xenon81 wrote:

Unlike most streaming services, there is no ad-free version of Discovery+. Even those who subscribe directly rather than via the free Sky offer get adverts with no option to pay more for no ads.

Note: Discovery+/TLC are owned by Warner Bros Discovery.  Sky has no control over the way Discovery run their channels/streaming service.

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Not that you need to subscribe to watch TLC on Discovery+ , no account or subscription is required, browse just doesn't show app on Sky.

I wonder how long Discovery+ will still available standalone for new subscribers after 26th March, especially with Discovery Global spin off no longer moving forward. 

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I suspect nothing will change with regards to HBO Max and Discovery +, at this point, aside from the current plan over which content is on which platform. Then it going to be a waiting game for Paramount Skydance deal to get regulatory approval and the deal to close before we start seeing what actual plans PSky have for combining HBO Max, Discovery+ and Paramount +.

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Which in a lot of cases will be both