YouTube has announced free streaming (with ads) of over 4000 TV show episodes, including full seasons of Hells Kitchen, Andromeda, Heartland and more.
More people are choosing to experience YouTube on the big screen with friends and family. In fact, according to Nielsen, YouTube reached over 135 million people on connected TVs in the U.S. in December 2021.1 YouTube is at the forefront of the consumer shift to CTV viewership as the top ad-supported streaming platform with the content people enjoy and the creators they love. And now US viewers for the first time will be able to watch full seasons of TV shows on YouTube for free with ads. Now you can stream nearly 4,000 episodes of your favorite TV shows, including Hell’s Kitchen, Andromeda, Heartland and more.
YouTube also notes that it has over 1,500 movies from Disney, Warner Bros, Paramount Pictures, Lionsgate, FilmRise, and more. New titles in March include Gone in Sixty Seconds, Runaway Bride and Legally Blonde, which can now be streamed for free with ads.
The site is unveiling new streamed lined navigation and immersive banner art to enhance the viewing experience and help users easily find their favorite TV shows. YouTube says up to 100 new titles will be added each week.
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unklbyl - March 26, 2022 at 8:22am
What a bargain! Now we get to watch the normal commercials from the show and all the annoying (stupidly loud) commercials from YouTube. "Your string of commercials will be interrupted for a brief 3 minute segment of our show".
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