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Chernobyl episodes 2 and 3
On uverse hbo ondemand episodes 2 and 3 of Chernobyl aren’t available. I downloaded the hbogo app on my phone to see if they were on there and all episodes r there. I, of course, don’t want to watch those two episodes on my phone. Why aren’t they ondemand?
dinglesby
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6 years ago
Use a streaming box like Roku, or Fire TV and you can watch HBO go on your TV. A streaming box is a good investment as so many more programs are available on the streaming channels
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skeeterintexas
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28.3K Messages
6 years ago
I got a Roku box for $30. Best investment ever. I can acess Netflix, Amazon Prime and all the apps I could want.
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Djd303
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6 years ago
Thanks for the recommendation/help, however, I’m already paying att and hbo so that I don’t have to buy anything extra.
Do att employees not look through these forums?
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skeeterintexas
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6 years ago
My 2yo granddaughter is into Peppa Pig (Nick Jr.) and there ain't no Peppa Pig On Demand.
I added the Nick, Jr. app to my Roku and it was worth it to see the look on her face when she saw Peppa at Gramma's house! Same for Nature Cat and Peg+Cat which are on the PBS app. I never thought I'd need these apps on the TV either but they've saved many a meltdown.
Here's my theory (and I could be wrong): The networks, HBO/Showtime/Nick, Jr./PBS, even commercial networks like ABC/NBC/Fox WANT you to use THEIR apps vs. the OD from your provider (Uverse). Why? Don't know but it's my experience that the network apps have lots more streaming content than Uverse.
So you can either be aggravated that all that content is NOT available on Uverse or you access that vast content in a relatively cheap way. Once you buy a cheap Roku box, it's all FREE.
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