How to Stream TV Shows On YouTube For Free
You can now watch 4,000+ episodes of TV shows for free on YouTube with ads.
The viewership on YouTube has obviously risen manifold and this signals that people are okay with ad-supported TV content. Numbers say that over 135 million users watch YouTube on big screens in the U.S. in 2021. This has resulted in YouTube planning to stream premium TV shows for free with ads.
Free ad-supported TV content or FAST has been there for a few years now and it’s moving to the next level. Popular TV shows and movies from Disney, Warner Bros., Paramount Pictures, and more are going to be accessible on YouTube at no cost for U.S. citizens. YouTube is clearly making this move to compete with other ad-supported free streaming platforms like Roku, Peacock, and Tubi.
Note: Only viewers from the U.S. can enjoy the ad-supported free content for now. However, this promotes the FAST segments more than before.
Where to Watch the Free Shows?
YouTube is set to allow U.S. users to access up to 100 new titles each week. Viewers can watch the content on web browsers, mobile devices, and most TVs connected to the YouTube TV app.
Search for the movies and shows that can be streamed for free on YouTube using the links below.
What Shows and Movies are available now?
There are about 4,000 episodes you can stream for free right now. The list includes some famous TV shows like Hell’s Kitchen, Andromeda, Heartland, and more.
More than 1,500 movies are on YouTube now and they can be streamed for free with ads. The list of movies includes Legally blonde, Gone in Sixty Seconds, Runaway Bridge, and more.
Said that, YouTube is also unveiling a new “streamlined navigation and immersive banner art” to its smart TV app. The main purpose of this feature will be to make finding your favorite TV shows easier. YouTube also says many of the shows will be available in HD 1080P with 5.1 surround sound audio.
For more details about YouTube’s latest streaming services, visit the YouTube Official Blog.
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