What streaming services do you have?

Haha, I have 9 of the ones you listed. In my defense, ESPN+ and Discovery+ are both included with bundles, so I don’t think we’d have either of those otherwise.

We have a big family and use all of them.

ETA Hulu/Disney+/ESPN+ is one bundle, and HBOMax/Discovery+ is the other.

I have a lot of streaming services but use most of them. The one I don't use is Amazon Prime but that comes with Prime membership so I don't pay extra for that.

I would say the two I use the most are Max and Netflix. I watch a lot of HGTV and Food Network and they are both on Max so I stream a lot of those shows.

I will probably cancel Hulu after Only Murders In the Building ends. I don't use it very much.

Amazon plus, use it a lot

Netflix and Hulu I have but paused until I want to binge something

Paramount + is free with Walmart + but use it a lot
Peacock for 1.99 a month

ESPN+ during football and basketball season only

I’m real good about going in and out of services as things come on/ done with it for now

I used to have a lot but now I rotate. I keep a list in my phone. For example, the next time I get Hulu I need to watch Handmaid's Tale and Only Murderers in the Building. They make it easy enough to join/cancel at this point I don't feel like I need to have them all at once.

I have package with Xfinity (cable & internet) so I get Max and Peacock as part of the package. I subscribe to Netflix. I have Hulu because of that 99 cent offer from last Christmas. I have Amazon Prime. I used to have Disney and Paramount but dropped them cause I rarely watch.

Netflix is my 'must have' cause I enjoy Kdramas and documentaries. Hulu is better than I expected, but I'm not sure if I will keep it when the 99 cent offer is over.

Since I have xfinity cable, I DVR my live shows. So I don't need the compatible streaming services to watch missed episodes.

We have 9! of them, but Britbox and Acorn are through Prime. Disney is I think bundled with something and we got it for the Star Wars content for DS.

ETA: I personally never watch Paramount+. I am tearing through police procedurals on Britbox, so that accounts for the majority of my viewing. I think Apple has the most high quality, unique series: e.g. Slow Horses, Drops of Heaven, Sugar. I keep Hulu for Only Murders in the Building and The Handmaid's Tale. We get Prime with our Prime membership, but pay extra for Britbox and Acorn. Max and Showtime are also sporadic-Hacks and House of the Dragon. I don't think I've watched anything on Showtime in a while.

We have six on the list. We have a Roku Stick, so we added YouTube (not YouTube TV so it's free) just to watch random videos, Tubi, Freevee & Philo and through Roku I have Discovery+. We also have local news stations that we have added that provide free content.

I have several of the ones you listed. We also have Sling.

We have 8 of those listed. I use Apple and Prime the most, mostly because we have Paramount, Britbox and Discovery+ through Prime. Every time I think about dropping one, a new season of something comes out that I want to see, like GBBO on Netflix. 

My YA would put Hulu at the top of their must keep list. DD had a Disney subscription but let it go this month.

The only thing we have missed going 100% streaming is some sports. No Monday Night Football here, but we can watch enough other games to deal with the limitations. And we have no desire to pay for another streaming services.

I'm a "stream this service for a month or two, stream that service for a month or two" girl.

I have a $20 digital antenna and am fortunate that with my location (top of a tall hill with open sight lines) I am able to get the 3 networks, as well as about 45 other stations. During most of the nicer weather months when I watch very little TV, I don't stream anything. Then I'll add X service for a month or two during the fall/winter to watch something specific, then cancel and stream Y service for a month or two to specifically watch something else.

I got a bee in my bonnet recently (yes I'm aging myself with that phrase) to find LA Law after all these years. It's on Hulu, so I'm currently paying the lowest price plan (with commercials). I've been watching an episode almost every night as I curl up in bed. Some of the dialogue does NOT hold up 35 years later, but for the most part they were on the "left" side of social matters so there's that. Oh and also, Harry Hamlin is still as yummy as I remembered after all this time

I almost forgot, I have HBO Max (free with our phone plan), but I can't remember the last time I watched anything on it. Does anyone have any highly recommended suggestions (without me having to wade through the streaming thread)? Or for Hulu since I have that right now as well.

Anyhow, I don't have any of the others, and I'm not a Prime girl (except when they give me a free month which is once or twice a year).

We turn our streaming services on and off based on whether or not any given one has anything we want to watch.

But, the services we use, either all of the time, or a few months a year are Paramount, Peacock, PBS Passport, Netflix, Disney, Amazon, Curiosity Stream, plus YouTube (free version w/ads), and the free Roku offerings.

We keep PBS and Curiosity Stream all year long. DH enjoys C.S. and I love PBS. Both of these are very inexpensive.

We keep the free YouTube (which my kids like best) and Roku (again, I watch that most of anyone) all year long as well. One thing about Roku---they will often offer just one sample episode of a show, then try to sell you the streaming service that offers it, or a few seasons, but then not the last one.

Peacock & Paramount we keep when there are shows running that we enjoy. So we pay for Paramount the months when the new shows are running. If Amazing Race runs at a different time, then we put it on for that, as well. We found that (2 years ago) when we tried using the less expensive version of Paramount it would freeze up mid-show when the ads played. So last year we opted for the version with no ads or ads only at the beginning--I don't recall which.

Netflix, Prime, & Disney we turn on from October through the end of January. Those 4 months are when we watch TV & movies more than any other time.

We may keep one of them until March, if we want the option of movie nights up until summer, when we tend to go back to just Curiosity Stream & PBS again.

We've considered Britbox & Acorn, but we get so much British TV on Amazon, Netflix, PBS, YouTube, & Roku that we've never run out of things to watch to finally say "Okay, we'll try one now."

(We do not have cable or local TV stations.)

We have so many but most of them are paused right now. The active ones are Netflix, peacock, Disney+ and HBOMax.

My Brilliant Friend! So good. 

We have 5 of the ones listed, plus Starz and PBS Passport.