The highly-rated drama Billions and its ongoing legal battles between Chuck and Bobby has been running for five seasons now. UK fans might be wondering how and where they can watch Billions online or streaming on their telly, legally, WITHOUT an expensive Sky/Cable subscription. In case you haven’t jumped on the Billions band-wagon yet, the show revolves
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As much as people all over the world love Netflix, this has probably been one of their most controversial (see: hated) features – promos that autoplay. It started a couple of years ago, and since then, every time you hover over a Netflix title on your TV – that title’s preview starts playing automatically, with
“Star Trek: Picard”, the sequel to “Star Trek: The Next Generation” is finally here. Where you can stream and watch it, legally, in the UK?
BritBox, the joint streaming service from ITV and the BBC, makes it very easy to subscribe – and you even get a free trial for 30 days. Once those 30 days are up, however, you will need to pay £5.99/month, and a lot of people are already asking me – how do I cancel my