I haven't subscribed to AppleTV+ because it appears like I have to pay for every episode (I'm in Canada) instead of being able to watch the Daily Show with the normal subscription to AppleTV+.
Does anyone know anything about this? all the info on the net says that I should be able to watch it with an AppleTV+ subscription.
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The Daily Show is not part of Apple TV+. It appears to be on the programming of Paramount+, which is a different subscription service.
If you wish, you may subscribe to that in the Apple TV app as an in-app channel.
Or get the separate Paramount+ app, for a different subscription type for the same content.
The Daily Show is not part of Apple TV+. It appears to be on the programming of Paramount+, which is a different subscription service.
If you wish, you may subscribe to that in the Apple TV app as an in-app channel.
Or get the separate Paramount+ app, for a different subscription type for the same content.
The Daily Show is not Apple TV+ content.
It certainly is promoted as being available only on Paramount+
And that is what you should subscribe to, if you want to watch it in Canada (the next day!).
Either way it seems that one still has to pay for each episode on top of the streaming service fee.
The buy episodes are the copies on the iTunes Store, independent of any subscription service. Do one or the other, but not both.
It certainly is promoted as being available only on Paramount+ through the apple tv, which makes it seem like it should be part of either one or the other streaming services. Either way it seems that one still has to pay for each episode on top of the streaming service fee. I would love for someone to prove me wrong, as I am new to each of these platforms, and tell me that it is part of paramount+ with out an extra fee, I would love to know!
Thank you for your input.
Do I have to pay for every episode of The Daily Show on Apple TV+ in Canada?
