Tv options while driving over the road, recommendations?

We use Hulu. We use in our truck and at home because we don’t subscribe to cable tv. We have a smart tv at the house we use and on the road we watch tv from our I pad.

 

I dont watch TV since 2012

 

As @pumpkinishere said. Hulu is a big one. There are also options like Peacock, and I think Paramount, and Discovery+(has a ton of stations that are separate on cable Food Network, Animal Planet, Travel, Science, Discovery, DIY, The Cooking Channel, A&E etc etc.) I think HBOMax also has a live right now option. Only one I can think of that doesn't is Disney+ of the major players. I don't think Amazon Video does either, but I could be wrong.

Hulu gives you a lot of options though when it comes to live tv. Obviously stuff like Peacock, Paramount, Discovery+, etc are only going to give you live tv from their channel(s). When I watch stuff live it's either with Hulu, or one of the above as that's the channel what I want to watch is on. Discovery gets a lot of use by me, as I like some stuff on a lot of their channels. Food network is fun from time to time, and I got to have my "How it's Made" from the Science channel.

I avoid most news apps, and news style shows, so can't help there at all. Also not a fan of the political ########, so no help there either.

Sirscrapntruckalot -

 

Use my phone to stream to my smart TV .
Netflix
Hulu
Amazon
HBOMax
Disney
ESPN +
Youtube
Using Tmobile unlimited

 

In my tanker truck the company provided free to me satellite tv/DVR. When I left there I started watching tv online via ustvgo.tv

 

There's also Fubo tv it's pretty good but not the cheapest. They usually give you a free one trial before you have to pay.

 

Pluto TV.
Crackle.
Tubi TV

From what you say you watch, Pluto would be it.

 

Me too, the free ones...lol

 

I use a firestick, rocku, sling, Hulu.
Verizon has a deal you can get Disney+ for free