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Apple opens selected Apple TV+ shows open to all – Free For Everyone

As we observe strict social distancing as a society, we’re all at home more, watching more TV and that means searching for things to watch.

It also means many people are trying streaming for the first time, or running out of things to watch on streaming services.

To help, Apple has announced they are making a range of shows on Apple TV+ “Free For Everyone”.

Starting at 7am tomorrow (Saturday 11 April) anyone with an Apple ID can watch the series and films listed as part of the initiative free without a subscription.

The Apple Originals streaming free from this weekend (for a limited time) are:

  • Little America
  • Servant
  • For all Mankind
  • Dickinson
  • Elephant Queen
  • Snoopy in Space
  • Helpsters
  • Ghostwriter

All great shows, personally, I recommend “For all Mankind” – a look at an alternate reality of the Russians landing on the moon first.

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