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But nobody has the money or even time to see everything that’s out there.
But you cansave money on streamingby getting rid of a service or two for a short time.
For November 2024, I would cancel Peacock and Hulu.
We rate both services highly, but no major titles are debuting in the next month.
While they have some interesting offerings, they’re not in the “must see immediately” category.
Here’s why I think you should consider canceling Hulu and Peacock this month.
What really draws in and keeps users are originals.
And in November, both services have lackluster original slates.
Hulu has just two new notable series arriving this month.
The other standout title is “Interior Chinatown,” a crime comedy limited series featuring a mostly-Asian cast.
Yang is joined by Ronny Chieng, Chloe Bennet and Lauren Tom.
Personally, I can be patient and wait to binge them come December.
But as with Hulu’s originals, Peacock’s new shows aren’t premiering right away.
All you have to do to save a bit of money is wait a measly two weeks.
But you’re able to watch ABC and NBCfor freethe old-fashioned way with aTV antenna.
Mine is hooked up to a Sling AirTV Anywhere gear so I can record shows to watch later.
you might also watch ABC and NBC without paying a dime by signing up for a free trial fromFuboorYouTubeTV.
Ad-supported Hulu is $9, and ad-free Hulu is a whopping $19.
If you have the basic standalone versions of both, you’ll save $17.
If you have the highest, ad-free tiers, you’ll save $33.
And with holiday shopping at the end of this month, every dollar counts.
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