I have cable, but do I have a "subscription"?

Tollerowner
Tollerowner Posts: 25 Contributor
edited August 21 in Channels & Programming

I want to watch a show called "The Gilded Age". It is available to Spectrum Subscribers. I have Spectrum Cable; am I a subscriber? Do I have to pay anything to watch it?

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  • Jaleesa_F
    Jaleesa_F Posts: 161 Moderator

    Hello!

    That would depend on what network is airing the show and if you subscribe to that particular network. Would you happen to know what network the show is on?

  • Tollerowner
    Tollerowner Posts: 25 Contributor

    It is currently available on MAX. So I would have to have a MAX subscription to see it on Spectrum. But I could see it on MAX without Spectrum, so there is no advantage in this instance to having Spectrum. Is that how it works?

  • HT_Greenfield
    HT_Greenfield Posts: 453 Contributor
    edited July 16

    I believe the story is that if you add Max to your Spectrum cable TV subscription, you'll be able to watch all of the HBO channels live as well as on demand via Spectrum cable TV as well as via the Spectrum TV app plus Max streaming at large including "all of HBO" via the Max streaming app.

    🔗https://www.spectrum.com/cable-tv/premium-channels/max

    🔗https://www.spectrum.net/page/max

  • Tyleen_Z
    Tyleen_Z Posts: 576 Moderator

    If the show is on the app Max then you would need to subscribe to Max as a standalone service meaning you can use their app to view the content without a cable subscription or you can pay for the HBO channels through us and get the HBO channels live on the cable TV service as well as get access to the Max app at no extra charge. Either way there is a subscription price to pay it just depends on if you pay Max directly or pay for the service through us.

    -Tyleen

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