DID you know that your TV has extra channels available for free?
And we’re not talking about the usual catch up apps like BBC iPlayer.
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These are channels similar to BBC One and ITV1 which air to a schedule.
Except they’re all internet based and are ad-supported.
And you don’t need to subscribe or give any bank details, as they’re all totally free.
LG and Samsung are among the telly makers who have these special channels available.
On LG it comes in the form of an app called LG Channels.
Launch it and you’ll find all sorts including TV series, movies and news channels.
Samsung TV Plus channels dedicated to popular shows.
This includes Homes Under the Hammer, Come Dine With Me and Hell’s Kitchen.
If your smart TV doesn’t have its own channels, some other streaming services might be able to help.
Search for the Pluto TV app which has a number of themed channels.
Freevee is Amazon’s ad-based version with a similar offering – and is the new home to Neighbours.
Even ITVX has themed-channels.
There you’ll find channels like Movies 24/7, World of Morse, The Only Way Is Essex TV and Ultimate Ant and Dec.
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