DJM77
02-03-2025, 09:25 PM
Would I have to register in order to watch it on there?
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View Full Version : Super Bowl LIX on Tubi DJM77 02-03-2025, 09:25 PM Would I have to register in order to watch it on there? TJ 02-03-2025, 09:43 PM Yes. There's a banner at the top of their main page. It's free and takes only a few minutes. 2025 Super Bowl LIX, in partnership with FOX Sports, is making its live Tubi debut* on February 9, 2025! Watch the full game in real time, including pre-game, Apple Music Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show, and post-game shows. Plus, an exclusive pre-game red carpet event with Olivia Culpo starting at 3:30 PM ET, only on Tubi. Kick off starts at 6:30 PM ET and is available to stream in 4K on select devices. Register for free now to stay up to date on all the latest info. No credit card required. *Must be signed in to watch. Only available on select devices. https://tubitv.com/superbowl James28 02-04-2025, 09:56 PM Fellow Sitcoms Online Message Board Members, I am not having ANY luck in finding a good Columbia Pictures comedy title to watch after (or during) this year's Super Bowl. I had already gotten started on watching Murder by Death on YouTube on January 24, and have yet to watch the last 30 or so minutes of it. The only other Columbia Pictures comedy that's free (with ads) on YouTube right now is Murphy's Romance, but it only has all-uppercase closed captioning, which I'm no longer able to stand (said uppercase captioning is not present on Murphy's Romance's showing on Tubi). I don't want to contribute to Tubi's traffic on the day of the Super Bowl, since Tubi will telecast The Big Game with FOX-TV, so I'm looking hard on other free SVoD services. The only viable Columbia Pictures comedy titles I could find on Pluto TV are Roxanne, Blankman, and Booty Call, with every other Columbia title being a drama, and all other Sony comedy titles being from Sony's other subsidiaries like TriStar and Screen Gems. I wish The House Bunny was available for free on YouTube for another month (beyond the end of January) so I won't face the problem of tightened options from one company in the days leading up to the Super Bowl. I'm all out of options at this point. Can anyone else recommend anything (I'm also, for obvious reasons, trying to stay away from Warner Bros. titles outright). |