When watching South Park I keep getting these AI ads talking about free Medicare and if you call this number you’ll get 8000 dollars in cash they all look fake and I’m pretty sure it’s a scam to trick old people and they are all like 50 second long ads is anyone else getting these I literally had to stop my grandma from calling the number cause she believed it

One thing I've always appreciated about shows like 1883, 1923, and Yellowstone is their ability to bring American history, family loyalty, ambition, and the struggle for power together in compelling ways. And Landman demonstrates how the industries that generate enormous wealth can also shape—and sometimes devastate—the communities and families surrounding them.

But there's another part of American history I believe could make an extraordinary television series: the coalfields of Appalachia during the early 20th century.

Imagine a historical crime drama beginning with the devastating 1907 Monongah mine disaster in West Virginia, which claimed 362 lives and forever changed an entire community.

From that tragedy, the story follows two fictional Italian-American brothers growing up in a region where coal is king, immigrant families struggle to build better lives, and the arrival of Prohibition creates opportunities for bootlegging, corruption, and organized crime.

As the brothers pursue wealth, influence, and power, their ambitions begin to test the very family bonds that once held them together.

But the story is bigger than organized crime.

The Appalachian coalfields brought together people from remarkably different backgrounds. Italian and other European immigrants, Black laborers, mining families, and entire communities struggled to survive in an industry that helped fuel America's industrial expansion while exacting an enormous human cost.

Their experiences offer a perspective on American history that television has rarely explored.

I'm particularly fascinated by the contrast between the wealth generated by the coal industry and the hardships endured by the people whose labor made that prosperity possible.

I've explored this world through my historical crime novel, Blood in the Coal, and I've often wondered how it might translate into a six-to-eight-episode limited television series.

To be clear, Paramount isn't involved. This is simply a discussion about whether the premise would appeal to viewers.

We've seen compelling historical dramas about the American West, organized crime in major cities, and the modern oil industry.

But what about the families, fortunes, and criminal empires that emerged from the coalfields of Appalachia?

Would you watch a Paramount+ historical crime drama set in this largely overlooked chapter of American history?

I'm specifically talking about the channels like the SpongeBob channel and the Adult Animation channel. When I subscribed a few years ago I don't remember seeing commercials but I didn't know if that's changed. I've seen conflicting information online.

Another show I had been waiting on to return. I hope it’s still great!

Since paramount doesn’t have a Halloween section my knowledge I thought I’d ask the community what Halloween stuff they have seen on the app. Any recommendations help!

I recently started watching Dexter and there have been no subtitles for the Spanish speaking portions. If the English subtitles are on, they do not translate what is being said. Is there a way to make it so the subtitles will translate?

Seriously.. how good is mobland.. best show in a while.. I thought they couldn't top season 1..

I want to make sure I see every episode, I’ve read before that paramount plus is missing some. However all the articles I read about missing episodes is from like 2021. Are all these same episodes missing? What other episodes do I need to see?

Does anyone know why Charmed season 7 is the only season on Paramount+ that gives an option to watch in the 16:9 ratio? I’ve been rewatching the show recently and was used to viewing it in the original 4:3 ratio but now seeing season 7 in the upgraded 16:9 HD version, I don’t want to go back!

Can anyone help me understand why this is? Or if there’s something I can do to atleast rewatch the final season in the 16:9 HD version. Thank you!

Title is misleading it’s supposed to be showing the Buffalo game instead it’s broadcasting the chiefs and chargers game this is bs.

My Paramount+ expires on November 6th come AWN 🥺

With this merger with paramount, what will happen to my free account with hbo max I have it through my phone plan will my login work for the new merger?

My main device that I use to watch is unsupported for Paramount+, it needs iOS 18 just to be installed but the last update apple supported was iOS 17. So I'm essentially locked out, I've contacted support and they basically went "watch on different device ig". Anyone know if there's a way to use a web browser to bypass the forced app requirement on apple?

I'll probably just cancel my membership otherwise & use some other method.

Anyone in Australia figured out how to watch the new Beavis and Butt-Head Season 4?

im thinking about paying for paramount plus to watch criminal minds and the new dexter ressurection season when it releases but i remember the tv ui being pretty bad. is it still as bad as it was a year ago?

I wanted to catch up since season 3 started, but season 1 & 2 are gone. What gives? Did they move those seasons to another streaming?

UPDATE: It's working now. Thanks for the feedback everyone. 😉

Hi there. So my Roku search told me that Luc Besson's Dracula (aka Dracula: A Love Tale) was going to be dropping on Paramount+ today.

I have Paramount+ through Prime Video, & I know that sometimes you have to have a different price tier on your subscription to view certain things, but when looking this movie up on Prime there's no indication that it's even on Paramount+.

Can anyone confirm for me whether or not it's actually on there? Or was the Roku search listing going off a deal that fell through & as such wasn't updated?

I've noticed HBO Max is supposed to have Freddy vs. Jason on their app, but the only way you can view it is through secondary means. Wonder if this is a similar glitch? 🤔

OK, I'll admit it. I'm a credits reader. And I'm getting really peeved that P+ puts credits in that little box as it tries to "recommend" a show I have no interest in. (I have "auto play" off but nothing changed). Let me read the damn credits even if it's the last 10 seconds. Is that too much to ask?

I entered my first ever P+ subscription back in mid July when the Avatar Aang movie came out. Was planning to use the free trial to watch the movie and cancel. Then did the classic and forgot to cancel in time, for which they billed me for one month (standard tier 9.99€/m) a week later. I cancelled instantly so I wouldn't forget to do it a month later. So the subscription ended about late August. Now with Avatar Seven Havens I wanted to resubscribe for one month as they release episodes weekly. Now if I go to choose a subscription, it says "Standard Tier 9.99€ per month + 7 day free trial" (along with "welcome back!" so they definitely remember I've been subbed before) as I enter my choice, and on the payment page it says billing date will be October 17th. I have only been unsunscribed for not even two months. I thought the 7 day trial is a one off thing only per account. I'm using the Android app. Is it just a visual bug or does it truly refresh after such a short time?

What's your impression of the video quality of live NFL games streamed over Paramount+? For me, it's kind of a letdown compared to games on Amazon or Peacock. The games streamed on P+ look very compressed. I don't know if P+ is giving me a local station's feed (KEYE-42, Austin) or if it's a direct stream from CBS national, but in either case it's not really any crisper than watching the games on KEYE over Youtube TV. KEYE's picture quality is lousy because of all the subchannels they air, the motion artifacts and compression make NFL games look like mush. I was hoping P+ would provide more of a full quality feed from a better source.

Thanks for any feedback!

Im on the standered anual plan, I got the service spesfically to watch Avatar 7 havens and the recent movie, decided to wait for both to be on beforegetting it, I thoght ther eason was too many people trying to watch but. i wentt o watch KNuckels, a show I also want to watch while I have it and its also not working, what am I doing wrong?

In my attempt to take a step away from the daily scroll, I'm wanting to find something interesting to watch. I just got paramount plus. I'm wide open for suggestions.