A one-month plan and a twelve-month plan see an identical list. Paying more adds screens watching at the same time, and nothing else. No channel is held back for a higher tier.
The evening news from Paris lands in the early afternoon on the East Coast and late morning on the West. That is the live feed doing what it does at home. The same programs stay in the on-demand catalog for days afterwards, so most people here watch live or later depending on the day.
The free-to-air French channels, rolling news, the themed channels, cinema and sport, in HD and in 4K wherever the channel broadcasts it.
The national networks plus the local affiliates, so the French channels sit on the same remote as the news from your own city rather than on a second box.
League and cup football, rugby, tennis, cycling and combat sports from Europe, alongside the North American leagues and the pay-per-view nights.
+230,000 films and episodes on catch-up and on demand, from recent releases to the back catalog, sorted by genre and by year.
Full seasons, with the current season added as it airs, and the French audio track where it exists, which is hard to find on an American subscription.
The children's channels and a separate on-demand section for them, kept apart from the rest of the catalog. French audio matters here more than anywhere: it is how the language stays in the house.
The French-language channels from Belgium, Switzerland and Quebec, then North Africa, the rest of Europe and the United States.
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