If there’s one certainty in this strange and unpredictable time, it’s that our reliance on streaming services like Netflix churning out entertaining content is greater than ever before.
But given that many don’t have the pennies to subscribe to the £5.99 per month service, the latest news that Netflix content is being uploaded directly to their YouTube channel might just be music to many people’s ears.
Unfortunately (and as you’d expect) many of the platform’s new releases and original titles don’t feature on the extensive list, however, there is a shed load of great content to feast your eyes upon.
A host of educational and documentary-based shows will be among the first to hit the channel.
Titles including David Attenborough’s visually stunning Our Planet documentary series will be streamable alongside titles including Chasing Coral, Period and the critically acclaimed prison documentary 13th.
Knock Down The House, the powerful documentary which saw Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez transform from New York bartender to political heavyweight, is also set to land on the channel.
Other titles available to stream will include Zion, Abstract: The Art of Design, The White Helmets, Explained and Babies, rounding up the documentary heavy list.
So, if you’re happy to trade off the TIger King for AOC knocking down the house, then we’d suggest finding your way onto Netflix’s YouTube channel and streaming the gripping list of shows and documentaries now.
- In the meantime, discover the best Netflix documentaries and delve into the best Netflix movies.
-
We’ve finally got a teaser trailer for Stranger Things season 5Are we finally going to get a little normality??
-
From Cigarettes & Alcohol to Cufflinks & Class: How Savile Row’s Richard James gave Oasis a sartorial masterplanWe speak to Design and Brand Director Toby Lamb of the tailors that dressed Oasis and helped define '90s Cool Britannia
