Road2HardCoreIron

Everything MBK is saying is 100% correct and, I think, is the closest thing to just using a "regular" tv service (like xfinity, att, direct, dish, etc.).
Like others have mentioned, a lot of the other methods work, but it seems the users have to be pretty savvy about keeping everything updated and knowing where to find certain shows, events, etc., so there's more work to it.

For MBK's method you need:

Internet Service
Firestick
TV (will work on computer but not great)
The service. (you get thousands of live tv channels and/or VOD service)

You can pay to get the service to work on as many devices as you want, but I keep mine totally separate from the rest of the house, so no mistakes are made by someone else trying to use it. My wife is starting to use it more and more but she still likes going through the regular netflix, hulu, prime, etc. for some reason.
She keeps saying, "You don't know this service could stop at any time." And, I say, "You're right. And, you can keep paying a hundred plus dollars per month and still come over here to watch what's on mine."  LOL

Anyway, it's not perfect, but it's pretty damn good. I mainly use it to watch the fights (like MBK), and it's paid for itself multiple times over with just watching those. I'll give it 4.5 out of 5 stars. LOL

@mailboxkillr

Bro!! Help a sister out. I have no idea wtf sland y'all are using. I currently only have Verizon Fios for internet, then shared hulu, netflix, prime.... the list goes on. The ex-husband DLs movies and tv shows then throws it on his plex server, but this sounds cheaper than the shit I'm paying for. When you say you get everything? We talking like hulu/netflix tv shows or just tv?

😘