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Cruelly destroying our last excuse for not having watched all of Barry at last—thanks a lot, guys, now we’re going to have to actually be informed whenever cocktail parties start emerging from the rubble —HBO has just announced that it’s releasing hundreds of hours of some of its most beloved shows on streaming for free. The decision to move these shows—which also include Succession, The Wire, The Sopranos, Six Feet Under, True Blood, Ballers, Veep, Silicon Valley, plus a number of the network’s documentaries and docuseries—out from behind any paywalls is being positioned as an effort to give people more crap to do while we’re all stuck indoors (and also, presumably, as a tacit advertisement for how nice it’ll be to have all this stuff at your fingertips when HBO Max finally arrives).


But seriously: That’s a decent chunk of some of the most beloved and critically acclaimed television of the last two decades all being made suddenly available—as well as your perfect icebreaker if you ever end up trapped in an elevator with Elizabeth Warren. All of the content is being moved to the company’s interim-streaming options , HBO Go and HBO Now , tomorrow, Friday, April 3, where it’ll be free (either in the app, or just streaming on the site) without need for a subscription. You can see the full list of series, documentaries, and Warner Bros. movies being offered below. (And no, there’s no goddamn Snyder Cut.)

Coming to HBO Now/HBO Go on April 3:

Full TV series:

Ballers (5 Seasons) Barry (2 Seasons) Silicon Valley (6 Seasons) Six Feet Under (5 Seasons) The Sopranos (7 Seasons) Succession (2 Seasons) True Blood (7 Seasons Veep (7 Seasons) The Wire (5 Seasons)

Docuseries and Documentaries

The Apollo The Case Against Adnan Syed Elvis Presley: The Searcher I Love You, Now Die: The Commonwealth v. Michelle Carter The Inventor: Out For Blood In Silicon Valley Jane Fonda In Five Acts McMillion$ True Justice: Bryan Stevenson’s Fight for Equality United Skates We Are The Dream: The Kids Of The MLK Oakland Oratorical Fest

Films: