Identify your favorites (select by clicking on them in the menu), and then only view your favorites. Sling also has a built in filter to view only sports, or only news, or only history, etc

Keep in mind that the Hulu app is eventually going away and it will merge with the Disney+ app. ** Edited by VTHokie2000 at 11/8/2025, 5:00:51 PM ** Edited by VTHokie2000 at 11/8/2025, 5:01:22 PM

Disney, Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, and NatGeo content. If you and/or family members enjoy things on there, then it is probably worth the money. If that isn't your thing or you are selective in what you want to watch, then you could find yourself running out of new content. In my case, I find myself wishing the Star Wars would add more content, particularly in series (cartoon and live), because of the ability to binge watch them. Marvel has enough series where I have not run out of new content yet, but I am close to getting there. One criticism I have with Disney+ is it probably has way too many shorts. There are a few shorts (i.e. Burn-E, Lifted, ones involving Maggie Simpson, etc.) that I really enjoy. However, it seems like wasted space to me particularly since they are mixed in with the movies and series.

I used to have Disney+, but wasn't a fan of what they did to their Star Wars and Marvel products, so I dropped it.

Disney+ in order to access Hulu content (assuming you have a subscription). Although I do think if you get a Hulu subscription, then it may be bundled with other subscription(s). I do question these various bundles because it seems like it would be too easy for these networks to double bill consumers for the same services. For example, when watching something on ESPN+, which is a part of my Hulu bundle, when is the broadcast airing through the bundle vs. my ESPN+ subscription?