Did YouTube TV reach an agreement with CBS?

Yes, YouTube TV reached an agreement with Paramount in February 2025 to continue carrying CBS and other affiliated channels. Following brief negotiations that put the partnership in limbo, the deal ensures that CBS, CBS Sports, Nickelodeon, and other Paramount networks remain on the platform. blog.youtube +2
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Is YouTube TV still negotiating with CBS?

We're happy to share that we've reached a deal to continue carrying Paramount channels, including CBS, CBS Sports, Nickelodeon and more. With this agreement, YouTube TV will continue to offer 100+ channels and add-ons including Paramount+ with SHOWTIME and will enable more user choice in the future.
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How many customers are canceling YouTube TV?

According to a new survey from Drive Research (via Variety), YouTube TV subscribers aren't happy. In response to the standoff, 24% of respondents said they had already cancelled their subscription or were planning to do so. That's according to around 1,100 consumers who responded to the survey.
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Will I be able to watch CBS on YouTube TV?

YouTube TV lets you stream shows, movies, and live streams. You can also watch local sports, and news on CBS, FOX, NBC, and more.
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Did YouTube TV and CBS Paramount come to an agreement?

YouTube TV has reached a deal with Paramount to keep channels like CBS, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon and MTV days after failed negotiations for a new contract had briefly left the future of their streaming alliance in limbo.
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CBS and other channels may disappear from YouTubeTV amid contract dispute

How to tell YouTube TV not to drop CBS?

Stop YouTube TV from taking away CBS and up to 22 other channels. Go to KeepCBS.com. Don't miss CBS News coverage.
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Why are people canceling their Paramount Plus?

People are canceling Paramount Plus due to rising costs, a perceived lack of new/varied content, technical issues like ads and bugs, and significant backlash over corporate decisions, particularly concerning Stephen Colbert's show and a lawsuit settlement, leading some to protest the platform politically and by canceling subscriptions. Other reasons include subscription fatigue from having too many services and pausing subscriptions between favorite shows. 
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Why is CBS not playing on my YouTube TV?

Restart the YouTube TV App and Your Device:

Here's how: Close and Reopen the YouTube TV App: Completely close the YouTube TV app on your device. Then, reopen it and see if CBS is working. Restart Your Streaming Device: Restart your Roku, Chromecast, smart TV, or any other device you're using to stream YouTube TV.
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What channels will YouTube TV lose?

Here's the full list of networks being pulled from YouTube TV: ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPNews, Freeform, FX, FXX, FXM, Disney Channel, Disney Junior, Disney XD, SEC Network, Nat Geo, Nat Geo Wild, ABC News Live, ACC Network, Localish; on the Spanish plan, ESPN Deportes, Baby TV Español and Nat Geo Mundo.
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How can I watch CBS without YouTube TV?

Hulu + Live TV

The live TV streaming service is much more than that, delivering free subscriptions to ESPN+, Disney+, and Hulu in addition to its 95-channel lineup. This live TV channel lineup includes CBS, as well as other popular channels like ABC, Fox, and NBC.
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What's the best replacement for YouTube TV?

What Are the Best YouTube TV Alternatives?
  1. DirecTV. DirecTV Stream offers 90+ live TV channels with its “Entertainment” package, which costs just $49.99/month right now as part of a special offer (compared to $83 for YouTube TV). ...
  2. Hulu + Live TV. ...
  3. Fubo TV. ...
  4. Sling.
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Why are people cancelling YouTube TV?

People are canceling YouTube TV primarily due to high costs, recent Disney channel blackouts (losing ESPN, ABC), and general dissatisfaction with losing core content, leading many to seek alternatives for sports and news, while others find they don't use live TV features enough to justify the price, opting for cheaper on-demand services or free over-the-air TV. The ongoing dispute with Disney significantly increased churn rates as subscribers lost access to essential sports and network programming, though some also cite general price creep and a desire for a simpler setup. 
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Has Disney and YouTube TV reached an agreement?

Yes, YouTube TV and Disney reached a new multi-year agreement in November 2025, ending a two-week blackout where Disney channels like ESPN and ABC were unavailable; the deal restored content and includes new options like the Disney+/Hulu bundle and sports-focused packages, ensuring access to Disney's full portfolio of networks. 
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Why is CBS blocked on YouTube TV?

CBS can be blacked out on YouTube TV for a few reasons, including broadcast rights restrictions and regional blackouts for live sports or special events.
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Has YouTube TV and Fox reached an agreement?

Yes, YouTube TV and Fox came to a new agreement in late August 2025, after initially agreeing to a short-term extension to prevent a blackout of Fox channels like Fox News and Fox Sports on YouTube TV, ensuring continued access for subscribers just as football season began. The multi-year deal resolved negotiations that had led to a near-disruption, keeping local Fox stations and sports programming available. 
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Where can I watch CBS for free?

You can watch CBS for free by using the CBS app for the latest episodes (no login needed), using a digital antenna for live local broadcasts, or exploring free options like Puffer (puffer.stanford.edu) for live streaming. For full access and live local feeds with a subscription, you can use Paramount+ (with a potential free trial) or link your existing cable/streaming login in the CBS app. 
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How many people have canceled YouTube TV?

6 reveals that about 24% of YouTube TV subscribers have already canceled or plan to soon drop their subscriptions. A YouTube rep said that “while subscriber churn is always regrettable, it's been manageable and does not align with the findings of this survey.”
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Has YouTube TV and NBC reached an agreement?

Google, NBCUniversal reach agreement to keep shows on YouTube TV. Alphabet's Google and Comcast -owned NBCUniversal have reached a multi-year agreement to keep NBC shows such as "Sunday Night Football" and "America's Got Talent" on YouTube TV, wrapping up a difficult negotiation.
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Why is ABC no longer on YouTube TV?

Because Google, LLC (parent company of YouTube TV) and Disney were unable to reach an agreement, YouTube TV dropped the Disney suite of channels. Unfortunately, this means all ABC-affiliated stations (even those not owned by Disney) were also dropped from the YouTube TV platform.
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How to stop YouTube TV from dropping CBS?

Go to KeepCBS.com to tell YouTube TV not to drop these channels.
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What major channels are missing from YouTube TV?

Currently, the biggest missing channels on YouTube TV are Disney-owned networks like ABC, ESPN, FX, National Geographic, and Freeform, removed due to a carriage contract dispute, impacting major sports (ESPN, SEC/ACC Networks) and popular shows (e.g., Abbott Elementary). While many users experienced this outage in late 2025, negotiations between Google and Disney were ongoing, and access could be restored with a new agreement. 
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What is the downside of YouTube TV?

Cons of YouTube TV include recurring price increases, missing some regional sports networks (RSNs), a DVR system that deletes recordings after 9 months and can't record single episodes, a sometimes confusing interface, and dependence on a strong internet connection, with occasional disputes leading to channel blackouts like Disney networks. 
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Is Paramount still free with Amazon Prime?

No, Paramount Plus is not free with Amazon Prime anymore; it's now a paid add-on channel through Prime Video, requiring a separate monthly subscription, though you can sometimes find a free trial for the add-on or sign up for the standalone service. While you can watch Paramount Plus content within the Prime Video app by paying extra for the channel, the service itself isn't included with a standard Prime membership, and you'll need to subscribe separately for an additional fee. 
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Why is everyone ditching Netflix?

People are cancelling Netflix due to rising costs (cost-of-living crisis), increased competition from rivals like Disney+ and Max, concerns over content quality and quantity (churn), issues with password sharing crackdowns, and shifting viewing habits towards diverse streaming options, sometimes influenced by social media calls for boycotts over content or political stances, though subscriber numbers remain high. 
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How many subscribers did Disney lose because of Jimmy Kimmel?

According to data from subscription analytics firm Antenna, as reported by The New York Times on Monday, Disney+ lost approximately 3 million subscribers in September, the same month that ABC suspended the late night show for Kimmel's comments regarding Charlie Kirk's assassination.
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