YouTube TV offers a viable way to cut the cord, and still see your favorite shows, without breaking the bank in the process. If you've already made the jump, or you're considering it, then you may be wondering what kind of channels YouTube TV actually has access to. That's why we've done the work for you and gotten the name of every cable network, and regional sports network currently available for watching.
Note: This information is valid as of April 10, 2019.
Broadcast and Cable Networks
YouTube TV has access to a number of broadcast and cable networks, making it easy to stay caught up on your favorite shows when you cut the cord.
- ABC
- Adult Swim
- AMC
- Animal Planet
- BBC America
- BBC World News
- Big Ten Network
- Bravo
- Cartoon Network
- CBS
- CBS Sports Network
- Cheddar
- Cheddar Big News
- Chiller
- CNBC
- CNBC Sports
- CNN
- Comet
- CW
- Discovery Channel
- Disney Channel
- Disney Junior
- Disney XD
- E!
- ESPN
- ESPN2
- ESPNU
- ESPNews
- Food Network
- FOX
- FOX Business
- FOX News
- FOX Sports 1
- FOX Sports 2
- Freeform
- FX
- FXM
- FXX
- Golf Channel
- HGTV
- HLN
- IFC
- Investigation Discovery
- Local Now
- MLB Network
- MotorTrend
- MSNBC
- myNetworkTV
- National Geographic
- National Geographic Wild
- NBA TV
- NBC
- NBCSN
- Newsy
- Olympic Channel
- Oxygen
- Pop
- SEC Network
- Smithsonian Channel
- Sprout
- StartTV
- Sundance TV
- Syfy
- Tastemade
- Telemundo
- Tennis Channel
- TBS
- TCM (Turner Classic Movies)
- TLC
- TNT
- Travel Channel
- truTV
- Universal Kids
- Universo
- USA
- YouTube Originals
- WE tv
Premium add-ons
In addition to the regular list of channels above, YouTube TV also allows you to sign up for the following premium channels for an extra monthly fee.
- AMC Premier ($5/month)
- CuriosityStream ($3/month)
- EPIX ($6/month)
- FOX Soccer Plus ($15/month)
- NBA League Pass ($40/month or $249/year)
- Showtime ($11/month)
- Shudder ($5/month)
- STARZ ($9/month)
- Sundance Now ($7/month)
