BritBox.com offers New and Returning subscribers
40% Off a
12-Month BritBox Ad-Free Streaming Service Subscription for
$39 ($3.25/mo., regularly $6.99/month or $69.99/year) when you apply promo code
EEA-39 during sign-up.
Thanks to community member
Nachooooo for finding this deal.
Instructions:
- Click here, then Start Watching Now to create an account
- On the subscribe page, select 'Annual $69.99/year', then apply promo code EEA-39
- Ensure you see 'Success! Your promo code has been applied'
- Enter your payment details, then click Submit Order
- You will not see the Annual price change from $69.99 to $39 before placing your order. Be sure to check your payment method and check here under your account's Billing History section to verify you've received the correct price.
- You will be charged $39 and receive 12-months of ad-free BritBox streaming service ($6.99/month or $69.99/year thereafter, cancel anytime).
- Click here to see a complete list of included content
About this service offer:- BritBox is a streaming service by the BBC and ITV offering the best of British television, direct from the UK.
- Binge watch beloved classics, exclusive new series, and special live events, with many premieres, current affairs and soaps on the same day as the UK.
- Stream on your phone (Android / iOS), tablet, computer, Chromecast, Apple TV or Roku device, as well as LG and Samsung smart TVs.
- No commitment, no ads, no hassle. Cancel any time (manage your subscription).
- Standard subscription price: $6.99/month or $69.99/year
Top Comments
I recommend going through web browser to sign up. Create an account, then do an annual subscription, apply the promo code before charging.
If it processes successfully, check under Promo Codes for Status "Applied", then go to Billing history. If it says "$39.00", then you're good for a full year.
Some show recommendations:
Sharpe - Napoleonic era military drama starring Sean Bean (adventure type of show)
Agatha Christie's Poirot, and Agatha Christie's Miss Marple - Two very niche mystery characters that get plenty of seasons of whodunit episodes (personally I am a fan of Poirot)
Luther - Mystery show starring Idris Elba (believe me, with how many times he got shafted for his acting talents in movies, he's done prominent work in TV and this is one of his best)
Line of Duty - Recent good cop drama
Midsomer Murders - Another mystery drama, but it's styled as one of those small town types
"Any good comedy show starring Rowan Atkinson" (such as Mr Bean, The Thin Blue Line, Blackadder) - One of the best physical comedians imaginable, and Mr Bean alone is one of those universally good comedies
Fawlty Towers - Another good comedy show, though it does show its age
House of Cards - Classic drama show that the US version (with Kevin Spacey) is based on; definitely worth a watch for something in a similar vein
Downton Abbey - Another drama that found its place on PBS, but is fully available to watch
Doctor Who - Yes, one of the big ones. Appears like Seasons 1 thru 26 are present here on the service (from 1963 to 1989). No sight of any nu-Who, though. And do NOT expect every episode present. There will be some missing, but anyone who is used to Doctor Who will be aware that not every episode of the series pre-2000 will be available.
Red Dwarf - Spacey/sci-fi comedy. It's good and niche.
Overall, these are a bunch of the real good British shows I was able to find in my digging around. I'm sure there's other gems in the mix and are encouraged by others to be recommended.
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Membership fees are billed at the beginning of each period and may take a few days after the billing date to appear on your account.
Next Billing: Jul-2022
Next Billing Amount: $39 + Applicable Taxes
So, you CAN extend a current subscription with the code!
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I have a feeling that setting it up now, even if you create an account in their name and use your email (which you might be able to change over to theirs after Christmas) would work; the only flaw with that would/might be that the 1 year would start today rather than being able to activate it at Christmastime.
I made an earlier post about this and did ask BritBox about it via a ticket; if I hear back, I will post it here.
I've tried both via Prime Channels ($1 sub deals come often) and noticed this.
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I regret doing this deal in a way now as cc is essential. I'd rather have sub'd via Amazon for 4-5 months and also use the deals they have.
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BTW, Line Of Duty is outstanding!
I regret doing this deal in a way now as cc is essential. I'd rather have sub'd via Amazon for 4-5 months and also use the deals they have.
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I've tried both via Prime Channels ($1 sub deals come often) and noticed this.
Can't remember which service it's on but highly recommend Life on Mars and its sequel Ashes to Ashes. There's some weird shit but not overwhelming
I recommend going through web browser to sign up. Create an account, then do an annual subscription, apply the promo code before charging.
If it processes successfully, check under Promo Codes for Status "Applied", then go to Billing history. If it says "$39.00", then you're good for a full year.
Some show recommendations:
Sharpe - Napoleonic era military drama starring Sean Bean (adventure type of show)
Agatha Christie's Poirot, and Agatha Christie's Miss Marple - Two very niche mystery characters that get plenty of seasons of whodunit episodes (personally I am a fan of Poirot)
Luther - Mystery show starring Idris Elba (believe me, with how many times he got shafted for his acting talents in movies, he's done prominent work in TV and this is one of his best)
Line of Duty - Recent good cop drama
"Any good comedy show starring Rowan Atkinson" (such as Mr Bean, The Thin Blue Line, Blackadder) - One of the best physical comedians imaginable, and Mr Bean alone is one of those universally good comedies
Fawlty Towers - Another good comedy show, though it does show its age
Father Ted - Another comedy show
House of Cards - Classic drama show that the US version (with Kevin Spacey) is based on; definitely worth a watch for something in a similar vein
Downton Abbey - Another drama that found its place on PBS, but is fully available to watch
Doctor Who - Yes, one of the big ones. Appears like Seasons 1 thru 26 are present here on the service (from 1963 to 1989). No sight of any nu-Who, though. And do NOT expect every episode present. There will be some missing, but anyone who is used to Doctor Who will be aware that not every episode of the series pre-2000 will be available.
Red Dwarf - Spacey/sci-fi comedy. It's good and niche.
Overall, these are a bunch of the real good British shows I was able to find in my digging around. I'm sure there's other gems in the mix and are encouraged by others to be recommended.
Classic goofy comedy. Grew up watching it in the 90s. Still good stuff.
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