Sky TV customers will be able to watch box sets this half-term - for free!
The network's new promotion means anyone with a Sky package will be able to watch box sets for free for two weeks - including shows such as Big Little Lies and Twin Peaks.
The offer, which coincides with the half-term in the UK, will run until Sunday, June 9, reports Cornwall Live.
Anyone without Sky Box Sets or Ultimate On Demand subscriptions will be able to redeem it - with no strings attached.
The promotion, which will include the first season of more than 30 of Sky’s box sets, will need to be activated by the bill payer.
Customers can do so by heading over to the 'on demand' section of their Sky Q homepage, or the Sky Box Sets section on Sky+.
Sky Go
The deal comes just weeks after Sky announced a shake up of Sky Go for thousands of customers.
The add on, which allows you to watch sports, films, kids' content and more while on the move or in a different room, is no longer limited to just two devices.
New rules mean households can now watch shows on six different screens - and if you're a Sky Mobile customer you won't have to pay for the data you use for it, either.
You can see more details of Sky's free-for-existing-customers streaming service here. The changes also apply to those with a NowTV box.
In the past, the subscription-free Sky product had allowed streaming on up to four devices, however you can now set the service on up to six devices through the app.
In the meantime, here is a list of the shows that will be available as part of Sky's free box sets promotion:
- The Sopranos
- The Wire
- Big Little Lies
- Sharp Objects
- Westworld
- Sex & The City
- Billions
- The Affair
- Deadwood
- Dexter
- Twin Peaks
- 30 Rock
- Chicago Fire
- Mindy Project
- Elementary
- S.W.A.T
- Seal Team
- The Blacklist
- The Good Doctor
- The Strain
- Nashville
- Handmaid's Tale
- Riviera
- The Tunnel
- Jamestown
- Fortitude
- Tin Star
- Patrick Melrose
- Penny Dreadful
- Bulletproof
- Delicious
- Britannia
- Save Me
- Sick Note
