U.S. apps supported in Apple’s TV App (October 2018)
The Apple TV TV App now allows you to browse TV shows, movies, live news, and live sports across 85 different apps from various broadcast content partners.
To access a channel from the TV App, the app of that network must be installed and authenticated using a cable, satellite, or live TV streaming service subscription.
There are many popular apps not yet supported in the TV app, including the majority of live streaming TV services including YouTube TV, Sling TV, Fubo TV, and DirecTV Now.
Here’s a comprehensive list of those partners with links to each app as you scroll across their names…
Every channel supported in the TV App
A&E TV Shows
ABC
AHC GO
Amazon Prime Video
AMC
Animal Planet GO
Apple Music
BBC America
BET Now
Blackpills
Bloomberg
Boomerang – Cartoons & Movies
Bravo Now
Cartoon Network
CBS
CBS News
Cheddar
Classix
CNBC
CNN
Comedy Central
Cooking Channel
Crunchyroll
CuriosityStream
CW Seed
Destination America GO
DAZN
Discovery GO
Discovery Life GO
DIY Network
E!
Epix
ESPN
Filmstruck
Food Network
Fox News
FOX NOW
Freeform
FXNOW
Hallmark Channel Everywhere
HBO GO
HBO NOW
HGTV
HISTORY TV Shows
HISTORY Vault
Hopster: Learn & Watch TV
Hulu
Investigation Discovery GO
Lifetime TV Shows & Movies
Lifetime Movie Club
M2M – Made to Measure
MLB At Bat
MTV
MUBI
NBA
NBC
NBC Sports
NCAA March Madness Live
Oxygen
Pantaya
Paramount Network
PBS KIDS Video
PBS Video
PlayStation Vue
Pluto TV
Red Bull
Science Channel GO
SHOWTIME
Showtime Anytime
Shudder: Horrors & Thrillers
Sony Crackle
STARZ
Sundance Now
SYFY
Telemundo Now
The CW
TLC GO
Travel Channel
Tubi TV
USA Network
Velocity GO
VH1
Watch OWN
Watch TBS
Watch TNT
About the Author
Brad Gibson Brad is co-founder and editor-in-chief of BESTAppleTV.com. He has been a technology reporter since the late 1980s having previously worked for MacUser, MacFormat, and iCreate magazines, as well as MacNN.com, MacObserver.com, MacCentral.com, MacMinute.com, and Macworld.com. He hosted and produced the MacFormat This Week podcast for three years. He was also a reporter, editor, and producer for the AOL, the BBC, Associated Press, and United Press International.
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