If you are looking for a diversion while in quarantine during the coronavirus crisis, then here are a few things you might be interested in:

HBO – 500 hours of free programming

WarnerMedia, the owner of HBO, is making almost 500 hours of content available for a limited time on HBO NOW and HBO GO (without a subscription), starting April 3.

My bosses want me to tell you these series will be available to stream on HBO NOW and HBO GO for free starting tomorrow:@BallersHBO
Barry@SiliconHBO
Six Feet Under
The Sopranos
Succession
True Blood@VeepHBO
The Wire#StayHomeBoxOffice

— HBO (@HBO) April 2, 2020

The list of free content includes the following series: The Sopranos, Succession, The Wire, Six Feet Under, Ballers, Barry, Silicon Valley, True Blood and Veep.

The following documentaries and docuseries is also available: The Apollo, The Case against Adnan Syed, Elvis Presley: The Searcher, I Love You, Now Die: The Commonwealth v. Michelle Carter, The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley, McMillion$ and a few more.

Both HBO NOW and HBO GO are supported by the playmoTV DNS gateway.

Apple TV Channels – Free access and extended trials

A few streaming services are offering extended trials. EPIX is offering free access until May 2 without a subscription. Other services are offering extended free trials, usually one month instead of one week. Here is a list of services and the extended trial offer:

• EPIX – Free access until May 2, no subscription required
• Arrow Video Channel – Limited time 1-month trial for new subscribers, then $4.99 per month
• History Channel Vault – Limited time 1-month trial for new subscribers, then $4.99 per month
• Lifetime Movie Club – Limited time 1-month trial for new subscribers, then $3.99 per month
• Noggin – Limited time 2-month trial for new subscribers, then $7.99 per month
• PBS Living – Limited time 1-month trial for new subscribers, then $2.99 per month
• Showtime – Limited time 1-month trial for new subscribers, then $10.99 per month
• Acorn TV – Limited time 1-month trial for new subscribers, then $5.99 per month
• Smithsonian Channel Plus – Limited time 1-month trial for new subscribers, then $4.99 per month
• A&E – Limited time 1-month trial for new subscribers, then $4.99 per month

All Apple TV channels are supported by the playmoTV DNS gateway.

Sling TV offers a free trial without a credit card

Sling TV is a popular service offering live TV and on-demand content. The service now offers a one-week trial without a credit card. That way, you don’t need to create a reminder to cancel the service one day before your credit card is charged.

The service offers one-click access to many live channels, including CNN, Cartoon Network, Comedy Central, FX, National Geographic, History Channel and more.

SLING is giving America FREE TV. No credit card required. No strings attached. Go to https://t.co/hF1hxXdoqw pic.twitter.com/ScRwCgtAWK

— sling (@Sling) April 8, 2020

This offer ends on April 12. There is a countdown on Sling’s timer indicating when the offer ends.

Sling TV is supported by the playmoTV DNS gateway.

This post will get updated if we discover more special offers