HBO Has a Free Website to Watch HBO Shows


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Ever want to check out an HBO show? Maybe catch a free episode of “Real Time with Bill Maher” or see what everyone is talking about when it comes to “Westworld?” Well HBO wants to give you a free look at some of the best of HBO shows.

If you go to the HBO website you will now find 18 free episodes of HBO shows such as “Silicon Valley,” “VEEP,” “Vice Principals,” and even “Game of Thrones.” Although you are limited to a few episodes for each show it gives you an opportunity to try the show and see if you enjoy it before you pay for HBO Now or buy the season on Amazon.

This is not the first time HBO has given a free taste of its shows. It is well known for free weekends of HBO and has even posted episodes of its shows on YouTube to get people addicted to HBO.

There does not seem to be any plan to offer more content for free but this is a great option for cord cutters to try out HBO before they drop their hard-earned money on a HBO subscription or an Amazon season pass.

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