Just before the release of the highly anticipated second season of Amazon's Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Samsung announced that people can watch the show's first season for free on its TVs via Samsung TV Plus.
Watch Galadriel and Sauron's origin story for free on your Samsung TV
Samsung has announced that, until August 28, people in Brazil, Canada, Germany, the UK, and the US can watch the first season of Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power for free on Samsung TVs via Samsung TV Plus.
Over 300 million Samsung TVs will have access to Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power for free. The second season is scheduled to release on August 29, 2024, so if you haven't watched the first season or want a recap, you have plenty of time to change that before the second season comes out.
Here are the channels the show will be available on in various countries:
- Brazil: On-Demand.
- Canada: Channel 1003 (The Rings Of Power).
- Germany: Channel 4001 (Entertainment Mix) & On-Demand.
- The UK: Channel 4001 (Entertainment Hub) & On-Demand.
- The USA: Channel 1003 (The Rings of Power), Channel 1200 (Movie Hub), Channel 1201 (Movie Hub West), Channel 1204 (Movie Hub Action), Channel 1505 (All Action), & On-Demand.
In some countries, the Samsung TV Plus app is also available on Galaxy smartphones and tablets. It is also available on Samsung's Smart Monitors and select monitors in Odyssey and ViewFinity lineups.
Sandhya Iyer, GM, Global 3P Devices Marketing, Amazon Prime Video said, “We are excited to build upon our relationship with Samsung to support The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season One sampling for their Samsung TV Plus audiences ahead of the August 29 Season Two launch on Prime Video. This sampling program marks a milestone for both organizations as we bring this iconic franchise to new audiences around the globe at no additional cost. We first collaborated with Samsung back in 2022 for The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power series launch and have continued raising the bar together on delivering for soon-to-be and existing Tolkien fans.”
Image Credits: Samsung, Amazon Prime Video
