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All 16 episodes are currently available for free and feature a frankly staggering list of celebrity cameos, from Joel McHale to Kristen Bell. Ryan Hansen Solves Crimes On Television (2017 – 2019)įans of cop comedies like Brooklyn Nine-Nine and meta-comedy like Community are sure to love Ryan Hansen Solves Crimes On Television, a deliciously self-aware action-comedy series that endlessly pokes fun at everything – from the titular ‘celebrity consultant’ playing an exaggerated version of himself, to the LAPD, police procedurals or YouTube itself. Here are six YouTube Originals series that have received TenEighty’s stamp of approval. With YouTube recently making some of its Original shows free to stream as part of its #StayHome campaign, and with 2020 plans including making all Original series free to stream with ads, there’s never been a better time to binge. When YouTube Red first launched back in 2015, no one was sure whether YouTube’s answer to Netflix would sink or swim – but five years on and one rebrand later, YouTube Premium is still offering some pretty premium content.
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