Starting next month, all seasons of one of the most recognized sitcoms worldwide will no longer be on Star+: details in the note.
Attention fans of How I Met Your Mother: the adventures of Ted, Robin, Lily, Marshall and Barney They will no longer be available on Star+ soon. The American sitcom became one of the highest-grossing series worldwide, and in Latin America many fans wonder where they can see all nine seasons.
However, if you haven’t seen the comedy yet and you like to laugh, this proposal may interest you. The main premise of the series is the search for Ted Mosby of true love and his journey to find the woman of his dreams. The narrative unfolds in retrospect, with Ted telling his children the stories of his romantic adventures and those of his friends, including his best friend. Marshallhis wife Lilythe eccentric Barney Stinsonand the ambitious and sarcastic Robin Scherbatsky.
The comedy created by Carter Bays and Craig Thomas, had nine years of resounding success: it aired from September 19, 2005 to March 31, 2014. The incredible series starred Josh Radnor, Jason Segel, Cobie Smulders, Neil Patrick Harris and Alyson Hannigan say goodbye to Star+ to move to another platform: where are you going?
When will Star+ disappear from Argentina
The platform created by The Walt Disney Company, after the purchase of Century Fox in 2019, will cease to exist as of June 30. The service that was only provided in Latin America, which offers diverse content, generally productions made by Century Fox, will merge with another platform that belongs to the same conglomerate: Disney+.
How much is Disney+ worth in Argentina?
According to the official Disney+ site, the platform It costs $3,999 Argentine pesos. Likewise, if you want to enjoy the last month of Star+, it is possible to temporarily contract the two services (Disney+ and Star+) with a final price per month of $6,399.
What will happen to all Star+ content after its closure
As will happen with How I Met Your Mother, all Star+ content (series, movies, programs, sporting events, among others) will migrate to Disney+. “This integration will allow the unmatched strength of our content to be available in a single application, providing an improved and superior experience, and simplified access to subscribers,” summarized the president of Walt Disney Company Latin America, Diego Lerner.
Source: Ambito
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