When you search for TV shows and movies, Google can make suggestions to help you decide what to watch.
Find a TV show or movie to watch
- On your computer, go to google.com.
- Search
what to watch
.- Tip: You can also search for what to watch by streaming service, topic, genre, and more. For example, you can search
Hulu movies
or90's romantic comedies
.
- Tip: You can also search for what to watch by streaming service, topic, genre, and more. For example, you can search
- Click a movie or TV show.
- Under "Available on," select a streaming service.
Add your streaming & TV subscriptions
You can add TV and streaming services you're subscribed to so you only get results for shows or movies you can watch.
- On your computer, go to google.com.
- Search for what to watch. For example, search
true crime shows
. - At the top of search results, click Edit your services.
- Select your subscriptions.
- Click Close .
Subscribe to streaming services
- On your computer, go to google.com.
- Search for what to watch. For example, search for
true crime shows
or a specific title. - At the top of search results, click Edit your services.
- Select the streaming service you want to subscribe to.
- If the option to subscribe is available, follow the on-screen instructions.
Rate what you've watched
You can rate what you watch to get better recommendations in the future and help others make decisions about what to watch.
- On your computer, go to google.com.
- Search for a movie or TV show.
- On the right, next to the rating from Google users, click Like or Dislike .
Turn off personalized recommendations
If you don't want personalized recommendations, you can turn off Personal results.
How recommendations work
Movie and TV show recommendations are based on what's popular or trending in Google products, what’s mentioned across the web, and what’s new to streaming services.
If you’re signed in to your Google Account and have Personal results turned on, Google’s recommendations are also based on your activity in Google products including:
- Past searches and browsing history.
- TV shows or movies you’ve rated.
- Trailers you’ve watched on YouTube.