Acorn TV: Watch British Series Hack 4.0.18 (318) + Redeem Codes
Stream: Crime, Drama, Comedy
Developer: RLJ Entertainment, Inc.
Category: Entertainment
Price: Free
Version: 4.0.18 (318)
ID: com.rljentertainment.AcornTV
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Description
Stream world-class TV from Britain and beyond, wherever you go! To get started, download the Acorn TV app and sign up for a 7-day free trial.
Hailed as “Netflix for the Anglophile” by NPR, Acorn TV offers hard-to-find gems, timeless classics, and newly-discovered favorites from Britain, Ireland, Australia, and beyond. Start a 7-day free trial to watch such fan favorites as Doc Martin, A Place to Call Home, Murdoch Mysteries, Brokenwood Mysteries, Midsomer Murders, and Foyle’s War, as well as Acorn TV Originals you can’t stream anywhere else including Agatha Raisin, Loch Ness, Striking Out, and Detectorists.
Try us free for 7 days!
• • Instant access to a world-class library of dramas, mysteries, comedies, documentaries, and more
• New series and episodes added weekly, including Acorn TV Originals, so there’s always something to watch
• Always commercial-free. Watch whenever you want, wherever you want for one low monthly price
• Search your favorite shows and watch immediately or save to your watchlist and come back to it later
• Sign up and stream on all your devices
After the 7-day trial, your Acorn TV subscription will continue at the current monthly or annual rate depending on the type of plan you select. If you subscribe via iTunes, your payment will be charged to your iTunes account. You can easily cancel anytime by turning off auto-renew in your iTunes account settings.
The monthly subscription automatically renews every month unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Your iTunes account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period.
The annual subscription automatically renews every year unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Your iTunes account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period.
Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription, where applicable.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialAcornTV/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/acorntv
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acorn_tv/
Terms and Conditions: https://www.amcnetworks.com/terms-of-use
Privacy Policy: https://www.amcnetworks.com/privacy-policy
Support: http://support.acorn.tv/support/home
Hailed as “Netflix for the Anglophile” by NPR, Acorn TV offers hard-to-find gems, timeless classics, and newly-discovered favorites from Britain, Ireland, Australia, and beyond. Start a 7-day free trial to watch such fan favorites as Doc Martin, A Place to Call Home, Murdoch Mysteries, Brokenwood Mysteries, Midsomer Murders, and Foyle’s War, as well as Acorn TV Originals you can’t stream anywhere else including Agatha Raisin, Loch Ness, Striking Out, and Detectorists.
Try us free for 7 days!
• • Instant access to a world-class library of dramas, mysteries, comedies, documentaries, and more
• New series and episodes added weekly, including Acorn TV Originals, so there’s always something to watch
• Always commercial-free. Watch whenever you want, wherever you want for one low monthly price
• Search your favorite shows and watch immediately or save to your watchlist and come back to it later
• Sign up and stream on all your devices
After the 7-day trial, your Acorn TV subscription will continue at the current monthly or annual rate depending on the type of plan you select. If you subscribe via iTunes, your payment will be charged to your iTunes account. You can easily cancel anytime by turning off auto-renew in your iTunes account settings.
The monthly subscription automatically renews every month unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Your iTunes account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period.
The annual subscription automatically renews every year unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Your iTunes account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period.
Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription, where applicable.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialAcornTV/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/acorntv
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acorn_tv/
Terms and Conditions: https://www.amcnetworks.com/terms-of-use
Privacy Policy: https://www.amcnetworks.com/privacy-policy
Support: http://support.acorn.tv/support/home
Version history
4.0.18 (318)
2023-04-20
Performance improvements.
4.0.17
2023-04-10
Performance improvements.
4.0.16 (304)
2023-03-20
Performance improvements.
4.0.15 (300)
2023-02-02
Performance improvements.
4.0.14 (298)
2023-01-20
Performance improvements.
4.0.13 (292)
2022-12-15
Performance improvements.
4.0.12 (281)
2022-11-14
Performance improvements.
4.0.11 (277)
2022-10-24
Performance improvements.
4.0.10 (249)
2022-07-28
Performance Improvements
4.0.9 (232)
2022-06-15
Performance Improvements
4.0.8 (220)
2022-04-12
Performance Improvements
4.0.7 (209)
2022-03-21
Performance improvements
4.0.6 (199)
2021-12-22
Watch your favorite movies and series when you're on the go! Now you can download a show and watch it when you're offline, helping you stay up to date when you can't get online.
4.0.5 (159)
2021-09-23
Performance improvements
4.0.4
2021-08-10
- Bugfix and improvements
4.0.3 (135)
2021-06-01
Bug Fixes and Performance Updates
4.0.1
2021-05-19
Bugfix and improvements
4.0.0 (106)
2021-01-26
Performance and app functionality enhancements
3.0.10 (432)
2020-11-13
Performance improvements.
3.0.19 (429)
2020-09-24
Performance improvements.
3.0.18 (426)
2020-08-27
Performance improvements.
3.0.17 (421)
2020-08-12
Performance improvements.
3.0.16 (417)
2020-06-17
Performance Improvements
3.0.15 (409)
2020-04-27
UK Launch support, performance and series details improvements.
3.0.14 (404)
2019-12-17
Playback enhancements.
Performance updates and improvements.
Performance updates and improvements.
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acorn TV Membership (An auto-renewable subscription that includes unlimited access to stream all Premium series offered on Acorn TV supported devices, plus other Premium benefits such as free standard shipping from our catalog of DVDs and gifts.) |
Free |
DB758314400✱✱✱✱✱ | 742D98F✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Acorn TV Membership (An auto-renewable subscription to Acorn TV.) |
Free |
DB758314400✱✱✱✱✱ | 742D98F✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Acorn TV Membership (An auto-renewable subscription that includes unlimited access to stream all Premium series offered on Acorn TV supported devices, plus other Premium benefits such as free standard shipping from our catalog of DVDs and gifts.) |
Free |
DB758314400✱✱✱✱✱ | 742D98F✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Acorn TV Membership (An auto-renewable subscription that includes unlimited access to stream all Premium series offered on Acorn TV supported devices, plus other Premium benefits such as free standard shipping from our catalog of DVDs and gifts.) |
Free |
DB758314400✱✱✱✱✱ | 742D98F✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Acorn TV Membership (An auto-renewable subscription to Acorn TV.) |
Free |
DB758314400✱✱✱✱✱ | 742D98F✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Acorn TV Membership (An auto-renewable subscription to Acorn TV.) |
Free |
DB758314400✱✱✱✱✱ | 742D98F✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
4.6 out of 5
16.5K Ratings
Reviews
landapa,
Better than American entertainment.
I want to be honest! Back in my days we couldn’t wait for the newest James Dean, John Wayne, Robert Redford, Paul Newman movie to come to the theaters. I always thought Germany does not have anything to offer that could stand with it.
By now I live over thirty years in the US. And truth to be told, our entertainment has nothing to offer today. I watched far too many shows and German movies on You Tube or any other foreign movie that Trump what we have to offer. „Flipped“ is one rare exception lately. But all we can show off with is staged, trivial, dramatic and predictable.
While European movies may be considered slow, they take time to flesh out the characters so that you really get deep into the story. For that I love Acorn or Britbox or any other of them. Even my daughter who is not much into what I’m watching admitted that the acting is more true to how people in reality act than all the shows that she ever watches.
By now I live over thirty years in the US. And truth to be told, our entertainment has nothing to offer today. I watched far too many shows and German movies on You Tube or any other foreign movie that Trump what we have to offer. „Flipped“ is one rare exception lately. But all we can show off with is staged, trivial, dramatic and predictable.
While European movies may be considered slow, they take time to flesh out the characters so that you really get deep into the story. For that I love Acorn or Britbox or any other of them. Even my daughter who is not much into what I’m watching admitted that the acting is more true to how people in reality act than all the shows that she ever watches.
therearenonicknamesleft99,
Worst App Ever
I’ve been using various computer apps for some 35 years, and the Acorn TV app for the Apple TV is the worst app I’ve ever had to use.
To begin, the menu system is completely illogical and user hostile. Unlike, Netflix, with the Acorn app for Apple TV once you have selected the program you want (not always easy with the execrable new Apple TV remote), you then get to try and figure out which episode is next in the queue because Acorn doesn’t bother to queue up the next one. You still have to figure out which one it is, with no clues whatsoever.
Just finding the program itself is sometimes a challenge. If you go to the recently watched list, and click on the program you want, rather than bringing up the overview screen for the program (from which you can at least begin your search for the next episode to watch), it just starts the episode you’ve already watched. And if you hit the go-back button, it just bumps you back out to the home screen rather than the more logical overview screen for that program.
To top off the fun, it will, as often as not, simply refuse to play a program no matter how many times you hit enter on the pad portion of the remote. I end up AirPlaying it from my iPad.
The Acorn App for the Apple TV is completely broken. Which is a shame because the app for the iPad and iPhone — a completely different app — is quite good, And the programming is brilliant. If you can get it to play. Shameful!
To begin, the menu system is completely illogical and user hostile. Unlike, Netflix, with the Acorn app for Apple TV once you have selected the program you want (not always easy with the execrable new Apple TV remote), you then get to try and figure out which episode is next in the queue because Acorn doesn’t bother to queue up the next one. You still have to figure out which one it is, with no clues whatsoever.
Just finding the program itself is sometimes a challenge. If you go to the recently watched list, and click on the program you want, rather than bringing up the overview screen for the program (from which you can at least begin your search for the next episode to watch), it just starts the episode you’ve already watched. And if you hit the go-back button, it just bumps you back out to the home screen rather than the more logical overview screen for that program.
To top off the fun, it will, as often as not, simply refuse to play a program no matter how many times you hit enter on the pad portion of the remote. I end up AirPlaying it from my iPad.
The Acorn App for the Apple TV is completely broken. Which is a shame because the app for the iPad and iPhone — a completely different app — is quite good, And the programming is brilliant. If you can get it to play. Shameful!
HappyBetta,
Worst customer service ever
After months of happy viewing, something went wrong. I began to get double billed for my subscription, billed by my subscription through iTunes, and then billed directly by acorn. I never signed up directly with acorn, only with iTunes. So I canceled my subscription with acorn, considering that I already had in place an iTunes subscription. Well this is when the horror started. The app indicates that my subscription is canceled, but my iTunes subscription is active. I have been struggling with this for months and I cannot get a straight answer out of their customer service desk. They simply refuse to understand what I am talking about. There is no way to include screenshots when trying to send them messages. And yes there is no restore a purchase link on the home screen. I personally don’t think you can pay for your subscription through iTunes. I think you can download the app from the iTunes Store, but you have to pay acorn directly. The iTunes subscription does not work with this app. I talked to Apple at length about this problem and they are as mystified as I am. It almost seems like there is a scam or some sort of bait and switch problem. There is no Acorn customer service phone number, impossible to speak to a live person, and you will never ever make any sense out of whatever robot you interact with at the help desk.
pjh139,
Keeps crashing
This is much better than my previous review. However, it has one major problem. For some reason it will suddenly go back 10 or 15 seconds and replay the old soundtrack or even video over the new which I was currently watching. It does this on all shows and it does not show a pattern.
Keeps crashing suddenly and repeatedly while streaming. Also crashes while watching on device. Ignores start where you left off when you shut it down normally and starts at the beginning requiring you to figure out where you had to stop so that's hit or miss since there is no preview when you look for it. I love Acorn but this app is barely functional. Now it's having emotional problems with the fact I pay on their site. The app is stopping me from streaming and asking me to get a membership via apple. I have to enter account on the app which tells me that I have a membership, then go to the home page and search for the show I want. THEN it will play. Does not offer to play next episode. I have had this app before last year and it worked. Now it's a hot mess
Keeps crashing suddenly and repeatedly while streaming. Also crashes while watching on device. Ignores start where you left off when you shut it down normally and starts at the beginning requiring you to figure out where you had to stop so that's hit or miss since there is no preview when you look for it. I love Acorn but this app is barely functional. Now it's having emotional problems with the fact I pay on their site. The app is stopping me from streaming and asking me to get a membership via apple. I have to enter account on the app which tells me that I have a membership, then go to the home page and search for the show I want. THEN it will play. Does not offer to play next episode. I have had this app before last year and it worked. Now it's a hot mess
Elleseme,
Hand Across the Water
Having lived and worked in the UK for many years, as well as other European countries, I cherished British television as well as the many foreign language films that would be broadcast via British television services. Very funny thing that I thought about when knowing that I would eventually be returning to the US was, Oh No, what will I do without my much loved programming. Never a fan of American tv, I was bereft. With all great fortune and progress in bridging television service, I was saved! The early systems were a bit complicated with boxes and VPS, but I didn’t care, I would have done anything to gain access to world class television entertainment. Here with Acorn I have such a broad range of quality productions, and now with ability to stream we no longer need wait six months or more to see shows that are in real time. A customer who is as pleased as punch; and make mine a Pimms.
Hate this format,
Unfortunately you can’t choose zero stars.
It used impossible to get any help from Acorn. Don’t bother contacting them. They will do nothing. I have now tried five times. All I got was..hope it’s working now. Please rate us. So I am. If you haven’t done anything for me, not even contacted me what rating can you expect? Well you asked for it and here it is. Ok. They finally sent me a phone number and I called. In the meantime. I had finally found some directions I could follow and perhaps updated it and fixed it. Or they fixed something they had broken...anyway it now works. AND I have a phone number for the future...though I think they have short working hours unlike some companies orne all night and weekends. Phew! In their defense I just realized it all happened over the weekend...but I had expected full service then. Now I know better.
88SAMB88,
Wonderful app? At first yes, but not now!
We love this app so much, we opted for the annual subscription. However, the more we got into a series the worse the navigation got. Nice feature: the app kept tract of the episodes, at first. Bad feature: now that we are into the series, the app does NOT accurately keep tract of our viewing. And if we try to select the correct episode, we get kicked out of the app.
Second problem: we subscribed via the google app on our smart tv. We did not set up our account directly in the acorn app. Now, I am trying to view the acorn tv via my iPad, but acorn tv does not recognize my email, so I have no access!
So between these two problems, our viewing experience is down the toilet. And yes we have contacted support, but they say the first problem is resolved! Well if that is so, then why did we experience the above problem again just 5 minutes ago? If we can only see the first few episodes of a program, then what is the point of subscribing to what appears to be a wonderful app? If this is not resolved soon, then we will be forced to cancel our annual subscription!
Second problem: we subscribed via the google app on our smart tv. We did not set up our account directly in the acorn app. Now, I am trying to view the acorn tv via my iPad, but acorn tv does not recognize my email, so I have no access!
So between these two problems, our viewing experience is down the toilet. And yes we have contacted support, but they say the first problem is resolved! Well if that is so, then why did we experience the above problem again just 5 minutes ago? If we can only see the first few episodes of a program, then what is the point of subscribing to what appears to be a wonderful app? If this is not resolved soon, then we will be forced to cancel our annual subscription!
123hannae,
Stop Blocking Me Out of My Account that I pay $80/year for
I like this app a lot, more than any other streaming service. Only two people use, me and my mom. Firstly, there is simply too much content on any given app for it to only be used by one person. Simply too much. It is incredibly grating to not be able to watch anything on this app because “there are too many people…” No. Two people have the password and that’s okay, you don’t get to force people to cough up money for access to something that a friend or relative has in excess of what they need or could physically consume. Secondly, we understand that the average person has at least two devices to watch content on, right? My mom has an iPad and the house tv, I have my iPad and my phone and the same house tv. If you all care about the precise thing, then allow us to create profiles so you can potentially better gauge how many people is too many people. I will delete my service if this keeps happening.
Dumbhead,
Broken again on computer and Apple TV
It works now on all devices, finally, though I will never understand the management process that made the customer experience so bad. And I am still surprised that they did not contact users who had written or called them.
Now it works, and content is good. But unlike other streaming we use, Acorn is unique in not making it easy to see where we left off in watching episodes. This is not a good way to be unique.
Recent review:
First Acorn removed essential functionality (tracking progress on series, for example). Then the app stops working with iPads and iPhones. Then the app stops working with Apple TV. And through it all Acorn decides not to reach out to customers to describe the situation and their progress, and not to tell customers that their remaining option is to log in on web browser. So, self-created technical problems compounded by a poor customer service decision. I think Acorn is shooting itself in the foot. I wonder what will happen to # subscribers, and how many will take this as a signal to try Britbox.
An addition to my review from a week ago. At that time Acorn sent me an email telling me they had reset my password and that the app would work with the reset password. It did not. I just received the exact same message. And exactly like before, nothing changes with the reset password. This feels a bit like like the Keystone Cops.
Now it works, and content is good. But unlike other streaming we use, Acorn is unique in not making it easy to see where we left off in watching episodes. This is not a good way to be unique.
Recent review:
First Acorn removed essential functionality (tracking progress on series, for example). Then the app stops working with iPads and iPhones. Then the app stops working with Apple TV. And through it all Acorn decides not to reach out to customers to describe the situation and their progress, and not to tell customers that their remaining option is to log in on web browser. So, self-created technical problems compounded by a poor customer service decision. I think Acorn is shooting itself in the foot. I wonder what will happen to # subscribers, and how many will take this as a signal to try Britbox.
An addition to my review from a week ago. At that time Acorn sent me an email telling me they had reset my password and that the app would work with the reset password. It did not. I just received the exact same message. And exactly like before, nothing changes with the reset password. This feels a bit like like the Keystone Cops.
jeilyn824,
I would had give it 5 start but I couldn’t
When I got this app I was supper exited because I had started watching a series called Hidden on prime then when I got done watching season 1 I found out I couldn’t watch it, because I had to be subscribed to Acorn TV. So I was a bit upset but I said fine I’ll get the App. Finally I get the App I finished Hidden and I am so hooked into this App with all the AMAZING series they got here but now my problem is that I can’t seem to be able to connect to my TV. Everything worked fine nothing has been touched or loved but I can’t watch it on my TV only on my phones. And when I try to connect my phones to the TV screen stay black with the Acorn TV sign on and nothing comes on. Deleted app and re installed still nothing. But I can watch other things from my phone to tv but no Acorn TV. Thank you for the hopes up! I guess I’ll be canceling the membership because I sure don’t like to watch shows on my phone, sorry.
