Finally, a streaming service made for nerds like me

I don’t need another cooking competition or fake dating show in my queue. I want deep dives on ancient civilizations, black holes, unsolved crimes, and space exploration. Netflix? Not cutting it. But this documentary streaming service I found? Let’s just say I’ve finally found my binge-watching match.

When I heard that MagellanTV also charged no subscription fees—and didn’t run irritating ads throughout the content—I was sold. Instead of all the BS, anyone can get lifetime access to MagellanTV for $199.99 on Popular Science (reg. $999).

TV made educational?!?

Yup, I’ve been able to actually make my brain smarter, all by streaming with MagellanTV. I haven’t run out of content yet, either—there are over 3,000 docuseries and documentaries to dive into on virtually any topic. I’m partial to history, crime, and culture, but there are plenty of solid options if you’re into science, tech, war, and more.

I won’t spoil all of the platform’s offerings—you’ll have to grab a subscription to check it out!—but I’ve been loving titles like The Unsolved Killings of Jack the Ripper, Burnout: The Truth About Work, and John F. Kennedy: Making of a President.

Another thing I love about MagellanTV is that when I’m feeling indecisive about what to watch, I can turn on a documentary playlist and let it choose something totally new for me. The platform also adds new content weekly.

Plus, unlike Netflix, I can share the service with my friends and family. MagellanTV lets me share my account and stream on up to five different devices. 

Get your MagellanTV lifetime subscription here for $199.99 and never feel tied to streaming service fees again.

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MagellanTV Documentary Streaming Service: Lifetime Subscription – $199.99

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What makes this deal special

If you’ve ever canceled a streaming subscription out of frustration (or price hikes), you’re not alone—subscription fatigue is real. That’s what makes MagellanTV’s lifetime membership such a standout. For a one-time price, you’re getting unlimited access to a content library that actually feeds your brain, not just your impulse to binge. No monthly charges, no ads, and no fluff content. It’s a rare chance to permanently ditch subscriptions while gaining thousands of high-quality documentaries.

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