How to Watch Curiosity Stream on Samsung Smart TV
You can stream Curiosity Stream on Samsung Smart TV. Here’s how to sign up, download, install, and start streaming Curiosity Stream using your Samsung Smart TV. Learn how to get the most out of your Samsung Smart TV while using Curiosity Stream.
Can you stream Curiosity Stream on Samsung Smart TV?
How to Sign Up and Download Curiosity Stream on Samsung Smart TV
Curiosity Stream is available natively using Samsung Smart TV (2016+). Additionally, you may be able to stream to your Samsung Smart TV through Apple AirPlay (2018+ models).
Curiosity Stream app on Samsung Smart TV
- Click here to sign up for Curiosity Stream.
- Once you’ve signed up, go to the Home Screen on your Samsung Smart TV.
- Launch the app store and search for “Curiosity Stream” on your Samsung Smart TV.
- Select “Add to Home” to install the app.
- Once installed, log in using your Curiosity Stream credentials.
- You can now stream Curiosity Stream on Samsung Smart TV.
Apple AirPlay
- Click here to sign up for Curiosity Stream.
- Install the Curiosity Stream iPhone/iPad app.
- Once installed, log in using your Curiosity Stream credentials.
- Make sure your Smart TV is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your iPhone/iPad.
- Start playing the content in the Curiosity Stream app and select the AirPlay icon.
- Choose your Samsung Smart TV and it will start displaying on your Smart TV.
If you have a compatible TV and you don’t see AirPlay as an option, make sure you update to the latest Samsung Smart TV firmware.
Curiosity Stream
Curiosity Stream is a subscription streaming service that offers 1,800+ documentaries and series on science, space, technology, nature, history, health, and more. The service was created by the Discovery Channel founder, John Hendricks, in 2015.
How to Sign Up for Curiosity Stream on Other Streaming Devices
If you have other devices, you can learn how to sign up for and use Curiosity Stream on Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Google Chromecast, Roku, Android TV, iPhone/iPad, Android Phone/Tablet, Mac, Windows, Xbox, LG Smart TV, Sony Smart TV, and VIZIO Smart TV.
What features are available on Curiosity Stream?
Parental Controls
As a subscriber, you can enable Kids Mode which will filter content inappropriate for young children. The settings will sync across all of your devices.
Kids Mode will filter explicit content, disturbing imagery, and explicit sexual content both in nature and in human interaction.
You will have to disable Kids Mode to start seeing all titles available on the service.
Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, Disney+, Max, Hulu, Netflix, Paramount Plus, Peacock, Paramount+ with SHOWTIME, and STARZ also have parental control features.
Simultaneous Devices
There is no restriction on concurrent devices. All members of your immediate family can stream different shows at the same time.
No Ads
Curiosity Stream recently lowered the price of their streaming service and added a single ad acknowledging their sponsors ahead of a streaming session.
However, there will be no ads during or after you start viewing a series or documentary to disrupt your viewing experience.
Originals
Curiosity Stream has a wide variety of original documentaries and shows including the Emmy Award Winning Stephen Hawking’s Favorite Places.
Other Series Include:
- David Attenborough’s Light on Earth
- Destination Mars
- Destination Pluto
- The Road to Singularity
- Transhumanism
- Digits (featuring Edward Snowden)
TV Shows
For U.S. subscribers, Curiosity Stream has acquired a number of BBC productions including The Secret Life of Dogs, The Hawking Paradox, and Sex, Death, and the Meaning of Life with Richard Dawkins.
Other Series Include:
- Genius by Stephen Hawking
- Wild Weather with Richard Hammond
- The Nano Revolution
- Crusades, Viking, and the World of Stonehenge
Curiosity Stream
Curiosity Stream is a subscription streaming service that offers 1,800+ documentaries and series on science, space, technology, nature, history, health, and more. The service was created by the Discovery Channel founder, John Hendricks, in 2015.