I, for one, will be happy to pay after my free year is over.
I’ve watched Amazing Stories and Mythic Quest. I’ve started See (can’t say I have been hooked as much as I though it could, but I’ll at least finish the first season), Central Park and For All Mankind. I still want to check out The Morning Show, Home Before Dark, Defending Jacob, Out On Television and Greyhound when it’s out. Home is interesting too. Little America and Servant, i might check out eventually. I have to watch the trailers for Trying and Little Voices to see if I’ll check them out. Foundation could be great, and other upcoming project could be interesting... (I realize I’m almost listing everything at this point). A lot of things I would’ve watched by now, but our TV is being monopolized by the people in the house who don’t Have a job because of the pandemic (I’ve had my choice of tv programming for maybe 6 full hours since March...), and the things I wouldn’t mind watching on my phone, I’d do so at the gym, which is not possible right now...
Their UX is soooooo problematic though. A friend bought a new MacBook Pro recently, opened the Apple TV app and just saw things to buy/rent so she canceled her free trial without ever seeing or being made aware of what was Apple TV+ and what’s part of it. Maybe they should have buttons at the top clearly marked with “Apple TV+”, “Library”, “Store” and “Add Channel”, or at least something that makes it clear what is free, what comes at an additional charge and what you have bought/rented. As it stands, without any explanation, the app is trying to be too many things at once: subscription service aggregator, rentals, purchases and video library, but nothing is explicit. The fact that nothing was done to course-correct this mess in tvOS 14 is mind-boggling. Hopefully they’ll introduce a change when/if they introduce new Apple TV hardware.