HBO is making hundreds of hours of its content free to stream tomorrow

Cruelly destroying our last excuse for not having watched all of at last-thanks a lot, guys, now we're going to have to actually be informed whenever cocktail parties start emerging from the rubble-HBO has just announced that it's releasing hundreds of hours of some of its most beloved shows on streaming for free. The decision to move these shows-which also include , , , , , , , , plus a number of the network's documentaries and docuseries-out from behind any paywalls is being positioned as an effort to give people more crap to do while we're all stuck indoors (and also, presumably, as a tacit advertisement for how nice it'll be to have all this stuff at your fingertips when HBO Max finally arrives).

But seriously: That's a decent chunk of some of the most beloved and critically acclaimed television of the last two decades all being made suddenly available-as well as your perfect icebreaker if you ever end up trapped in an elevator with Elizabeth Warren. All of the content is being moved to the company's interim-streaming options, HBO Go and HBO Now, tomorrow, Friday, April 3, where it'll be free (either in the app, or just streaming on the site) without need for a subscription. You can see the full list of series, documentaries, and Warner Bros. movies being offered below. (And no, there's no goddamn Snyder Cut.)

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1. The Case Against Adnan Syed
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2. Elvis Presley: The Searcher
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3. I Love You, Now Die: The Commonwealth v. Michelle Carter
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4. The Inventor: Out For Blood In Silicon Valley
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5. Jane Fonda In Five Acts
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6. True Justice: Bryan Stevenson's Fight for Equality
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7. United Skates
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8. We Are The Dream: The Kids Of The MLK Oakland Oratorical Fest