Lifetime Movie Network is known for wall-to-wall Lifetime movies, and it has a loyal enough audience that people will pick a streaming service around it.
YouTube TV carries most of what a cable package carries, but not all of it, and this is one of the gaps.
So, is Lifetime Movie Network on YouTube TV? Here is the short version and what to do instead.
Is LMN on YouTube TV?
No, Lifetime Movie Network is not on YouTube TV, and the cheapest way to get it is Philo at $28/month, and that subscription opens with a 7-day free trial.
YouTube TV and A+E Global Media did not reach a new carriage deal, so A&E, History, Lifetime and Lifetime Movie Network all sit outside the lineup now. It is not a temporary outage.
| DIRECTV Stream | Go to DIRECTV Stream |
| Hulu with Live TV | Go to Hulu with Live TV |
| Philo | Go to Philo |
How to watch LMN?
You cannot watch Lifetime Movie Network through YouTube TV at any price.
Instead, Philo carries it on its base package at $28/month, and the first 7 days are free, which is enough if you only want it for a weekend.
Which YouTube TV plan includes LMN?
Lifetime Movie Network is not on the YouTube TV Base Plan, and none of the add-ons (Sports Plus, Entertainment Plus, the Spanish plans) include it.
Paying YouTube TV more does not get you this channel.
Which number is LMN on YouTube TV?
Lifetime Movie Network has no listing in the YouTube TV guide, so there is nothing to search for.
On Philo it appears in the guide like any other channel.
Which other streaming services carry LMN?
Lifetime Movie Network is carried by Philo, Hulu + Live TV and DIRECTV Stream.
If Lifetime Movie Network is the one channel keeping you from cutting cable, one of those costs less than YouTube TV does.
See every LMN free trial, compared.
About LMN
Lifetime Movie Network is owned by A+E Global Media and is built around wall-to-wall Lifetime movies.
The schedule leans on the ripped-from-the-headlines thrillers that run all weekend.
It is a mid-sized cable channel, which is exactly the kind that gets dropped when a streaming service renegotiates a carriage deal.