The YouTube TV-Disney dispute has cut off ESPN and ABC. Try these streaming alternatives with free trial offers to keep watching.

The ongoing dispute between YouTube TV and Disney has left millions of subscribers without access to some of the most popular channels, including ESPN, ABC and Disney Channel. The dispute, which began on Oct. 30 when Disney pulled its content from YouTube TV, has now surpassed a week, with no clear resolution in sight.

It's been nearly two weeks since ABC, ESPN and other Disney-owned channels have gone dark on YouTube TV, with customers losing access to related content on their DVRs from Disney brands as well. Disney and Google-owned YouTube TV are continuing to negotiate a new carriage agreement, with no firm date yet set for a deal.

While the blackout continues, we gathered alternative streaming services that offer free trials and discounts.

Unfortunately, we are headed into another sports-packed weekend without a deal in place,” Disney executives wrote in a memo on Friday.

Disney’s biggest enthusiasm in the video arena centered on direct to consumer. That business was up 8% in revenue and 39% in operating income, versus the same time last year. It’s not looking to M&A however,

Disney’s plans for the future of its streaming service may involve AI-generated videos. During an earnings call on Thursday, Disney CEO Bob Iger said the company is “really excited about AI,” adding that the technology could allow Disney Plus to provide viewers with the ability to “create” and “consume” short-form AI videos.