8 Classic Shows You Should Binge-Watch Now on CBS All Access

Wanna watch your favorite CBS show anytime? Now you can. CBS has launched its own subscription service, CBS All Access, on Thursday, becoming the first broadcast network to offer a streaming option.

You'll be able to watch HBO without a subscription in 2015

For $5.99 a month, subscribers will have access to full seasons of 15 current CBS shows (with new episodes up the day after they air); previous seasons of eight current shows; more than 5,000 ad-free episodes of classic shows that aired on or were produced by the network; livestreams of 14 CBS local affiliates and the Big Brother live feed; and bonus content from such events as the Grammys, the Academy of Country Music Awards and the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. CBS All Access is also available through the CBS App on Apple and Android devices.Check out eight vintage shows you should binge-watch on CBS All Access now.1. The Andy Griffith Show: Return to a simpler time in Mayberry with Sheriff Andy (Andy Griffith) and Opie (Ron Howard). The sitcom, which ran for eight years, was one of the rare shows to go out on top: Its last season finished No. 1 in the ratings.

2. Cheers: Don't you want to go back to where everybody knows your name? All 11 seasons of spin-off Frasier are on CBS All Access as well.

3. All the Star Treks: Every episode of The Original Series, The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, Enterprise and The Animated Series is available. That's 725 episodes total! Your hand will be in a permanent Vulcan salute when it's all said and done.

4. Family Ties: Enjoy Michael J. Fox's star-making, Reagan-worshipping turn as Alex P. Keaton, which earned him three straight Emmys.

5. Happy Days: You know you wanna relive the precise moment of TV's inaugural and literal shark-jump.

6. I Love Lucy: We don't need to do any 'splaining as to why you should watch this iconic series.

7. Perry Mason: The legal drama will be available for streaming for the first time.

8. Twin Peaks: You have two years to revisit or discover this damn good show.

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