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"Your Honor" Premieres on SHOWTIME with VetRewards savings

Your Honor Veterans Advantage

The holiday season is looking different this year for all of us, with fewer Christmas parties and more time lounging on the couch during the COVID-19 pandemic. Binge watching is the new norm. One show I’m looking forward to seeing this month is the new SHOWTIME series “Your Honor,” which will begin streaming December 6. 

Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston leads the cast of this SHOWTIME original series. It centers around a respected New Orleans judge whose teenage son is involved in a hit-and-run that leads to a high-stakes game of lies, deceit, and impossible choices. The suspense comes from the executive producers of other shows I enjoy: “The Good Wife” and “The Night Of.” In the trailer, we get the sense of the important relationship between a father and son – one many of us can relate to – and question how far an honest man will go to save his son’s life.

You can watch the 10-episode legal thriller with your SHOWTIME subscription on any device. VetRewards subscribers can get 18% OFF SHOWTIME's monthly subscription to help you expand your viewing enjoyment during the pandemic. You can redeem it online through a private SHOWTIME subscription site for VetRewards.

SHOWTIME is also offering you a free 7-day trial before you subscribe, so you can check out “Your Honor” and other original series like “Homeland,” “Billions,” and “Shameless.” The first episode of “Your Honor” airs Sunday, December 6 at 10pm.

Check out the trailer for "Your Honor" here, and don't forget to redeem your SHOWTIME Veterans Advantage savings here.

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