HBO Max did not debut in Canada on May 27 like it did in the United States, leaving lots of bored quarantined Canadians annoyed.

It's "the streaming platform that bundles all of HBO together with even more of your favorite movies and TV series."

The wait is finally over. #HBOMax is officially here. If you need me, I'll be streaming. https://t.co/uOL8RByhNp

— HBO Max (@hbomax) May 27, 2020

However, those trying to sign up outside "the U.S. and certain U.S. territories" will only get a "Not in service area" page.

Hi @hbomax! We are waiting for you in Canada! I hope it hapoens before the #SnyderCut Thank you! #HBOMax! pic.twitter.com/k21TUAQAha

— Antonio wants an Ayer Cut too! (@antoniokgomes) May 27, 2020

TV fans have especially been looking forward to being able to try out the service to watch shows like the much-anticipated Zack Snyder's Justice League.

#HBOMax launches in the US today and @CraveCanada is claiming to be the content distributor for Canada, but they only have 3 shows from HBO Max. Not a great deal they got going.

— Chris Choi (@TheChrisChoi) May 27, 2020

Canadians technically are able to access HBO Max, but only as a Crave add-on and even then that only comes with limited programming.

HBO Max will be 20$/month in Canada?
I wasn't planning on getting it anyway but WHAT THE FUCK.

— Simon #RenewZoeys (@Supyro) May 27, 2020

The only programs that are part of HBO Max to become available on May 27 are rom com Love Life, kids' craft show Craftopia and underground ballroom show Legendary. The Crave + Movies + HBO subscription required for viewing totals about $20 per month.

Canada must be on a different Earth then 🙄 pic.twitter.com/fKY4tNY20I

— Phsyco Red (@PhsycoRed) May 27, 2020

I guess they knew they couldn't rip off Canadians that much, so other HBO Max series we'll eventually be able to access via Crave include the Gossip Girl reboot, Greg Berlanti's Green Lantern, The Flight Attendant, Lena Dunham's Generation, Mindy Kaling's College Girls and Dune: The Sisterhood.