If you need something to do, PBS and the world’s preeminent director of extremely watchable and extremely long documentaries have a special treat: The entirety of Ken Burns’ Baseball—over 18 hours—is now available to stream for free on the PBS website and all of its related apps. This comes as a whole bunch of regular events and activities, including professional sports, have been canceled out of concern for spreading the coronavirus, with Burns explaining in a video that he wanted to specifically do this with Baseball because of the sports’ unifying power and ability to remind people that they’re part of a community. Also, to reiterate, it’s more than 18 hours long. That makes it one of Burns’ lengthiest productions, so it should fill a ton of time if you’re feeling a little cooped-up and need an extended distraction. (Burns’ The Vietnam War, which is similarly long, is on Netflix and Prime in the U.S. if you finish baseball.)