Watch TV Shows Online

Watch TV Shows Online With Fancast

The latest in a long list of websites that let you watch TV shows online is Fancast, a free service released in January by Comcast, the largest provider of cable television in the United States.

Fancast has probably the largest and most diverse collection of TV shows of the bunch, but is all it’s cracked up to be? I spent some time reviewing the website and here’s what I found…

Getting Started With Fancast - Free Registration

Fancast is currently a public beta, meaning anybody can watch TV shows online at the Fancast website, but it might not work right. Registration is completely free — and not required if you just want to watch TV.

If you do sign up, you get recommendations on what you’ll probably like to watch, and you can keep track of your favorite videos.

I decided to sign up. To do so, you first need to click “Sign In,” and from their you can click “Register.” The process only took a few seconds. Read the rest of this entry »

8 Ways To Watch TV Shows Online

Heads up, couch potatoes! TV on the internet is getting huge. Huge enough to completely shut down the entire industry for over three months — that’s what the whole writer’s strike was about, you know.

Dozens of websites now offer entire seasons of shows on-demand for free. And with more and more people starting to watch TV shows online, do you even need your TV set anymore? Maybe not.

Take a look at the 8 places to go when you want to watch tv online for free…

1. OpenHulu. Hulu’s a joint venture between NBC and Fox, currently in private beta. But members in the private beta have sneakily taken advantage of Hulu’s built-in sharing features and uploaded all the content to a public site called OpenHulu.com. You can get full-length episodes from both of those networks, and also from Bravo, FX, Sci Fi, Oxygen, and more.

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