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Crackle - Watch hundreds of movies and TV shows online. Crackle offers all your favorite genres uncut, unedited, and unbelievably free — Just press play!
Netflix - You can choose to get your DVDs in the mail, stream your movies, or both. In addition to movies, whole seasons are available for streaming so you can catch up on your favorite shows.
Hulu+ – Monthly paid subscription that gets you access to full seasons of the best shows on TV. With Hulu Plus, you can watch your favorite TV shows on your computer, PlayStation 3, iPhone, and other devices. 2 Week Free Trial
Amazon Amazon Instant Video – On Your TV. Instant access to television shows and films for rental and purchase.
Clicker – The Internet Television Guide. No longer do you need to switch back and forth between Video Streaming sites – Clicker provides a one stop shop service for easy usability.

Online TV Channels

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Web Only Video Content

SnagFilms – A website that offers advertising-supported documentary films. Films are streamed on the website, which contains a library of around 3,000 films.

Sports

NCAA ♥♥♥ (3/5) – March Madness On Demand. Watch every game Live Online.
ESPN ♥♥♥ (3/5) – ESPN is dedicated to broadcasting and producing sports-related programming 24 hours a day.
ESPN3 ♥♥♥ (3/5) - A broadband network for live sports programming. ESPN3 delivers thousands of live games and events online each year. A majority of the events are exclusive to ESPN3, while others are broadband-enhanced versions of games from one of ESPN’s TV networks.
ESPN 2 ♥♥♥ (3/5) SportsCenter. Watch Live. NBA Tonight Watch Live. NCAAF – Notre Dame vs. Alabama (re-air) Watch Live
Surfing ♥♥♥♥ (4/5) - Watch surf events and surfing documentaries online for Free
- SurfBang - Free Surf Movies Online
- Pipe Masters – Vans Triple Crown of Surfing
- Surfline Videos – Surfline’s Video Collection

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http://www.maximum.tv JL Blakborn

Suggest to add to your list http://www.maximum.tv, a site dedicated to bringing (legally!) television content from Latin America, to spanish speaking US Hispanics across the United States. Enjoy! It’s currently a free service.

http://www.killthecablebill.com/ KTCB

Thanks JL! Just added this to the button list

http://www.lanzaav.com Scott

Great site. At our company we direct people to take advantages of these exact services. Would you mind if we featured your site in our next blog?

Thanks and keep up the good work!
Scott

PS Hulu plus is only 7.99 /mo, not 9 as is listed above

http://www.killthecablebill.com admin

Hey Scott – Thanks, and Yes feel free to link to / feature our blogs on your site. Good catch on the Hulu price. Just fixed it. Thanks!

Marwildrose

could you add TBN

http://www.killthecablebill.com/ KTCB

Sorry no religious affiliation here

tOM

which indian tv channels would i be able to watch using any of the content provider?

Anonymous

I did some research and found a great site called iDesiTV: http://idesitv.com/
This site claims to be the home of South Asian entertainment. iDesiTV.com is a live streaming portal which indexes live streaming “Desi” content which are freely available on the internet. We strive to provide the best and the most updated content to our viewers. Check it out and let me know what you think.

Brenda

what product will give me FNC news and Fox business

Anonymous

Looks like Fox News offers alot of content for free on their home site: http://video.foxnews.com/

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Misterice1906

I’m a Denver Broncos fan living in Ohio. Is there any way to watch games other than paying $300 to direct tv?

Anonymous

Tough one for sure. Cable companies do their best to lock down sporting events – especially NFL. First I would check to see if it is being broadcast-ed on a local channel like FOX or NBC. To do so you can use http://www.tvguide.com/listings/setup/localizeus.aspx?RedirectUrl=/Listings/
where you can customize your location and even select “Antenna” as a service type. If it is being broadcast-ed in your area I would then go out and get an indoor antenna. Read more about this option at: http://www.killthecablebill.com/hd-without-cable/ . Chances are you wont get the Denver game but you will get Sunday Football in HD, without paying the high cost of expensive cable. Good luck.

James Dyer

Great site lots of good information. I have done every thing you’ve mentioned even before I ever visited your site. I’ve even dumped my phone service and I now use Nettalk for $30.00 a year and I now get a lot more service and it works ten times better than Magicjack and you can use the phone you already have and you don’t have to keep your computer turned on. Check it out and perhaps you could + kill your phone bill.

Killthecablebill

Great idea James. Do you have any more info on exactly how Nettalk works?

Anonymous

I listen to music online from a radio station brodcasting at 87.7 Mgz. As my AM/FM tuner is not capable of receiving 87.7 Mgz, is there a way to stream this music to my TV using my Roku?

Ian

Only if they have web broadcast and you could make a custom roku channel.

Anonymous

Sorry the frequency is 88.7 Mgz and not 87.7!
Debbiebuster

I have several dvd discs that will not play on my fairly new dvd player, something to do with codecs, etc. I can do several things, but wanted to know IF I could use Roku to use my PC to play the disc (it will) and “send” it to my hd big screen? This would probably help others who cannot view some persaonlly recorded discs on Some dvd players. Thank you.

Killthecablebill

Hi Debbie – for this you don’t need a Roku. Start by reading “How to Connect a Laptop to a TV” http://www.killthecablebill.com/how-to-connect-a-laptop-to-a-tv/ and then let me know if you have any questions. Good Luck!

Ian

Crackle is another free streaming movie and show site. It works with Roku as well.
I have a Mac mini as a home theater setup running Plex (Plexapp.com) which can easily be configured as a media server for the roku. Plex has built in plugins for nearly all the major network channels which just Puts the same content from ABC.com and such all in one place. It has Netflix and Hulu plugins as well. Combining that with built in DVD support and personal media, it really is a complete package. It dies take some patience and reading forums for help and figuring it all out but to save the monthly cable bill, it was worth it for me. Instead of the $135 I was paying for service, I now pay $29 for Internet (which I would regardless), $7.99 for Netflix and $7.99 for Hulu+.
Plex also works on my iPad and iPhones as well as my daughter’s iPod when I’m on my local wireless.

http://www.killthecablebill.com/ KTCB

Hey Ian,

Thanks for the great comment. Crackle is amazing for sure. You will see a link to it at the top of this page, and recently wrote an entire article on the tool: http://www.killthecablebill.com/what-is-crackle-tv/

As for Plexapp – first time i have heard of it. Are you still using this app, or have you moved on to a more user friendly aggregator? Additionally, do you have any suggestions for us PC users?

Beth

This is spectacular information, and it is very organized and easy to understand (all in one article with great links). I’m so impressed with your communication skills! You are a good communicator. It is very appreciated!!!

http://www.killthecablebill.com/ KTCB

Thanks Beth. Please check back in and let us know if you like the new page format

Surayabay

Don’t we have an “APP” for this yet? Seriously? A user friendly, step by step and device(s) you’ll need and cost to get what cable rips us off for now?

http://www.killthecablebill.com/ KTCB

Agreed Tim. If I only had the investment capital needed to build it. Maybe later this year…

Surayabay

Can I get The History Channel, Syfy, HO2, Channels 2-11, 32, and please tell me Morgan Freeman and “Through the Worm Hole” too, with any of these, or do I have to have several different “Hulu’s or the others? And which ones? $100.00 bucks a month for Com-Cast, “no can do” anymore! And, I could care less if there in HD or not, if that ain’t a rip-off! so, “Be afrarid, Cable companies – be very afraid”! You had the chance to become “American Heroes” and provide everyone with reasonably priced service, (especially folks on fixed incomes), but instead you blew it because of “GREED”! But “Greed is good”, right!

http://www.killthecablebill.com admin

Hey Suraybay – Your best bet is to subscribe to the following formula: Netflix + Hulu + Indoor Antenna = More than enough TV !!!
Read more @ http://www.killthecablebill.com/how-to-cancel-cable/ and let us know what you decide to go with.
http://www.killthecablebill.com/ KTCB

Tim, your awesome! and I could not agree more! Hope you like our new TV Channel (button) format. (SyFy, History and more are now available)

TERESSA

I WATCH TLC, HGTV

http://www.killthecablebill.com/ KTCB

Hey Teressa, Thanks for reaching out. Looks like TLC only offers a few Full Episodes so i can add that one to my list, but looks like HGTV offers a ton of shows with Full Episodes. Thanks for the Tip! I am adding that to my list now.

Bonnie

we have roku plus and netflix streaming both on the tv, I find it frustating unless we pay 1.99 per episode we can no longer watch the SFYC, TLC, Nick at night or E channels, is there any way to stream these channels without paying 1.99 everytime through amazon ? We recently got rid of our cable ;I only watch about 5 channels;plus we really cant afford cable anymore;and there selection is unsatisfactory? ?Are there any solutions to getting these channels with cable or dish

KilltheCableBill

Hi Bonnie – Thanks for reaching out.

TLC SFYC and Nick at Night all offer snip-its of their shows for free – but who wants snip-its!

I think your best bet is to subscribe to Hulu if you have not already. They have ton of tv shows for a low flat rate. way way cheaper than cable.
http://www.hulu.com/r/OPGaSw

I would also highly recommend Clicker.com. Its a great way to find out the best way to view your favorite shows.

Please check back and let us know how this works for you.

brian

would like to see if Cartoon network is easily accessible

http://www.killthecablebill.com admin

Hi Brian – yes Cartoon Network offers a ton of shows for free online:
http://www.cartoonnetwork.com/full-episodes/index.html?atclk_gn=gn_fullepisodes

Ill add this to my site list above. Thanks!
http://www.killthecablebill.com/ KTCB

unfortunately the CN requires a Cable or Dish Subscription. But there are plenty of other options for kid friendly content. Check about some of the links in the TV Channels Section of this page.

http://www.facebook.com/sharon.elizarraraz Sharon Brown

How do I get Spanish Channels ie: AZTECA AMERICA, FOX DEPORTES, UNIVISION, GALAVISION,TELEMUNDO, TELEFUTURA through a streaming device. I have noticed in best buys and wal-mart they (different brands) are only offering english channels. If I had the money to invest in this I would be a billionaire. We are dumping Direct TV. Thank You in Advance.

http://twitter.com/KillCableBill KILLTHECABLEBILL

Hi Sharon, Thanks for reaching out! One of our other commenters mentioned http://www.maximum.tv and it does seem to be a great resource for spanish TV programs. Additionally I would seriously concider an indoor antenna. I know i my area, we have access to a ton of spanish channels.. all for free and in HD: http://www.killthecablebill.com/get-amped-with-the-mohu-leaf-ultimate/

http://www.facebook.com/ralph.romeo.33 Ralph Romeo

Pub-D-Hub which is on Roku and I think Boxee now is pretty cool. Has alot of public domain classics – many that are so cheesy they are actually fun to watch! They are also going to offer online streaming soon too.

http://www.killthecablebill.com/ KTCB

Thanks Ralph! If you hear of Pub-D-Hud being available outside of Boxee please let us know. Also how do you like the Boxee? And what other devices do you use to stream video content?

http://www.killthecablebill.com/ KTCB

Hi Troy

I shared your site with my social circles.
I dont think were ready to add to our main Online TV Page, but please keep in touch.

Best Regards

Dave
KilltheCableBill
So_silly

If and when watching content online becomes more popular than cable, the price to watch it will increase to be the same as cable is now.
http://www.killthecablebill.com/ KTCB

Hi Adam, Thanks for the suggestion. I tested out the service but found that it is only available for us citizens who are abroad. Here is the exact response I received from USTVNow:

“USTVNow’s service is available only to American citizens (by birth or naturalization) and who hold a United States passport or Green Card for permanent residence WHILE THEY ARE IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.” “You can sign up while in the US, but full access is granted once you are overseas.”