Top 10 Best FREE SITES to Watch TV SHOWS Online! 2024

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With the cost of streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, Hulu and many others jacking up their prices, more people are looking for free alternatives to help save their hard earned money. In this video I’ll show you 10 websites and apps where you can watch full episodes of TV shows legally without having to spend a single cent.

“Free Websites” Playlist

0:00 Intro
0:23 Tubi
1:02 Amazon Freevee
1:47 The CW Network
2:18 Pluto TV
2:49 Hoopla
3:13 Crackle
3:50 Sling Freestream
4:17 Plex
4:47 The Roku Channel
5:17 Popcornflix
5:35 Kanopy
6:02 Xumo Play

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What free TV show websites or apps do you use? All the free streaming services mentioned are available here in the US. If you live outside the US, some or all may not be available in your area. Most also have apps available for both iOS, Android and the various streaming devices… Thanks for watching :)

BrettInTech

Thanks a bunch for advising all of these choices. Some I did not know about.

victoriabrister

The questions I have for any of these channels (although being a Prime member already, I know about freevee) are the following:
1. Do you plaster a channel logo on the screen during content (I have no problem with the logo being on the screen while in the guide). Answering YES makes me less likely to subscribe.
2. How many ad breaks and what is the total amount of time for those ads, do you put it in show or movie? Prior to 1978 it was 5 minutes in a 30-minute show and 10 minutes for hour-long. That meant very few actual breaks and as you can imagine, the breaks themselves were relatively short. Nowadays, the ABCs of the world have doubled those numbers. If you can't match or have even less, then I won't be watching.

I have gotten so used to not be being slammed with ads and logos and on-screen crap for these 15 years or so (thank you netflix dvds and streaming) that I can't tolerate so many ads. Remember, with streaming, one can't record to a dvr (or like I used, to a VCR), so to be stuck in front of a 2- or 3-minute ad for something one couldn't care any less about, is not a terrific viewing experience.

So, tubi might be worth checking out, but I'm guessing the others all require sign-ups, so I'm probably not going to be doing that. Thanks for the tubi info.

bikeny

Where can I watch primal for free in the USA??

taleacarlock

SBS, ABC, and my country's free tv stations 7, 9, and 10(includes Pluto and some of Paramount programs)

nightal

Where can I watch Zues tv shows for free

alonzoprothro

If someone wanted to cut the cord with the cable company, they could be entertained for a mighty long time without paying anything other than for a Roku or Fire Stick. Crackle gets a rude gesture from me because of the excessive number of ads. Also, people should not overlook the "Cast" (or "Play on TV") buttons in many browsers. I can watch Brett in Tech right now by clicking on that bad boy and running the episode through my Roku.

PiltdownSuperman