Want to watch all the TV shows available to US residents only?

[bluerose]

It should be free what the heck ,if we can watch it on the tube we should get it on the p.c. my cable bill is high enough. call the president lol.

[whisper]

Just you a proxy from the us there's many sites that have lists that you can add to your browser...
like http://www.hidemyass.com/proxy-list/

[ZombieMakeup]

Unblock us is the best!! Been using it for 1 year now, and watching the american netflix!! way better than the canadian netflix

[Silk]

This is such an amazing program. I've been using it for 3 weeks now and it's amazing how well it works.

It's called www.unblock-us.com
They give you a 7 day trial and it's absolutely free, no info needed other than signing up with an email address.

All you do is change your DNS settings in your router to point to their servers:

Preferred DNS server 208.122.23.22
Alternate DNS server 208.122.23.23

And then you reboot the router. Now every site that has access to full episodes online for US only residents will WORK! It also gives you full access to the BBC iPlayer and BBC iTV player in the UK.

If you subscribe to Canadian Netflix with this program on you will automatically get FULL access to the US Netflix content. Thousands and thousands of tv shows and movies that the Canadian version doesn't have.

You can watch Hulu.com, tv shows at TBS, TheCW, TheWB, Fox, ABC, NBC, Syfy, Comedy Central, SouthParkStudios, basically ANY US website that you can think of is supported.

You have to do absolutely nothing after the initial setup, just go to the website of your choice and enjoy the content. After 7 days the trial simply ends and if you want to continue you can pay $4.99/month or simply remove the DNS server addresses in your router to go back to normal.

As I said, I have been using this service for a few weeks now and I am HOOKED. I can watch tv shows on Comedy Network, then head over to the BBC website and watch UK shows.

If you need help setting it up let me know. It's really quite easy though. They have a set up guide to help you on their website.

Need to check this out! Thanks!

Silk

[millak]

With some googling and acquired knowledge...doing this (watching US tv online) can be absolutely free.

IMO this really isn't a 'freebie' ... 1 week free- then 4.99 per month- is silly when you can avoid paying all-together with the power of google.

There are SO Many other ways of doing this.... You could literally fill the freebie section up in 5 minutes with links...

There are many out there that are free and DO work ...That wouldn't have you forking out 60 dollars a year to watch tv on the internet.

Sorry to sound snarky but 60 dollars is allot of money when it could be FREE!

[deethomson]

With some googling and acquired knowledge...doing this (watching US tv online) can be absolutely free.

IMO this really isn't a 'freebie' ... 1 week free- then 4.99 per month- is silly when you can avoid paying all-together with the power of google.

There are SO Many other ways of doing this.... You could literally fill the freebie section up in 5 minutes with links...

There are many out there that are free and DO work ...That wouldn't have you forking out 60 dollars a year to watch tv on the internet.

Sorry to sound snarky but 60 dollars is allot of money when it could be FREE!

For those of you looking to do this for free, check out http://tunlr.net/ - it tells you how to change your settings to do this - I've used it before and it works!

[keeko1]

Just curious if I'm able to watch CBS channel there.