For example, if you search Boy Meets World-an old ABC family sitcom from the 90s-several uploaded episodes from virtually every season will come up. Just search for a show title and see what comes up. While you won't exactly get access to the most current or popular shows (unless you pay), nor a guaranteed high-quality viewing experience, you might still be pleasantly surprised by what's available on the web’s largest video sharing network. Lots of people don’t realize that YouTube is actually a great place to look for television shows. YouTube is not intended to deliver movies or TV shows it's optimized for user uploads. Strictly, most of the uploaded videos aren't licensed, making it likely that some infringement is going on. There are lots of ads to Amazon, Google Play and iTunes in the way, but if the episode is indeed free, links to free sources (such as YouTube) will be available at the very bottom for you to click on. The downside to using Yidio is that its free listings aren't the most accurate or update to date, and you may come across a show that only has short clips rather than full episodes available to watch for free despite its listing in the Free category. Select any thumbnail to be taken to the specific episode listing. When you select a show, you'll be shown a summary based on IMDb info along with several thumbnails of episodes that are available. Of course, if you're looking for something to watch for free, you'll want to select the Free filter. You can use the right sidebar to browse by genre and the menu at the top to filter available shows by what's available on several premium streaming services. Similar to ShareTV, Yidio is a TV show source aggregator that points you in the direction of other third-party hosts where you should be able to watch a particular episode.
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