http://www.sidereel.com/_home
Using the "Can I find the latest episode of House even though I fear it may be a series on the verge of jumping the shark" method, it seems to work. Have your pop up blocker in good order. It directed me to links like megavideo or youku. There was little messing about but once you learn which sites work that they send you via, you'll be good to go, especially if you're in the states. Or a terrible state. So far so good.
http://www.surfthechannel.com/
Probably the second best one out there in that you don't have to sign up, sign in or generally get dicked around to what turns out to be a preview of the whole show you actually wanted in the first place. But it does play by the rules (Where's "House"???)
http://www.tvchannelsfree.com/
A wide but not popular selection of what tend to be more 'specialised' TV channels around the globe. But if what you like is in the list, then you stand a chance. It might however be a recorded programme than what is actually being broadcast in real time.
http://www.hulu.com/
Well, I'm not in the US so as soon as they figured that out (in the registration process) they said they no can do, but by golly they're going to try really really hard to remedy that. Then asked me what my religion was. Honestly.
http://alluc.com/
They want money. Not alot but they do. So i didn't go for it so I have nooooooooo idea what it's like. So here's a picture of a dog dressed as Yoda.
http://www.tvlinks.cc/ took me to http://viptv.net/index/
and then it got too much of a p.i..t.a. There are a very few limited things to see, but the site wants you to jump through hoops, contribute, get involved blah de blah de etc. Feel free to tell me about it if you can be bothered
http://www.youtube.com/
Not to be discounted: Of course you are limited by the ten minute rule but line all your ducks u p in a row (in this case it was unfortunately "Hollyoaks" ....I'm so, SO sorry....it really was for a friend, 'onest guv) and you have a decent back up plan
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