ABC’s remake of the 1984 sci-fi classic “V” will be online on November 7, on the ABC site. As extra media, ABC has added a “Peace Ambassadors” program online.
The classic original “V” is also online on the WB site.
If you would like to learn more about free TV online, please visit Spreety.com.
Spreety has a new video series about watching TV online.
The seventh video is about watching Syfy (Sci Fi) TV Shows Online:
If you would like to learn more about free TV online, go to the http://Spreety.com site.
Since “Sci Fi” is a genre, and not something a company can own, as of July 7, the Sci Fi channel is now Syfy.
Included in the rename is a new and improved web site with movies and full episodes. Check it out.
For more Science Fiction, see the Spreety Sci Fi & Fantasy TV Online page.
The new Star Trek movie is coming out on May 8.
As a promotion, CBS has online the original 1966 Star Trek TV series with:
Considering most people were introduced to Star Trek on black and white TVs using over the air transmissions and mono sound, the CBS remastering makes a good case for a new look, even for those who know every script by heart, have dressed up as a Klingon, and really wish they were Spock.
For newcomers to the Star Trek franchise, the updated originals provide good stories, and some clarification to characters, such as Captain Pike, in the upcoming movie.
With the Internet, there are thousands of TV channels available.
As for the ones the U.S. audience wants the most, the pickings are a bit slim in terms of quality, stability, and legality.
With those three keys in mind, here is a list of recommended TV Channels Online for the U.S.:
“West” means the western U.S.A. feed, usually in Pacific Time Zone.
Most of those live streams will take about 15 seconds to start, and some require custom player downloads.
For a bigger picture of channels online, try Spreety’s Online TV Channels page.
Feb 6 Update: For the channels from TVU, the embedded player has been updated.
