Five Great Places to Find Favorite Television Shows Using Wireless Internet by Justin Walton

Sometimes, sleuthing it up on the world wide web just isn't the way that one dreams of spending one's free time. So rather than feel obligated to get stuck with this kind of situation that makes doing things difficult, try to use Wi-Fi instead to check out websites designed to bring television shows closer. It's the best possible method, and one that will definitely help out one's entertainment fix long-term.

And unlike dealing with other methods of streaming content, these sites are designed for users to be able to actually find the season and episode they desire, not get buried in a mountain of pop-up ads, and generally find themselves quite contented with the way that things are.

1. Hulu. This is the most helpful means for being able to either pay or enjoy free content, but not be breaking any rules. When it comes to convenience for wireless internet users, it's tough to beat Hulu. In addition to all of one's current favorite television obsessions, the site is also action packed with hits from the past, films, and other obscure fare. It's a dream world of entertainment, and one that definitely must be seen to be believed.

2. ThePirateBay. Those using wireless internet who aren't as interested in shelling out cash for their particular viewing habits will likely support this website, which is all about community that shares content that it may or may not have the right to redistribute. Often convenient, but it's up to the user to be the judge of whether or not it's a good idea.

3. The iTunes Store. Whether it's renting or buying, this wireless internet solution means those who are Apple aficionados and those who simply like iTunes are able to branch out beyond the world of apps and other methods of connecting, and get back to official and sanctioned purchasing and renting of television from today and the past alike.

4. Netflix's official website. When it comes to watching older seasons of programs using wireless internet, this is the best solution out there. Instead of dealing with the trouble of finding one of those paper envelopes and then being able to put the DVD in it and sit around hoping that disc three comes quickly, it's possible to just stream content. It's speedy, it's efficient, and it means no waiting around to see what finally ended up happening on everything from "True Blood" to Glee."

5. The official website for the show in question. This might seem like a no-brainer, but so many people out there using wireless internet to get their television fix never even bother to look in the most obvious location to figure out whether or not they are able to watch something. Change everything and ensure that it's feasible to stream everything from cartoons from Adult Swim to Jon Stewart's latest hilarious diatribe on his faux-news show. Wi-Fi definitely makes it better, too, since it's possible to check these favorite programs out from bed, rather than sitting in front of the television set.