Here are some of the bestsometimes freelegal alternatives out there.

When you sit down to watch something, what you pick is largely dependent on your mood.

Because of that, this guide is organized by what you might be looking to watch.

It just depends on what your preference is.

Nick Reboot

If you’re like me, youlong for the Nickelodeon of yesteryear.

24 hours a day.

Nickelodeon is also planning a subscription based video streaming service forlater this year.

Everything works the same: scheduled programming, old-school commercials, and completely free.

Everything is ad-supported and the selection is fairly limited, but hey, free is free.

Toonami Aftermath has scheduled programming that’s free to watch on PC and Mac.

There are even some older cartoons available.

All in all, there’s no way you could ever get through everything they’ve made available.

There are no ads and no gimmicks, just free movies.

A lot of the movies here are from the 60s or earlier, but there are plenty of gems.

They’re coming to get you, Barbara!

Internet Archive Movies are free to watch on PC and Mac.

Because of that, they have a pretty massive library of film and television to offer.

Warner Archive is a subscription based service that gives you access to almost every classic they’ve ever produced.

Everything is in 1080p HD, but the downside is you only get to watch their movies.

The collection isn’t very large, but they add episodes daily to keep you checking back.

TV Land offers select episodes that are free to watch with ads on PC and Mac.

You probably won’t find many complete TV series to binge watch either.

Whether you prefer subtitles or English dubs, you have two major options to choose from.

Funimation

Funimation boasts having the most Anime with English dubs anywhere online.

You’ll also only be able to watch so many episodes of a series.

Funimation is free to watch with ads on PC and Mac.

CrunchyRoll

For the largest lineup of streaming Anime, CrunchyRoll has the hookup.

Because of that, most of their content is English subtitled only.

A $7 a month subscription removes ads, allows HD streaming, and makes their entire library available.

There’sNBC,CBS,FOX,ABC, andAMC.

For Your Cult Classics and Indies

Some movies don’t quite fit into other categories.

They aren’t big blockbusters, but they are still highly enjoyable.

Factory TV

If you want to catch shows like The Twilight Zone and Mystery Science 3000, Shout!

Factory TV isfree to watch with ads.

They also have a large collection of Horror and Sci-Fi movies to browse through.

SnagFilms

Just like Popcornflix, SnagFilms offers a pretty large selection of indie films.

All in all, SnagFilms has more than 5,000 movies and TV shows to watch for free.

There are a number of streaming services that let you buy and rent movies out there.

MGO

MGO has a collection of over 30,000 movies and TV shows to browse through.

There are no subscriptions, but they do have a rewards program to try and keep you around.

There are a couple things that make it different than the other similar services, however.

Only certain movies can be rented and most new releases are only available to purchase.

While Vudu will redeem UltraViolet Blu-ray and DVD codes, they also have a program called Disc to Digital.

English subtitles are available for most shows.

English subtitles are available for most titles.

Viewster

For a good selection ofTelenovelas, Viewster offers free ad-supported viewing to a number of shows.

They also have a pretty decent selection of Anime, less popular American TV shows, and documentaries.

Maybe what you want to watch is just hidden or you brushed over it without knowing.

If so,there are some things you could doto get around that as well.

Now you have so many movies and TV shows that you’ll be saying, “Netflix?

Who’s Hulu?”.

You’ll never even have enough time to watch it all.