Corinne Z.

I was also worried about the safety of this site but once I got the hang of using it, it's great. What you have to do is avoid clicking on any of the flashy or colored arrows and buttons outside the player which can take you to some sketchy sites and just play the TV shows or movies instead of downloading them. Also ignore any messages saying your software needs updating (like Flash Player) for you to view videos; it is just another way to generate click throughs, which is how they make money. Some of the host sites seem to be more reputable or functional than others. They all have pop-under ads which open extra windows; just click on the x in the upper right corner to close as you normally would. Just a heads up, a few of the host sites that upload the shows have porn type ads so if that offends you (I don't care for it myself) just close the ad windows while minimized. There are posts on YouTube which have detailed instructions on how to use the site safely. The main thing is to click only on the small button below the player (usually white with a blue border) in the middle of the screen which says "Close ad and go to video" or something to that effect. After clicking that, some also then have another button in the same spot which says "Go to Video" or "Play Video" and others have a captcha code you have to put in; others simply have a play arrow. Some have a short ad which plays in the player window then you click on the arrow in the left lower corner of the player bar after the ad. The main page lists recent episodes or you can look them up alphabetically by scrolling down or by clicking on the appropriate letter. If any of the pop up ads take you to suspicious sites, just close them; the main site is fine and a great way to watch TV for free. I gave it four stars because of the annoying pop under windows, which is how they pay for the hosting.