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Where to watch all your favourite shows online

There's no need to rely on TV scheduling to watch your favourite shows anymore. These days most shows can be streamed online.

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The kids of today are lucky. They'll never remember a time when watching your favourite TV show was dictated not by your desires, but by the schedule of the TV networks. They'll never understand the frustration of last minute schedule changes, or episodes being played out of order, or a network refusing to play a show's finale months after it aired overseas.

Instead, the kids today know that the Internet provides the entertainment they so desire. They can log in to Netflix, Stan or Foxtel Now and watch a massive range of popular shows at a reasonable price – almost instantly (depending on their broadband connection).

It's not perfect though. There are plenty of shows without a local streaming home. Plus, some shows have different seasons on different platforms, while others are on multiple platforms because the rights holders like to share.

To help guide you through the confusion of where to watch your favourite shows, we've pulled together a list of some of the most popular programs and outlined where they can be streamed in Australia. If you're looking for a particular show, or you just want to browse and see what's available, it's worth checking the list below.

Where to watch your favourite shows

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