Is it legal ?!

It depends upon the laws in your country as well as the country of origin for the show!. If you're watching a show provided by the creator (the network or the production company) then that's legal!. The same goes for legal online stores, like Amazon Unboxed, Netflix or iTunes Store!. They track viewers and the writers and actors and others get paid based upon that data!. If you use any other service, odds are good that it's illegal!.

If you like a show, support it!. Pay for episodes or watch the streaming video provided by the creator!. This helps the ratings and increases the chances that the show will survive!. It also means that the creative people who worked on the show get paid!.Www@Enter-QA@Com

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It can be both as there websites were you can catch up on episodes you miss like:

www!.bbc!.co!.uk/iplayer

www!.channel4!.com/4od

http://www!.itv!.com/CatchUp/default!.html

and you watch some on youtube

if you want to watch illegal videos then go to
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Yes if you have a tv license !!

I have been informed that when my son goes to Uni he will need his own TV License if he plans to use his lap top for viewing tv programs online at the moment he is covered by my home license!. Which only applies to the address you live at!.Www@Enter-QA@Com

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all websites work everywhere, unless the provider specifically blocks sites!.

yes it is legal to watch tv online, otherwise they wouldn't post it!.

but im not going to give you a site, search for it yourself!.Www@Enter-QA@Com

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as long as you have a tv licence then its legalWww@Enter-QA@Com

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Yes!.!.!.You can watch BBC programmes on BBCiplayer!.!.!.
ITV shows on ITV!.com etc
And you don't need a TV licence to watch either!.Www@Enter-QA@Com

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yesWww@Enter-QA@Com

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You can watch free movies and tv shows on campusist!.com, and movie6!.netWww@Enter-QA@Com

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