I'd be interested in hearing some of people's favorite online shows. If it weren't for sports I'd probably already be a cord cutter. I'll break it down into categories by network:



Deathsquad

1) Ice House Chronicles ... the green room from the Ice House comedy club in Pasadena, CA ... features around 7 stand up guys shootin' the breeze as they rotate out to go on stage. A sampling of win that led me to create the following animated gif:








2) XXXSquad. Extended interviews with "adult entertainers". A lot better than you probably think.

3) Kill Tony ... lighting round open mic with a judge's panel.

4) Pointless ... musings from Kevin Periera (of former G4 fame) with all kinds of geekish guests.

5) Dysentery ... randomness from Brian Redban.

6) Thunderp***y ... Improv stand up where the crowd controls the topic.





Revision 3

... sadly they aren't as good as they were in the early days when they split off from G4 and pulled together most of the former TechTV people. Now Discovery owns them. Ugh. Just go to revision3.com if you want descriptions of these.

1) Tekzilla
2) HD Nation
3) The Ben Heck Show
4) Rev3 Games
5) Casual Friday
6) Sessler's Something
7) Hak5





TWiT.tv

... Ran by Leo Laporte of former TechTV fame ... he started this after G4 bought TechTV and ruined it ... and it's still going strong.

1) This Week In Computer Hardware
2) The Giz Wiz
3) Security Now
4) HAM Nation
5) FLOSS Weekly
6) Tech News Today
7) NSFW
8) This Week In Enterprise Tech




YouTube

1) The King of Random
2) PC Perspective
3) My Drunk Kitchen
4) Vsauce2





Misc

1) Monday Morning Podcast (Bill Burr)
2) Penn's Sunday School (Penn Jillette)
3) CATO Daily Podcast (CATO Institute)
4) Zoltar's Subterranean (Trance DJ extended weekly mix)
5) ESPN: CFB (75% SEC gushing)
6) ESPN: PTI

I watch on-line the PBS show Art21.

I don’t know why I keep watching it, it only took a couple of episodes
to convince me that people that value modern art are likely suffering
from dementia… typically manifesting in misguided narcissism.

I used to watch Scam School (Brian Brushwood) which was on Rev3

Moone Boy

Hemlock Grove. It says "a Netflix original" so I assume it counts

Alpha House. It's an Amazon Prime exclusive so I guess it counts.

orange is the new black

I'll add a couple of Crackle ones to the list:

CH:OS:EN (picture an action series based on the game of "Tag")
Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee (not too bad)

I haven't watched "Playing it Forward" yet, although I've been meaning to.