Aaron Gates
Aaron Gates has 10 years of editing experience, with 7 of those years dedicated to product review editing and consumer-focused content. He’s supplemented his writing studies degree from Utah Valley University with an ACES certification in accurate, audience-focused editing, and he works with writers at CableTV.com to help produce engaging content and trustworthy copy through conscious editing. Most evenings you’ll find Aaron thriving in Seattle, geeking out with his husband over the latest horror films, and impatiently waiting for the next season of X-Men ’97 to drop.
How To Watch the NHL Without Cable
by Eric Chiu | Sep 4, 2025 | How to Watch, Sports, Streaming
Finding the best TV plan for NHL action can be tricky for hockey fans who want the most coverage without a cable TV plan. But we’ve got you covered if you still need to get your viewing options in order this season.
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How To Watch NFL RedZone: Providers, Cost, and More
by Taylor Kujawa | Sep 3, 2025 | How to Watch, Reviews, Sports, Streaming
Score the ultimate NFL viewing experience with NFL RedZone. Hosted by Scott Hanson, the premium football channel delivers unparalleled coverage of every Sunday afternoon game. Read on to learn more about what TV providers offer NFL RedZone.
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How To Watch the NBA Without Cable
by Eric Chiu | Sep 3, 2025 | Entertainment, How to Watch, Sports
Get ready for the latest NBA season with our guide for how to watch NBA games without a cable or satellite TV subscription.
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Chainsaw Heaven: How to Watch the Texas Chainsaw Massacre Movies in Order
by Randy Harward | Sep 3, 2025 | Entertainment, Horror, How to Watch, Listicles
On October 11, Tobe Hooper’s The Texas Chain Saw Massacre turns 50. They grow up fast, don’t they? Now stop strugglin’ and get in this burlap sack, would ya? If ya do, I’ll give ya one of my famous smoked sausage links to gnaw. We can even watch all nine Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies in order (if ya survive that long, ya tasty-lookin’ thing).
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How To Watch NFL Network Anywhere
by Taylor Kujawa and Chantel Buchi | Sep 3, 2025 | How to Watch, Sports, TV
NFL Network is the ultimate channel for football fans. Not only does it show live NFL games, but it also carries college football matchups, news and analysis programs, and documentaries.
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Best Shows from the 2000s I Secretly Miss (And Where to Watch Them Now)
by CableTV.com Staff | Sep 2, 2025 | Entertainment, How to Watch, Listicles
From angsty dramas to hilarious sitcoms, the best shows from the 2000s still live rent-free in my head and luckily, you can stream them all.
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What To Watch This Weekend: Stream Our Top 7 TV and Movie Picks (September 1–7)
by Randy Harward | Sep 2, 2025 | Entertainment, What to Watch
This week’s “What To Watch” picks include Peacock’s The Paper, Beavis and Butt-Head’s return to live TV, season three of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon on AMC (and AMC+), the documentary Angelheaded Hipster: The Songs of Marc Bolan and T. Rex on VOD, and more. Let’s hit the couch!
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How to Watch Live TV News for Free: ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, and More
by Mike Strayer | Sep 1, 2025 | Channel Guide, Entertainment, Streaming, TV
Life comes at you fast—news comes even faster. Luckily, there are a ton of live TV news channels, like ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, and more, available for you to watch and stream for free.
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Fall TV Preview 2025: Your Curated Guide to the New Season
by Mike Strayer | Sep 1, 2025 | Entertainment, How to Watch, TV, What to Watch
Get ready for the fall TV season with our exclusive 2025 preview! Explore unique curated picks, must-watch shows, and the biggest premieres of the year. Your ultimate guide to what’s new on TV this fall.
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They Float! How to Watch Every IT Movie and Show in Order
by Randy Harward | Sep 1, 2025 | Entertainment, Horror, How to Watch, Listicles
Hiya, Georgie! Counting It (1990), IT (2017), and IT: Chapter Two (2019), there are three IT movies—and October 2025 will bring the prequel TV series IT: Welcome to Derry. Use this how-to-watch guide with all the info you need to watch it all on streaming services and at video-on-demand outlets.
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