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- Google TV offers 130+ free channels, including favorites like Yahoo Finance, Property & Reno, and BBC Earth.
- Channels cater to diverse interests, from business news to home renovation, science, and nature.
- More channels are being added regularly, so keep an eye out for new content and updates.
Google TV includes around 130 free TV channels—and that list is constantly being added to. We have rounded up the best channels, both old and new, so you can check them out and add them to your favorites list.
1 Yahoo Finance
If you like to watch Bloomberg with your morning coffee, you might want to check out Yahoo Finance. Keeping you up to date with all the latest developments in the business world, the channel reports on stocks and shares, international affairs, and currencies. It provides real-time financial news, market analysis, and in-depth coverage of breaking stories.
While the channel is geared toward investors and business owners, it also caters to audiences with different levels of financial knowledge and interests. Yahoo Finance also provides a range of program types, from expert interviews to panel discussions and educational segments.
2 Property & Reno
Who doesn’t enjoy watching home renovation shows? Property & Reno is a free channel devoted to everything about the home—from full house makeovers and interior design tips to landscaping and savvy home maintenance.
If you are looking for inspiration for your bathroom remodel or unique ideas for your next DIY project, this channel is for you. You can expect a range of different shows, including classic episodes of “Property Brothers,” before and after stories, expert tricks and tips, selling and buying guides, and how-tos for every possible problem you might run into when owning a home.
3 BBC Earth
Science and nature buffs will definitely appreciate the inclusion of BBC Earth in Google TV’s free channel lineup. First launched in 2015 and known for airing Sir David Attenborough’s famous documentaries, BBC Earth has an impressive library of high-quality content.
Interviews with conservationists, experts, and scientists on some of the most pressing issues are regular features. The channel also covers wildlife, space, dinosaurs, the oceans, and anything else found in the natural world, along with selected shows made especially for kids.
4 Real Disaster Channel
Those who prefer their TV viewing to be more on the thrilling side should tune into the Real Disaster Channel. The channel’s most popular show, “Mayday: Air Disaster,” is now in its 24th season and airs daily.
Alongside real-life survival stories and amazing escapes, you can find programs that expose the force of mother nature, uncover the real causes of historical events, and bring you the inside scoop through interviews and exclusives.
5 World’s Wildest Police Videos
This popular show from the late 90s now has its own TV channel. Hosted by retired sheriff John Bunnell, the hour-long episodes feature some of the most outrageous dashcam clips, surveillance cameras, and police videos. The shows air back-to-back with other classics, such as “World’s Scariest Police Stings” and “World’s Craziest Police Chases.”
The channel showcases mishaps and misdemeanors from around the world, covering everything from robberies gone wrong to drug busts and police shootouts. If you prefer hard-hitting reality TV over steamy soap operas, this is the channel for you.
6 MovieSphere
While many film options on Google TV require a subscription or are pay-per-view, the live section does include a number of free movie channels. Presented by the movie studio Lionsgate, MovieSphere plays nonstop, back-to-back films of all styles and genres.
Along with Hollywood blockbusters and indie cult classics, you can also expect your daily dose of action, drama, comedy, and romance. MovieSphere changes its lineup to reflect the seasons, so you can look forward to all your favorite Christmas movies during the holidays and plenty of scary horror movies at Halloween.
7 The Jamie Oliver Channel
Whether you want to whip up a memorable meal for your significant other or feed a family of four on a budget, Jamie Oliver’s TV channel has you covered. Foodies and aspiring home chefs alike can tune in for their daily dose of recipes, meal ideas, and cooking tips.
Along with episodes of Jamie Oliver’s numerous cooking shows, such as “The Naked Chef” and “Jamie’s 15 Minute Meals,” you can expect to find interesting shows about diet and nutrition, healthy and unhealthy eating, and Jamie’s top food recommendations from around the world.
8 Dust Sci-Fi
Those passionate about Sci-fi and the universe should head on over to Dust. Along with its social channels and popular podcasts, Dust Sci-fi now has a free TV streaming channel. Expect original and thought-provoking content that explores the boundaries of humanity and the future.
Not only does Dust Showcase all your favorite Sci-Fi movies and binge-worthy TV shows, but it also works with well-known professionals—as well as up-and-coming talent—in the development of new series and shorts via its in-house production studios.
9 Documentary+
Those who are looking for educational TV shows will no doubt enjoy the inclusion of Documentary+. The channel has been around since 2020 and airs movies, series, and stand-alone documentaries from all over the world.
From true crime and courtroom drama to cryptocurrency and the rise of Artificial Intelligence, there’s a wealth of topics to choose from. The channel also provides access to Academy Award-winning and classic documentaries, along with smaller productions and festival favorites.
10 PowerNation TV
Petrol heads and street racers can get their fix over at PowerNation TV. With dedicated shows that cater to project cars, rebuilds and modifications, how-tos, engine overhauls, and interior upgrades, there is something for everyone.
Along with shows about cars, you can expect trucks, 4x4s, off-roading, and motorbikes. If you like your TV fast and loud, PowerNation is a channel to add to your favorite list.
There are plenty more free TV channels on Google TV, which are accessible under the Live tab on your home screen. And be sure to keep an eye out for future updates as Google regularly adds new channels.