How to Watch TV Land Without Cable

TV Land is a must-have channel for fans of TV past and present. It blends classic TV shows with newer offerings, giving you all of the best of decades' worth of TV. But there's one thing that's been pretty awful about TV for a while now: cable bills. The big cable companies have had a monopoly for so long that they feel entitled to jack up the price of your pay TV subscription whenever they feel like it, and that's not fair. Here's the good news: when it comes to giving you only the good parts of TV, TV Land really delivers. See, you don't actually need a “legacy pay- TV service” like cable or satellite to watch TV Land, and we're about to show you how to watch TV Land without cable.

Here are a few of our favorite ways to stream TV Land:

	Price	Channels	Free Trial
#1	$69.99 – $139.99	65+	None	See Offer
#2	$25	60+	7 days	See Offer
#3	$5.99 – $85.96	68 – 88	7 or 30 days	See Offer
#4	$64.99 – $79.99	220+	7 days	See Offer
#5	$35 – $50	30+ – 130+	3 days	See Offer

Below, you'll find a complete list of the services that we trust to help you watch TV Land without cable right now. They all have one thing in common: they're all live TV streaming services, also called “skinny bundles.”

A live TV streaming service, happily enough, is exactly what it sounds like! The result is a selection of live TV streaming services that offer multiple network channels, just like cable. And since these services stream over the internet, you can use them to watch live TV on all sorts of different devices, from smartphones to streaming sticks (which will let you watch TV Land without cable on your big screen).

Not every live TV streaming service offers a TV Land livestream, but some of our favorites do. Let's go over your best options.

DIRECTV Stream is AT&T's live TV streaming service, and it's a strong option if you want to watch TV Land without cable. DIRECTV Stream's channel bundles each include TV Land.

TV Land is available through Philo, and that's good news for TV Land fans who want an affordable way to watch TV Land without cable. And when we say affordable, we mean really, really affordable: Philo's bundles are quite cheap compared to those offered by the competition. You can try out Philo for a week risk-free by signing up for its free trial. You can also take a look at our Philo review.

What is Hulu + Live TV? It’s a live TV service owned by Hulu (not surprisingly). It’s also another potential method of watching VH1 without cable. When you nab a Hulu + Live TV subscription, you’ll be well on your way to watching TV Land shows such as “The New Adventures of Old Christine” and “Everybody Loves Raymond.”

Live TV streaming service fuboTV is a popular option for watching TV without cable, and it's a great way to stream TV Land online. Among the channels offered by this service is a TV Land livestream, so just sign up and tune in! You can try fuboTV out for free by signing up for the service's free trial offer using the link on this page.

Skinny bundles are a great way to save money — unless your favorite channel is among the ones being trimmed out to cut costs! Not all of us watch the same stuff, so it makes sense that Sling TV decided to leave the trimming up to their customers. With Sling TV, you're the one who decides what's in (and what's out of) your new skinny bundle. You start with a base package and then add on “extras,” which are mini-bundles of channels grouped together by type. You can choose whether or not to add on bundles for things like sports, news, and comedy. This makes Sling TV a great way to watch TV Land without cable — just build a bundle that includes the network! Check out our Sling TV review to learn more.

YouTube TV

YouTube TV has a comprehensive lineup of channels for streamers. In fact, it’s so comprehensive that it now includes TV Land! YouTube TV also offers a free trial, which means you can try it without commitment as part of your journey to watch TV Land without cable. Our YouTube TV review has more information.

We’re a long way away from the days when every show aired in black and white. You’ll find some of those shows still airing on TV Land, of course, but nowadays, color TV is the standard, although some shows and movies still go colorless for artistic reasons. The point is, the way we watch TV has evolved tremendously, especially over the last decade or so. You can watch TV Land on your television set at home, but you can also watch it on tons of other devices. Check out the chart below to see every way you can watch TV Land without cable.

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