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Many German TV stations broadcast some programmes via their websites.

Das Erste is Germany's first public channel. As well as news, some of its most popular shows are , a crime series, , a children's programme, soap operas including and and some sports events.

Germany's second channel, also a public broadcaster, shows educational programmes.

The North German Broadcasting channel, one of seven regional networks collectively known as Die Dritten (The Third Networks). Produced by ARD, the same public service broadcasting station behind Das Erste. Features documentaries, older movies and regional news programmes.

The Central German Broadcasting channel, also part of Die Dritten. Shows regional programmes and news and many of the programme pages have video clips.

Privately-owned channel showing entertainment, comedy, sport and music programmes and film trailers. There are episode synopses, quizzes, photo galleries and video interviews with producers from US series like , and the . The show highlights from some of the most popular programmes.

Privately-owned channel with news, entertainment and sport. Synopses of popular programmes such as Bones and Super Nanny with some clips in the .

A privately-owned channel which broadcasts documentaries, US series and movies. The has trailers for upcoming movies and series like CSI, Shark and Six Feet Under.

The first privately-owned channel broadcasting news, entertainment and sport. The shows highlights of popular programmes.

An arts and culture channel produced in France and Germany. You can watch short clips from many of its programmes online.

Germany's international broadcaster producing TV, radio and online services in German and many other languages. The section has an archive of programmes already broadcast.

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