• 1. Hulu.com

This site is listed as number one for a reason. They've got a great collection of TV shows and Movies. There's by no means an exhaustive list going on, for instance they don't give away entire seasons, but you can watch maybe 4 full episodes of the year.

• 2. Veoh.com

This site isn't bad. No movies, but you'll find TV episodes here. They've also got search results bringing up publicly shared videos.

• 3. Archive.org/details/movies

Definitely the spot for free classics. Especially, old movies are under the Creative Commons License.

• 4. Graboid.com

Paid membership is optional, but limited to download size of 2000 MB (for reference, Sweet Home Alabama is just over 4500 MB.)

• 5. Watch-Movies.net

This site's interesting. The movie might be interrupted because essentially the site organizes 2 or 3 clips that are posted elsewhere online.

• 6. CinemaWiki.TV

You'll find something like 4 YouTube.com style video players per movie. Some titles that are posted come only in languages that aren't English, or they'll be blocked entirely for "your region." Still a good resource.

Bonus 7: For you Netflix members

You may already know about the Instant Watch system they've got going on, (you do now anyway.) Guess what? New option just came around the bend. Pay $99 for a box to hook up to your TV and you can stream the same Instant Watch selection from your couch rather than desk chair (though, I'm sure by now you've read my other hub on sneaky exercise and have replace it with a yoga ball, right? Right?)

At any rate, enjoy your newly discovered resources.