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Does it seem like whenever you turn on the television, you're bombarded by bad news? Well switch off the idiot box and fire up the internet because there’s another option. Just point your browser to GoodMagazine's YouTube channel!

Here you'll only find good news, like the story of a man who made an all-natural gym and donated it to his community, and the tale of David Graves, a beekeeper who keeps his hives at the top of a high-rise New York apartment block!

For as long as there have been viral videos, the phenomenon has been parodied. But our latest comedy series Get Hit somehow manages to breathe new life into this tired format.

The secret could be its creators and stars Peter Blomquist and Jeff Wiens. These guys are genuinely funny, and they make what could easily be a dud pretty addictive viewing.

Pushing Twilight seems more like a psychological experiment than your run-of-the-mill thriller drama series, and this is a big part of its charm.

This unique web series came from the Red Bull "After Hours: Web Series Challenge, a competition which gave amateur filmmakers the chance to work with a big budget. Perhaps it’s this grassroots approach which gives this series its fresh appeal.

It's a slow burner though, with the first two episodes appearing a little cheesy at times. Stick with it for the full seven though and you'll be rewarded.

Mary Van Note is a successful stand-up comedian in San Francisco, and now she has her own web series! The Mary Van Note Show follows the socially inept Mary as she tries to win the heart of San Francisco mayor Grant Newsom.

It's a bit of a one-joke series, but if you find that one joke funny this will still be up your alley.

What happens when a popular television morning show gets shafted to the internet? They create Good Morning Internet, the latest satire to join our comedy category.

The humor is a little groan inducing, but you can't help but giggle in spite of the awkwardness. Or perhaps it's because of it!

In the tradition of Dexter comes Getting Away With Murder, a darkly funny comedy series about a cold-blooded hitman who still lives with his mother.

It's an original concept, and one that's brilliantly executed by star Gilbert John and his cast mates. It's a little too bloodthirsty for my tastes, but it's so well done it's impossible not to be impressed.

Twenty somethings are the forgotten demographic of television dramas. In the television world people jump from awkward teens to confident adults with high powered careers in one dramatic leap. As a twenty something myself I was thrilled to find an online series that speaks about my experiences. That series is Young American Bodies.

New episodes of Young American Bodies are posted every weekday, so you're never waiting too long to see what happens next. You can also look back at seasons one and two, with all past episodes archived for your viewing pleasure.

If you like to step outside the mainstream, you’ll love Lunchbox. Our newest entertainment news channel will give you the lowdown on what's hot, and what's not, in indie film, music, culture, and much more.

The hosts are hilarious, the topics are interesting, and I'll definitely come back daily for my fix.

Wilfred is a demented little gem from Australia. And now this acclaimed black comedy has made its way to tVadio!

It's the story of a guy and a girl, and the dog that comes between them. But Wilfred isn't just any dog. He's a talking, manipulative, pot-smoking pooch who'll stop at nothing to get his own way!

For all the internet news you need to know delivered fast, look no further than MediaBytes.

Shelly Palmer delivers all the hottest news almost every day in his short two-minute podcasts. He knows his stuff and the stories come thick and fast so there’s no risk of getting bored.