Spreety.com is positioning itself with the big boys. It aims to be the preferred site for those who miss TV shows or wish to view all their ‘TV’ over the net. They cover an incredible range of TV genres and are obviously trawling for a wide audience… but do they have what it takes to reel them all in?

The site does not offer its own content; it simply links into to the viewing sections of individual show sites. However, Spreety.com does give viewers all the choice in one place and provides comprehensive access to a range of free and pay to view kids online TV.

There are educational categories such as ‘documentaries’, ‘science’ and ‘history’.

This site has hundreds of shows, all listed under categories. The navigation is logical and fairly quick. However, in terms of visuals it’s just overkill. The site is VERY cluttered, making it a little intimidating and off putting, particularly for kids to use.

Different genres are listed and ‘Kids TV’ is one of these.

The individual shows were all listed, using their show logos, in alphabetical listings. However, it would have been easier to find specific shows if they had been broken down by alphabetical headings.

Below the list of show logos, each show is then listed again, this time with information and various links. This doesn’t need to be listed here as you can access the same information by clicking on the logos. It is just another example of content overload in a site that already has slow loading pages.

The aim of this site is to complement or replace the TV. It can act as a means of catching up on missed shows or for daily viewing. It has paid and free sections, videos which are full length or just clips, as well as classic and modern TV shows of all categories.