Settings
Picture & sound
Sleep timer
Family mode
Channels
Star a channel to put it at the top of the guide. Hide one to skip it when changing channels.
The remote
- ↑↓
- Change channel
- 0–9
- Type a channel number
- L
- Last channel
- G
- Guide (arrows move, Enter watches)
- ←→
- Volume
- M
- Sound on or off
- C
- Captions
- F
- Full screen
- T
- Old tube TV look
- S
- Settings
- P
- Picture in picture
- I
- What’s on
On a phone, swipe up or down on the picture to flip channels.
Everything here streams from the Internet Archive, a nonprofit library. If you enjoy it, donate to the Archive.
Something wrong on a channel, or an idea? tubebro@proton.me
Rabbit Ears
Cable TV from the attic
Over a hundred channels of Saturday-morning cartoons, sitcom reruns, drive-in creature features, game shows, old-time radio, hymns and sermons, all from the Internet Archive and all on right now. There's no menu of shows and no pause button. Turn it on and you land mid-episode, like flipping on the old set in the den, and everyone tuned to a channel is watching the same moment.
To install it as an app: tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
↑↓ channels G guide ? the remote
Swipe up and down to channel surf!
Viewer discretion advised. Some channels carry R-rated movies, horror and mature content, and programs are picked partly by computer, so mistakes slip through. Read the notices.
The lineup
Pick one to turn on thereNotices
Viewer advisory
RABBIT EARS programs over a hundred channels from public uploads to the Internet Archive. Some channels carry R-rated films, graphic horror, violence, strong language and mature themes, and not everything here is suitable for children. Parents, please supervise younger viewers.
Channels are put together partly by search and partly by hand, so mistakes happen: a program can land on the wrong channel, turn out to be in another language, or not be what its title says.
Report a problem or suggest something
See something that shouldn't be on, or have a show or channel you'd like to see? Email tubebro@proton.me. For a problem, please include the channel number, the time you saw it and the program's title; the title in the info bar links to the program's page on the Archive, and that link helps most.
Legal notice
RABBIT EARS does not host, upload or store any video or audio. Every program streams directly from the Internet Archive (archive.org), and each listing links to its page there. RABBIT EARS is an independent project, not affiliated with or endorsed by the Internet Archive or by any network, studio, ministry or program named in its listings; those names and marks belong to their owners. Program descriptions and episode details come from the Internet Archive, TVmaze and Wikipedia. Channel names and logos are RABBIT EARS's own.
Copyright and DMCA
Because the files are hosted by the Internet Archive, copyright complaints, including DMCA takedown notices, should go to the Internet Archive, which removes infringing items under its Copyright Policy (more at help.archive.org):
Internet Archive Copyright Agent300 Funston Ave., San Francisco, CA 94118
info@archive.org
Once the Archive removes an item it drops off RABBIT EARS at the next weekly check. Rights holders who also want a program taken off our schedule right away can email tubebro@proton.me with the Archive link, and it will be removed.