You may stream Nat Geo TV content on your computer with a supported browser on NationalGeographic.com/tv.

Note that you must sign in to your TV provider to access the live streams and the latest on-demand episodes of your favorite shows.

If you have a question about signing in to your current TV provider, select the scenario below that best applies for more details:

• How do I sign in to my TV provider?
• What if my TV provider is not listed?
• What if I forgot my TV provider username and/or password?
• What if my TV provider and internet provider aren’t the same?

How do I sign in to my TV provider?

To sign in with your TV provider:

1. On the website, select Link TV Provider under the dropdown menu next to the account owner’s name.
2. Select your TV provider and sign in using the credentials associated with your TV provider account.

If your sign-in is successful, full-episode playback or live stream of your favorite Nat Geo TV shows will be available.

Having trouble signing out? If you are repeatedly being prompted to sign in to your TV provider, you may visit your device manufacturer’s help site for support. Should your issue persist, you may contact Nat Geo TV Support through the email option below.

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What if my TV provider is not listed?

If you don’t see your provider included in our list of participating TV providers, it’s possible that your TV provider isn’t participating just yet. We’re working hard to add more providers in the near future.

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What if I forgot my TV provider username and/or password?

You can retrieve your account information or register for an account directly through your TV provider’s help site or support team. You may also be able to register for a new username from your TV provider on their website.

For additional assistance with your TV provider account, please contact your TV provider.

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What if my TV provider and internet provider aren’t the same?

If your TV provider is different from your internet provider, use your TV provider username and password instead of your internet provider sign-in credentials.

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