Ready to find your next entertainment fix, why not check out a new TV show for free on Tubi?

Tubi may already be one of your favorites as a free movie streaming service, but they also have plenty of TV shows. And best of all, you don't have to pay an extra dime to check out everything they have to offer. From the latest TV shows on the major networks to retro productions you might not have seen in a while, there's a little something for everyone.

But where do you start? We've done the hard part for you. We've curated some of our favorite picks that will never steer you wrong when it comes to good TV. Keep reading for three of our favorite picks for the best free shows on Tubi right now.

Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington) is moving on from her life as a consultant to the president by opening a crisis management firm. While in Washington helping the president's campaign, she has a relationship with the same man. She put an end to all of that by founding Olivia Pope & Associates, but her past soon comes back to haunt her as she tries to remain the best "fixer" in the industry.

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Based on the novel by Stephen King, this thriller follows Johnny Smith (Anthony Michael Hall), a teacher who is in a coma after a car accident; when he awakens six years later, he finds that he has acquired psychic powers, and that he can now use his powers to help others. When he touches people and objects, he can see visions of the past and future. Wanting to escape his old life (as well as his wife's), Smith uses this new ability to solve crimes and become a force in the community.

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Gordon Ramsay is on a mission to help a struggling restaurant get back on its feet. A renowned chef, he travels across the country to offer his expertise to restaurants that have long since lost their way, tackling a variety of issues that prevent them from thriving, including poor management, food safety issues, and menu problems. Ultimately, Ramsay will give each restaurant a complete makeover, inside and out, from the décor to the menu, and run it like a well-oiled machine. Of course, it is up to them to implement what they have learned.

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