SideReel, the site that lets you track your favorite shows online and provides you with the best ways for watching them, has announced a new Google TV optimized version of the site which is available in beta for GTV users. To access this optimized site on Google TV, simply visit SideReel.com in Chrome and the GTV version will automatically load.

The service allows you to create an account, follow your favorite shows, and will provide you with the best ways to watch them online. For example, clicking on the 30 rock link on the homepage of the Google TV optimized site takes you to an Amazon Video page where you can easily purchase the episode to watch.

We will do a full review of this service down the road, looking at the kinds of free versus paid offerings available through SideReel. For now, continue reading after the break for the full press release.

SideReel, the largest independent TV destination on the web with more than 12 million monthly unique users, today released SideReel for Google TV – a version of the SideReel website optimized for viewing through Google TV.
“SideReel’s mission is to provide a personalized guide to television online, whether you’re watching on your TV, your computer, or another device,” said CEO Roman Arzhintar. “SideReel helps you track your favorite shows, gives you updates of new episodes, and lets you choose the best sources to watch them.”
With the ease of a remote, Google TV users can access all their tracked shows on the TV via the “My Shows” option. SideReel also highlights its recommendations for top shows, organized by genre.
SideReel indexes all major sources on the web and is the largest community of TV fans tracking shows online, attracting over 1 million visits per day.
About SideReel
Founded in 2007, SideReel helps users find, track and watch shows online. SideReel’s library includes over 24,000 shows, more than 500,000 episodes, original editorial and video recaps for TV shows, recommendations, and the latest news, reviews and gossip – all in one place. If it’s online, it’s on SideReel. For more information please visit: http://www.sidereel.com/_us/about#news