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There are several ways to do this and it mostly depends on your TV and your computer inputs and outputs.

Step 1

The easiest way:
If you have an output in the back of your computer that looks like this:

it is called HDMI and if you have the same input on your TV, all you will need is a cable to hook them up, then go to step two.

This is the cable you need: (about $20)

You can buy it here

This is best way to do it because you only need one cable (audio and video use the same cable). All other solutions will need 2 cables, one for audio and one for video.

If you do not have HDMI on your computer the next best way to do this is to use a DVI cable and an audio cable. They are typically sold separately in stores, but Amazon sells them as one cable for about $28.

Link to buy it: click here

To use this cable, you need to check that you have the correct inputs.

DVI inputs:

and the audio inputs:

If you don't have either of these, smack me and I'll add on the slightly more complex way to do it with a VGA output.

Step 2

Hook up the wires to your computer and your television.

Make sure that your television is changed to the appropriate input

Step 3

All you have to do now is change your monitor setting to use the television. In windows, you can do this by right mouse clicking on the desktop, click "properties", and go to the "settings" tab.

From there you should select the monitor 2, and you can either check use the devise as the primary monitor, or extend my windows desktop onto this monitor. (that's up to you, it's a personal preference) next choose the screen resolution and click "ok".

If you don't like the setting that you chose, don't worry, you can always change it.

Once you have your browser on the TV, click F11 to make it full screen. 

If you are using a Mac, you need to figure it out yourself ;-)

Have fun.