The best way is if your laptop and TV both have a HDMI port and then you use a HDMI cable.
If the laptop has not got a HDMI port then pretty much all flat screen TVs have a VGA port on the so you can use a standard computer monitor VGA cable to connect them, if you use this method you'll also need a separate cable for the audio, exactly which cable you'd need for this depends on the form the PC audio input socket is on your TV.
I've no idea Chuck! It keeps freezing up all the time. It got worse over a course of a week. In the end I couldn't even do a quick scan and I couldn't shut it down so I had to take the battery out. It was also getting warm quite quickly. I had a problem with the fan a year ago and they had the laptop twice for that reason... maybe it's the fan again not working properly :/
Hmmmm... how do I know which one I will need out of the 2 links for the audio??
Would it help if I took a pic of the back of the TV to show you? (I take the red & white jacks would be for the TV on the 2nd link?!)