use LWP;
$browser=LWP::UserAgent->new;
$url="http://tvguide.com/";;
$response=$browser->post($url, ['name'=>'email', 'id'=>'email', 'value'=>'[EMAIL PROTECTED]',]);
print"$response";
What you get back is a HTTP::Response object. Reading the docs for that class (perldoc HTTP::Response) says the HTML you want to scrape is in $response->content.
Read lwpcook (perldoc lwpcook) to understand the issues at hand, then install WWW::Mechanize and read the docs for that module. It's even more adapted to being a web browser than LWP::UserAgent and will make your life a lot easier.
This is a good (but old) introduction to Mechanize: http://www.perladvent.org/2002/16th/
/J
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