Reddit reviews NP-05B Remote PDU, UL-STD TUV Listed, 5 Switchable Outlets. Manufactured and Supported in USA. Control Via Web, Telnet, USB Serial Port.

The 2 comments are pointing you in the right direction for the timer.

Regarding the TV, both of their suggestions are good. My kids don't have a TV in their rooms but they all use the electronics in the Loft which all 4 of their rooms open directly into; I use these powerstrips and turn off the outlets that power the TV, computers and sound system after my "bedtime" timed event. I used the catch the boys waking up early to play games online or watch youtube videos.

Best I can help is in IT we used 'managed power strips' While not wireless, it can still be connected to the network.

Example here

Network accessible power switch/strips exist for remote power cycling if a system becomes unresponsive. This would be an example, but there are plenty of options and pricepoints out there.

Something like this PDU May do the job.

https://www.amazon.com/Managed-Designed-Manufactured-Synaccess-Networks/dp/B0039OZKPE

These are probably both much more expensive options than you want, but:

• Out-of-band management like DRAC/iLO/etc. It's a card that will power the system on, give you remote console, etc. http://serverfault.com/questions/235976/ilo-and-drac-equivalents
  
  
• A KVM of sorts, indeed -- KVM over IP: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KVM_switch#Remote_KVM_devices -- combined with power strip over IP (such as this one)

Maybe if the offshore IT people were up to snuff they would have invested in https://www.amazon.com/Managed-Designed-Manufactured-Synaccess-Networks/dp/B0039OZKPE and its big brothers Every data center we use has monitored power.

Why don't you just plug it in to one of these?

Edit: Or a less expensive version.