Wireless to wired?

I need to bring my wireless network to a cable for my TVset.
My internet connection is streamed wireless by my Airport Extreme. The most easy way to get internet to my tv is to run a wire from the Extreme and to the TV but it can't be done.
I have an Airport Express laying around and thought, maybe I could connect it to the existing wireless network and then into a cable. I have read something about making a WDS network but it seems like my Extreme can't do this.
I tired to follow this guide but I can't figure it out.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4262
Cheers
Soren

The versions of AirPort Extreme and AirPort Express that you have will determine whether you must use WDS or Apple's newer and much better "Extend a wireless network" feature.
Is your AirPort Extreme the "square" version (with rounded corners), or do you have the older "round" version that looks like a flyer saucer?
Check the side of your AirPort Express for the model number to see what version you have. It will likely be either A 1088 or A 1264. The newer "n" version of the AirPort Express is the A 1264 model.

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