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Josh Goldman
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December 21, 2006
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Yet another show that will bite the dust… how many times can they re-hash the same “concept” but with different actors but get away with it? I swear, when ever I do watch TV, I see the same story lines over and over again… which is why I don’t do much watching these days.
Jon
NBC has been slow getting on the streaming boat, but just to correct this, ‘Heroes’ was the first show where they allowed access to all episodes. I think this must have happened at least two or three weeks ago. Same concept – will only be up until the new shows start.
It’s great that NBC is making a push for streaming, but everyone knows that the show people want to see the most from them is Heroes – and there won’t be a new episode until next year.
I would prefer watching “free” tv with a tivo system then paying for a commercial free on which I need to download, transfer then view. Until they can show “streaming shows” on television instead of crammed onto a 2-3 inch LCD display… I don’t see to many people resorting to this method of watching their favorite tv shows.
Jon
This is great, but the quality is still just ok. I wish they actually used Divx for these streams… The quality would be much better.