http://www.hulu.com/
I searched and didn't find this mentioned. Pretty interesting site. I was approved 3-4 days after I applied for the Beta. Basically watch (at good quality!) any TV shows you might have missed.
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Good choice putting $4,000 rims on your 1990 Honda Civic. That's like Betty White going out and getting her tits done.
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I've signed up for both Hulu and Joost. Both are really easy to use and provide good video quality (not HD-level, but certainly better than YouTube). Joost requires an install of a player while Hulu is strictly browser-based.
Joost has a lot of content but not much that's nationally recognizable (although they do have Fifth Gear if you're a fan).
Hulu's got network-approved content complete with full episodes of a lot of well-known shows (though mostly NBC- and Fox-affiliated properties). You really have to be careful and look for the little "TV" icon that denotes a full episode. Otherwise you'll just get clips of the shows.
Definitely a good resource for a HTPC.
--Alan
Joost has a lot of content but not much that's nationally recognizable (although they do have Fifth Gear if you're a fan).
Hulu's got network-approved content complete with full episodes of a lot of well-known shows (though mostly NBC- and Fox-affiliated properties). You really have to be careful and look for the little "TV" icon that denotes a full episode. Otherwise you'll just get clips of the shows.
Definitely a good resource for a HTPC.
--Alan