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Squee Moment–A moment that was so great it made you go squee.

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Each week we watch one show and offer up three opinions. Many times we agree and other times we fight to the death to decide whose opinion is right. Unfortunately you won’t get to see the thunderdome but whats left is One Show, Three Opinions. This week is Knight Rider

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Jimmy Kimmel responding to the previously seen “Im f@cking Matt Damon” video. If you missed it last night then watch now. You won’t regret it. continue reading »

This will be an ongoing, constantly updated blog about the Academy Awards (the oscars) currently airing on ABC

7:34 Ha “Thank God for teen pregnancy” Jon tells us about the depressing set of best picture nominations

7:36 Funny that Norbit got a nomination and it just took home almost all continue reading »

Each week we’ll watch one show and offer up three opinions. As always sometimes we’ll agree and sometimes we’ll violently disagree enough to put out a mob hit on each other. Fortunately we’ll come to our senses and cancel the hit. You won’t get to see any of that Sopranos action but whats left is One Show, Three Opinions. This week is the new show Eli Stone.

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Note: We do not participate or condone illegal downloading. This post is part of a series of post on how to watch free online TV shows, and represents just one of many ways to watch TV online for free.

Everyone wants to know where they can download free online tv shows. You can see many tv shows on network web sites (fox.com, abc.com, etc), or see some full episodes on youtube before they’re taken down for copyright infringement. There are also sites like Joox that have problems with shows being taken down. Hulu will be open to the public in March ’08, but they don’t have every tv show, and they have those pesky ads.

The best way I know to download free online tv shows is to continue reading »

Enjoy this classic episode of The Tick, in which the need for a superhero license reveals that The Tick doesn’t know anything about his past… Classic TV weekends is made possible by Hulu.
The Tick Season 1 Episode 4: “The License” (22 minutes) continue reading »

Before I begin this post let me declare here and now that I am very happy the writers have returned to work. They are a welcome re-addition to the entertainment world and my own personal God (In Joss we trust) is a writer so don’t hate me for what I say……

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This weekly feature highlights TV-related posts on non-tv-themed blogs that I like to read regularly. Enjoy the links.

• Mental Floss found a treasure; Futuristic predictions of television sets (predicted in 1962 for the year 1975). I was made for linking you baby…

• Read Techcrunch’s post on an Apple patent about adding widgets and chat to their apple tv device to make the world a better place. Make link not war. continue reading »

The Writers Guild announced Tuesday evening that its membership voted 3,492 to 283 to end the 3-month strike. This means that WGA members can return to work immediately and salvage some of those shows we’ve been missing. I know many of the shows won’t be back this television season and this is, of course, sad. However, I think this will be good for us all in the end. A well paid writer is a happier writer (ha!). So perhaps this means those (totally rare) once boring story lines will now be spurned on to new levels of interesting with the new residuals burning the writers pockets. continue reading »