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I just finished watching Arrested Development. It was very depressing because I DID NOT WANT THAT SHIT TO END.
My brother and mom have been watching Heroes, and my brother got caught up by watching the show online. He just has to sit though the commercials and he's able to watch the show, time slot scheduling be damned.
Does online TV shows mean that shows will have a better opportunity to live a little longer without being cancelled? If the shows episodes are available online, and you have to sit throught the commercials as if it were Cable, then the networks still get the revenue to keep the show afloat. I can see how it can be a good thing.
Or is there more to it than that?
(I ripped the thread title from www.youhavebadtasteinmusic.com)
My brother and mom have been watching Heroes, and my brother got caught up by watching the show online. He just has to sit though the commercials and he's able to watch the show, time slot scheduling be damned.
Does online TV shows mean that shows will have a better opportunity to live a little longer without being cancelled? If the shows episodes are available online, and you have to sit throught the commercials as if it were Cable, then the networks still get the revenue to keep the show afloat. I can see how it can be a good thing.
Or is there more to it than that?
(I ripped the thread title from www.youhavebadtasteinmusic.com)
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