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Re:Old news...
STTNG, Voyager, Stargate, Atlantis are online via ShoutCast...
ShoutCast is the Nullsoft/AOL internet radio site. Do you mean Fancast?
Assuming you meant the latter, I went to their site and found ST:TOS, but nothing about ST:TNG. I don't think that TNG is available on any of these ad-supported, media-company-supported sites.
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Twilight Zone - The Thought Police
This is really very disturbing. I strongly recommend you spend the 20 minutes looking at this poignant Twilight Zone episode about the thought police. http://www.fancast.com/tv/The-Twilight-Zone/97525/626446465/The-Twilight-Zone-(12-hr)-Penny-for-Your-Thoughts/videos
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Re:This Just In:
Of course, you can already watch TV on the internet as provided by the large networks. It's known as Hulu, and you can watch stuff for free (with some commercials) at places like this. It's not as revolutionary as being able to download via bittorrent, but it's a step in the right direction. Adult Swim does their own thing though. They put new videos of shows on their web site every friday.
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Re:Batman?Well, they're new Fancast site has quite a large collection of television shows available for free (not just to Comcast customers, either). They seem to have a decent collection of current shows, like Battlestar Galactica, Eureka, and Bionic Woman. But they also have some older shows, too, like Airwolf, BSG 1978, and even all the old episodes of Firefly,...
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Re:Batman?Well, they're new Fancast site has quite a large collection of television shows available for free (not just to Comcast customers, either). They seem to have a decent collection of current shows, like Battlestar Galactica, Eureka, and Bionic Woman. But they also have some older shows, too, like Airwolf, BSG 1978, and even all the old episodes of Firefly,...
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Re:Batman?Well, they're new Fancast site has quite a large collection of television shows available for free (not just to Comcast customers, either). They seem to have a decent collection of current shows, like Battlestar Galactica, Eureka, and Bionic Woman. But they also have some older shows, too, like Airwolf, BSG 1978, and even all the old episodes of Firefly,...
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Re:Batman?Well, they're new Fancast site has quite a large collection of television shows available for free (not just to Comcast customers, either). They seem to have a decent collection of current shows, like Battlestar Galactica, Eureka, and Bionic Woman. But they also have some older shows, too, like Airwolf, BSG 1978, and even all the old episodes of Firefly,...
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Re:Batman?Well, they're new Fancast site has quite a large collection of television shows available for free (not just to Comcast customers, either). They seem to have a decent collection of current shows, like Battlestar Galactica, Eureka, and Bionic Woman. But they also have some older shows, too, like Airwolf, BSG 1978, and even all the old episodes of Firefly,...
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Re:Batman?Well, they're new Fancast site has quite a large collection of television shows available for free (not just to Comcast customers, either). They seem to have a decent collection of current shows, like Battlestar Galactica, Eureka, and Bionic Woman. But they also have some older shows, too, like Airwolf, BSG 1978, and even all the old episodes of Firefly,...
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Re:Batman?Well, they're new Fancast site has quite a large collection of television shows available for free (not just to Comcast customers, either). They seem to have a decent collection of current shows, like Battlestar Galactica, Eureka, and Bionic Woman. But they also have some older shows, too, like Airwolf, BSG 1978, and even all the old episodes of Firefly,...