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500+ channels
Plus an iPod
and STILL nothin' good to watch!
Posted on 01/26/2006 12:52:29 AM PST by Panerai
Apple has added frameworks for a number of new shows from different networks on the iTunes Music Store. At the time of this posting, most of listings did not have shows available for download, but the following pages have appeared in iTunes:
The N - South of Nowhere (Season 1)
SOAPnet - Soapography (Season 1)
Nickelodeon - SpongeBob SquarePants (Season 1), Dora the Explorer (Season 1), Zoey 101
MTV - Beavis and Butt-Head, Laguna Beach, Wonder Showzen, Gauntlet 2, My Super Sweet 16 (Season 1-2), Jackass, Punk'd (Season 1-3)
Comedy Central - South Park (Season 1-2), Drawn Together (Season 1-2), Best of Comedy Central Stand-Up
ABC Family - Wildfire (Season 1-2)
As previously noted, Disney has also included a number of new short films as well.
South Park Ping !!!
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500+ channels
Plus an iPod
and STILL nothin' good to watch!
So, where's your list of the TV that's supposedly going to be available on the iPod?
iTunes is steadily increasing the number of shows available for download.
One of these days, they will actually have one worth watching.
What the heck is "The N"? Never heard of that channel.
It's Nickelodeon's commercial-free channel. It's known as "Noggin" during the day and programmed for pre-schoolers. At night it's "The N" and aimed at pre-teens.
Now, who wants to watch TV on a tiny screen?
SD
People who are traveling. On an airplane or bus, a tiny screen is pretty good compared to just sitting there.
You can also find the un-aired episodes of the cancelled Fox series "Night Stalker"...
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