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TechCrunch reports that Hulu has added The Daily Show and Colbert Report.
Because Hulu is now streaming full episodes of The Daily Show With Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report, from Comedy Central. No more Tivo. No more dealing with BitTorrent. I can just log in and watch the show in 480p, and that makes me very, very happy.
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Cool but I still prefer watching those shows on TV, in bed, just before I head off to dreamland where Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert live in Conan O'Brien's pompadour.
Posted by: Ann | June 11, 2008 at 05:59 PM
I find the excessive amount of commercials on hulu very annoying so I don't use the site.
I wish they'd show all the ads at the beginning of the program and then let us watch uninterrupted.
How many times do I need to see the same freaking ad, anyway!
I highly recommend http://www.surfthechannel.com instead. I also love old movies and use http://www.americafree.tv/
Does anyone else have any good websites for watching tv shows or movies?
Posted by: trixare4kids | June 12, 2008 at 01:25 AM
the daily show and colbert are shown on their websites free with only 15 second adds at the designated times
Posted by: ahab | October 10, 2008 at 08:41 AM