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Just watched the sneak preview of AMC's upcoming series m hosted by Hulu. It's called 'Rubicon', and will premier on AMC on August 9th I believe. The Sneak Preview, is just shy of an hour long, and IMO, if it is indicative of the rest of the series, then AMC's got a winner on it's hands. Link to the Premier episode on Hulu: http://www.hulu.com/watch/156037/rubicon-pilot

[snip] According to a Los Angeles Times report, Hulu, the online video site second only to YouTube in monthly video streams in the U.S., will roll out a subscription service as soon as May 24. The site will continue to allow users to watch the last five episodes of the series they carry for free. If viewers want to watch beyond that, though, they would have to pay $9.95 per month. [snip] Ultimately, the report says, even the few commercials aired on Hulu will increase to match those of network TV.

Huilu has added the 1940's(?) Brit 'Sherlock Holmes' TV series to their line up, with episodes 1 to 39. Back when I only had terrestrial TV, I used to enjoy watching the nightly episode aired on my local PBS channel before going to sleep.

I just noticed on the 'Recently Added' list on Hulu, that they have added the first season of Magnum P.I. to their content. I hope they keep adding seasons ala SG-1.

Huzzah! :o)

I am of the opinion, that tommorrow, Fri 21st, will be the day Hulu puts up season 6 of Stargate SG 1, for streaming. Sometime tomorrow, through early Saturday morning. 8o)

If you haven't been to Hulu in the last week oe so, they've added Season 5 to their 'Stargate SG-'1 offerings! Just in time for ne. I just finished off Season 4 about a week ago. Hulu has been berry berry good to me this summer. :o) BTW: can anyone tell me where chronologically in the series, the two movies fit in to the overarching plotline?

Nothing free and awesome lasts forever. Case in point: Hulu.com. According to Jonathan Miller, News Corps.'s chief digital officer, Hulu may begin charging for some online content in the near future. Hulu, which provides a collection of full TV episodes, movies, and video clips, currently is supported by its advertising revenue. But when asked whether or not Hulu will begin charging for content, Miller said that "the answer could be yes. I don't see why over time that shouldn't happen." News Corp -- parent of Fox -- owns a sizable portion of Hulu, along with NBC Universal and Disney, so...