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I’ve seen only one stray episode so this gets me on the bandwagon. A fine piece of you-tubery.

A hand edited collection of the best free, instantly available TV on the web. Lovingly. [via kottke]

For all you BSG nerds (like me).

Religious nutbag on a TV show goes wacko about darksiders. The stereotype trough overfloweth on this one. Sweet irony at the end of the clip.

Ever wonder what Triumph the comic dog really looked like? “Look no further”:http://www.flickr.com/photos/12481400@N00/89823210/in/set-72057594052294194/. Somehow discovering Triumph resembles Salman Rushdie’s little brother makes the poop jokes seem more poignant. But only a little.

Is it me, or have these things really not improved over the last 20 years?

I just finished watching a very provocative Frontline episode: Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero. The program deeply explored the religious and theological experience of the effects of September 11th from many viewpoints. The litany and diversity of the thoughts were deeply resonating, though the religious participants and opinions were on the fairly academic side [...]

Tonight was the farewell episode for the character of Dr. Mark Green on E.R., one of only two or three shows I make an effort to watch every week, and one that I’ve watched for years now. I was so profoundly moved by tonight’s story as Mark, played by Anthony Edwards, spends his last days [...]

This article in Salon sums up what was so wrong with the “special” Wednesday episode of the West Wing that dealt with the events of 9.11. This quote was the most interesting in the article:

“The biggest problem, though, was the show’s message, or lack thereof. Sanctimonious Sam’s (Rob Lowe) insistence that terror never works [...]