Classic Warner Bros. Shows Coming to Comcast onDemand and Fancast.com in Q4 2008

[Pavan]

http://www.sitcomsonline.com/blog/2008/09/wb-shows-on-fancast-thewbcom-and-on.html

Please discuss.

[tvfan0101]

TheWB.com is really a terrible designed website, with far too much clutter. I find Fancast easier to navigate, but Hulu is probably my favorite of the free, ad-supported streaming television portals. What I find frustrating with all of these portals, and TheWB.com, is the selection of episodes for various shows. Some shows offer the entire first season, which is great for folks who want to start at the beginning, but others only have a handful from one season or a selection from different seasons.

In a perfect world, every episode from every season would be available. Barring that, I would at least expect a full season rather than a half-dozen chosen from the middle of a season. Ah, well.

[DSfan]

I like going to www.surfthechannel.com.

They have all the new shows + hundreds of old ones for free and they actually work with no problem, unlike most other sites.

They also have movies and cartoons, etc. You guys should check it out.

[MrBand]

I'm excited about the prospects of classic WB shows on Comcast OnDemand. I just hope the deal doesn't mean that we'll be losing the Sony shows.

[Pavan]

Classic Warner Bros. series added to Comcast onDemand and Fancast.com:

http://www.sitcomsonline.com/blog/2008/12/comcast-ondemand-adds-classic-warner.html

[Robert 13]

I am excited at the prospect of seeing Classic Warner Bros. tv on OnDemand. I hope they add "It's A Living". That would be phenomenal! :)

[bencasey]

To most people, "classic" Warner Brothers shows are the detective and western shows from the late 50s, not some dopey sitcoms from the 80s.