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"I&amp;#039;ll admit it: I&amp;#039;m so obsessed with my  TiVo that it was probably happy when the writer&amp;#039;s strike went into effect this spring \u2013 it finally got to relax from recording two to three shows every night. With the writer&amp;#039;s strike come and gone and summertime shows gearing up, I was getting ready to overload my TiVo again with my favorite summer shows ( So You Think You Can Dance, anyone? Even my Dad likes that show!) and old re-runs when I finally discovered the magic that is  Hulu. Hulu is a Web site that offers users free videos of dozens of TV shows. Unlike network Web site&amp;#039;s where there&amp;#039;s a limited number of episodes available to watch, Hulu offers entire seasons of some shows. There&amp;#039;s everything from the first two seasons of  Buffy The Vampire Slayer to the most recent episode of  The Colbert Report - it&amp;#039;s basically every TV-addict&amp;#039;s dream. It&amp;#039;s the perfect place to catch up on  The Office and watch new shows like  In Plain Sight. Registration is optional and ads are minimal. Bonus: There&amp;#039;s a small collection of feature-length films you can watch, free of charge.  As a self-proclaimed connoisseur of TV, I can&amp;#039;t believe I&amp;#039;ve hopped on the bandwagon so late. Although Hulu&amp;#039;s large selection is still growing (Hi, where&amp;#039;s  Grey&amp;#039;s Anatomy?), it&amp;#039;s a great place for TV fans to satisfy any cravings they have over the summer. At the very least, it&amp;#039;ll hold me over until  Gossip Girl starts in the fall. Any other fans of Hulu? What shows do you watch online? Off to watch  Arrested Development, Allyson Ayers Editorial Intern "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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