LD's Guide to Japan

NBC’s answer to YouTube.  It’s really pretty awesome.  They have tons of shows, both current and retired, that you can watch full episodes of with “limited commercial interruption”—meaning that they show 30-second advertisements to you in the places where commercial breaks would normally go—in the same way that they stream tv episodes on the network websites.  Hulu is still in beta, so you have to register for the beta and then wait until they let you join.  I registered a little less than a month ago and just now am being allowed to join.  But it’s worth your time to register, at least.  They’ve got things like the “Alfred Hitchcock Hour/Presents,” “The Crow: Stairway to Heaven,” “Doogie Howser, M.D.,” and tons of other classics along with a large library of currents.

And now I know how I’ll be spending much of my winter vacation…