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[maureen_cohen]

iTunes currently has both The Crack in the Code and An Orphan Walks Into a Bar free for download.  But you have to download both as a bundle.

Quick iTunes link: Here

Comments

[crazyboothsocks]

Fox needs to let people watch The Finder on their own and not force it down people's throats. I mean I enjoyed it; It might be my new fandom...but I don't think forcing people to watch it is the right approach. It's just going to cause people retaliate from it.

But I also would never buy shows off of iTunes. They charge way too much imo. I think it's odd they charge more then stores and they're downloading. When you buy CD's or DVD/Blu Ray you are basically paying for the packaging/box not the actual discs...

[maureen_cohen]

I still haven't seen the Finder and don't intend on watching it, only Bones.

I only purchase the free episodes and lurk around the free episode part. But in the case of British television, iTunes is cheaper, but I rather own the DVDs for special features.

[crazyboothsocks]

I didn't think I would like The Finder based on the backdoor pilot but I was glad I was proven wrong.

US Network TV shows; I don't believe are cheaper.

[maureen_cohen]

US Network shows still tend to be cheaper on DVD. Amazon sells at the cheapest you can sell them and Doctor Who still costs about $40-$50 each boxset. While Bones is going for $25-$30. Standard price for Doctor Who is about $80 and Bones is about $60. True Blood goes for about $60.

[storywriter84]

Excellent!

[tv_fan_girl]

I was dead set on not watching it, but my DVR recorded the first few minutes of it. Well, it interested me enough that I went and downloaded the episode. I'm glad that I did. It was actually pretty good. Not as great as Bones, but decent enough to want to watch again.