It looks like all the major TV networks have really gone all out on providing shows over the internet, and it's sweet. Oops, I forgot to catch 30 Rock last Thursday and my DVR didn't record it? No problem! Just head over to NBC's site and watch the full episode. Missed 24 on Fox? Catch that online too!

It's hard to imagine how much things have changed from just a year or two ago, and it really is for the better. You can catch the shows you missed, and the episodes tend to be pretty good quality overall.

So what am I complaining about? It's the new shows coming out right now. First it was Rob Corddry's The Winner and now it's Andy Richter, Tony Hale, and Conan O'Brien's Andy Barker, P.I. In each case, they've dumped several episodes online (Andy Barker has 6 episodes here), weeks ahead of the scheduled premiere. What the heck? If I'm interested in checking it out, I'll end up seeing at least a couple of the episodes. If it's good, I'll end up watching all of them. Which means that I won't get another new episode for 6 weeks after the premiere! Come on guys, how can I have the suspenseful anticipation of new episodes if you do that?

In more TV news, the new season of Entourage is fast approaching.