I should have posted this a couple of months ago—shows how behind I am with my blogging—but, because this is a web series, you can view the episodes at your own leisure.
Coma is a gritty and highly stylized web series. Paul Ben-Victor plays the role of Zoli in it. Each episode is only four to seven minutes in length, including the credits; and I should warn you that there is some language. There are a total of seven episodes in this series.
To watch, click on the link below to go to the Crackle.com website. It will start on the first episode and automatically take you through each successive episode, except for the last two episodes. Those last two episodes have been switched, so you’ll need to choose episode six then seven (from the scrolling list on the right) if you want to watch the episodes in their proper order.
The first season of The Invisible Man is now available to watch online! NBC/Universal and Fox have joined forces to create an online video on demand service that offers full-length episodes of their current and past TV shows as well as a limited selection of movies, clips and other content. The site, called Hulu, which has been in beta mode for months, made its public launch today. And I’m happy to say that The Invisible Man is among the TV shows that are available for streaming!
All of the first season episodes of I-Man are up and I’m hoping that we get season two at some point, but that will most likely depend on how popular the show becomes. Hulu has a nifty feature that lists shows and episodes in order of popularity, so the more people that watch, the higher the show goes in the popularity rankings. Viewers can also rate the episodes and leave reviews.
In addition to Hulu, all the first season episodes of I-Man are available for viewing on AOL Video.
One of the really neat features of Hulu is that it allows the embedding of its videos onto other websites. So, with that, I present The Invisible Man’s Pilot episode courtesy of Hulu.com.
Before Greg Yaitanes’ contract was terminated by Fox, Greg directed a recently aired episode of Prison Break called “Under & Out.” Spoiler TV has a great little behind-the-scenes video of that episode. Check it out!
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If you’re a fan of Babylon 5, you’ll enjoy this podcast interview with Mike McCafferty. Mike spends an hour talking Babylon 5 with the same group that interviewed him recently on the Slice of SciFi Show.
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