I hope this doesn't kill Hulu or NBC/Universal content from Amazon VoD.

Comcast isn't going to want their subscribers to have the option of purchasing content elsewhere.

Truth be told, I'm more concerned about Amazon VoD since I've actually paid for that content.

Apple would have to make itunes available to other devices before I'd even consider that.

I purchase season passes for my favorite shows from Amazon's VOD service so I can watch them on my TV via Roku.

Amazon is available from many Sony, Samsung & LG televisions as well (although I don't understand why Sony doesn't make it available via the PS3).

Viewing on the PC is fine, but I don't want to have to hook up my laptop to the TV every time I want to watch a show I purchase & I certainly wouldn't pay $30 a month for that limitation.

Access to my Amazon VOD account.

802.11n doesn't make any sense, unless Roku is planning to add DNLA support or something for streaming media around the house.

Even if ISP's started providing bandwidth in excess of 54Mbps, regularly streaming media from the internet that required those speeds would exceed the bandwidth caps ISP's are slapping on within days.

Maybe people wouldn't get as worked up about it if Danny didn't use vulgar terms to slander people who he obviously disagrees with politically.

If you are going to make stretches & claim it's related to TV, at least show common courtesy & decency to those who disagree with you.

Can't be - that died 2 years ago...

I tried to like it, but it's WAY to boring.

Fox should have saved SCC instead...

I like the feel of the episode - which is a good thing, because this is probably the fifth time I've seen a show use the "Strangers on a Train" storyline, so the ending was pretty predictable.

The opening almost felt like "The Unusuals" which made me smile (but also made me a bit sad). The only thing missing was the dispatcher :)

How about the President stick to the news channels. That way people can watch the address if they want.

For those who don't have cable, there's PBS...

I'm probably an odd ball in this regard, but I pretty much exclusively use my PS3 for Bluray watching. I do use it for Hulu as well (via PlayOn).

I only own 2 games (MLB '08 the Show & Uncharted), but we churn through Blu-ray disks from Netflix pretty quick.