Each week, Hulu’s video editor, Jocelyn Matsuo, shares her latest finds from the Hulu vault.
The other day, I met Chelsea Handler and Chuy Bravo. Jealous? You ought to be. Chelsea Lately is apparently the choice late-night show. ¹
This funny gal kept it seriously real on Carrie Prejean’s interview on The Today Show.
¹According to the 2009 Teen Choice Awards²
²According to Wikipedia
I’d also like to give some play to a Saturday night newcomer, Wanda Sykes, whose show, The Wanda Sykes Show, airs Saturday nights. I thoroughly enjoyed it at a time when people actually watch TV, Monday afternoon. Check out the round table at the end and play along with “Know Your Asians” (at 35:29) in her “Inappropriate Games” segment.
Each week, Hulu’s content editor, Jocelyn Matsuo, shares her latest finds from the Hulu vault.
DogTown has all things adorable rolled neatly into one program: kittens, bunnies, ponies, piglets and puppies who need care, and the nice guys who volunteer to help them. This series just warms my little heart. Be prepared for your eyebrows to try to kiss each other and your bottom lip to stick out further than when you’re doing your fish impression.
This docu-series about the Best Friends Animal Society in Kanab, Utah, is just what it takes to cure a little case of SAD or cynicism.
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Video Editor & Lover of All Things Cute
Each week, Hulu’s content editor, Jocelyn Matsuo, shares her latest finds from the Hulu vault.
Let’s experiment and little and play this actor/movie game (besides, I like getting comments, so please post your turns). You’ve probably done this before: 1) name a movie or TV show, 2) the next person responds with an actor from that movie or TV show, 3) the next person names a different movie or TV show that the actor has also been in. Then repeat.
That leaves it wide open. Now it’s your turn — bonus points if the show or movie is on Hulu, but don’t just cheat with the search function. Unleash your comments, and check some of the links out on the way — I limited it to worthwhile suggestions.
Each week, Hulu’s content editor, Jocelyn Matsuo, shares her latest finds from the Hulu vault.
NBC Sports’ National Heads-Up Poker Championship has all the head-game of regular televised Poker, but the format has the fierce, one-on-one battle of the minds that makes for a good spectator sport, even over an entire season. You get to know the pros in style, personality and tells. In fact, you already know some of the competitors from your favorite 90’s sitcoms: Jason Alexander and Brad Garrett get invites, as well as Don Cheadle and Jennifer Tilly.
This series is especially good for poker novices. Heads-Up greatly simplifies the odds and the commentary is clear, while giving player-history that is actually interesting. And with Hulu’s continuous play feature, you can watch episodes back-to-back, just like you’re in the tournament. Here are the starts of the 2008 and 2009 championships to get your started.
Each week, Hulu’s content editor, Jocelyn Matsuo, shares some of her favorite finds on Hulu.
Fifty years from now, I hope to tell my grandkids this: Back in the day, we watched web video in a player, surrounded by ads, low quality, in our basements as a party started to wind down. The only way you could find the funnies was to be in the same room, taking turns showing what you could play if you got really good at the ukulele.
Those times have already changed. I find that as a yuppie, I don’t have time to surf around through sub-par web video to find some viral cat that eats its own booger. Good thing I found G4’s Web Soup:
Web Soup serves up hilarious viral videos in our favorite, high-quality Hulu form.
How long until Hulu offers a paid or ad driven DLNA support? I’d love to get rid of my terrible HDTV box in favor of streaming Hulu to my DLNA supported TV.
If what is being reported is true, switching Hulu in 2010 to subscription-based is the WORST idea you ever had.
You forget that users like me are tech-savy and can find means like bit torrents to get the content you provide but use Hulu instead seeing you can stream episodes faster than a download takes and I don’t mind watching a few ads to view TV shows.
But, if you start charging for TV shows (movies I could care less about. Selection here sucks), You can kiss goodbye pretty much everyone.
Sony’s Crackle is doing ad-supported content and they are taking off.
This si the interent!!! Your shows will be out there for free through illegal means and you cannot stop it. So, keep the present business model running and enjoy what revenue-stream you do have from people willing to watch it here.
On a side note, you could offer for a few bucks with TV shows and Films an option to own through downloading. And offer HD Downloads.
Your recent action of blocking PS3 from streaming content has forced me to download shows from Itunes and use a HD to watch them on my main television.
When is Hulu going to go to 1080p streaming? Much of the content your showing from the networks is available at their websites in 1080i or 1080p already and its rather embarrassing that the largest tv content provider is not doing the same.
I don’t have a 10 meg connection for it to set idle. Start delivering content in 1080p so us fans of the site can fully utilize the software and hardware we have had for a couple years now!
How long until Hulu offers a paid or ad driven DLNA support? I’d love to get rid of my terrible HDTV box in favor of streaming Hulu to my DLNA supported TV.
Are you really going to go to subscription fees? I don’t watch enough shows to make it worth my while to pay.
If what is being reported is true, switching Hulu in 2010 to subscription-based is the WORST idea you ever had.
You forget that users like me are tech-savy and can find means like bit torrents to get the content you provide but use Hulu instead seeing you can stream episodes faster than a download takes and I don’t mind watching a few ads to view TV shows.
But, if you start charging for TV shows (movies I could care less about. Selection here sucks), You can kiss goodbye pretty much everyone.
Sony’s Crackle is doing ad-supported content and they are taking off.
This si the interent!!! Your shows will be out there for free through illegal means and you cannot stop it. So, keep the present business model running and enjoy what revenue-stream you do have from people willing to watch it here.
On a side note, you could offer for a few bucks with TV shows and Films an option to own through downloading. And offer HD Downloads.
Your recent action of blocking PS3 from streaming content has forced me to download shows from Itunes and use a HD to watch them on my main television.
When is Hulu going to go to 1080p streaming? Much of the content your showing from the networks is available at their websites in 1080i or 1080p already and its rather embarrassing that the largest tv content provider is not doing the same.
I don’t have a 10 meg connection for it to set idle. Start delivering content in 1080p so us fans of the site can fully utilize the software and hardware we have had for a couple years now!
One more reason to PAY for access to Hulu. This, and the 2nd hand,
third-rate shows and movies, will make this site a fortune. Dream on.
The Internet is not a Mall. It is not intended for Commerce. If this fact
is not to your liking, LEAVE. You will not be missed.