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South Park Online? Sweet!

Posted Mar 25, 08 12:14 PM CDT in Arts & Living,  Technology 

(Newser) – Every episode of South Park is now available online on one (legal) website. The South Park Studios production company site features every full episode of the show and about 3,000 embeddable clips. CNET blogger Harrison Hoffman wonders why the full shows aren't also embeddable. "Their reach may suffer as a result," he writes.

Many other shows, such as Heroes and The Office, offer only a few of the most recent episodes online. "This is a really exciting time for Web video and, with more big names like South Park embracing it, we are really moving toward a world where it's not frustrating to get your entertainment," writes Hoffman.

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