Filed in archive Newsdesk 2.0 by S.M. Schrama on October 3, 2006

The internet is slowly migrating with your television, as FOX puts more programs on Youtube's site for us to watch. It's called FOX Full Throttle and today there are 8 TV series available.

Watching requires a player that is available as extension for Firefox. After unblocking myspace from installing software on my system, the extension was installed. I think this is a great thing, and I can only foresee the other tv networks to follow in FOX's footsteps. Finally the show of your liking will be available when you have the time to watch - no more endless repetitions of the same shows on tv to allow everyone to watch.

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