No one watches TV anymore.

Through my most recent hook-up, Twitter, I have discovered a whole new universe of things. One

of them is web television. Thanks to Geek & Sundry I plunged head-first into watching some

very funny series, and now am even contributing in a small way by translating subtitles for

their new series Caper.

For someone like me, who never turns my TV on anymore, web TV is an excellent solution. It is

not so much that I do not like watching TV, I just hate commercial breaks, and dubbing, and

subtitles, and having no control over what comes on.

So being able to choose what I want to watch, when I want to watch it, pausing whenever I

need to, and not having to put up with commercials, well it is just awesome. Those TV

channels that put their content out on the Intertubes in addition to broadcasting it the

traditional way - kudos.

For those of us not in the U.S., and thus not able to use Hulu, YouTube is a great

alternative. I also discovered that Amazon has a web TV section with some exclusive web

series. One I personally enjoyed was Bosch, a new murder mystery police series. Not so much

because the concept is unique or anything, but I find the characters intriguing and would very

much like to learn more about them.

All in all I think Luke (Caper) hit the nail on the head when he said that "no one watches TV

anymore anyway. All the good stuff is on the Internet".

Thus I leave you with this list of web TV series from Wikipedia. Have fun.