..... only about 6 minutes worth watching, anyway. 
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No time to watch TV?
Minisodes: Watch an hour of TV in 6 minutes
NEW YORK (AP) -- Don't think of the Minisode Network as a brand-new Web site. Think of it as a long-overdue public service.
That is, who among us hasn't felt the double-edged sword of our media age: So much video from TV, DVDs, the Internet and even cell phones ... but too little time to watch it all?
The Minisode Network has a solution.
Launched in June as a broadband channel on the MySpace site, it offers, for our streaming pleasure, episodes of vintage Sony Pictures Television series like "Silver Spoons," "Starsky & Hutch," "Diff'rent Strokes" and even Ricki Lake's talk show.
But the, um, sparkling array of programs isn't what makes the Minisode Network a cultural godsend. It's the convenient packaging: each episode has been pruned from its original half-hour or hour length down to a handy running time of somewhere between four and six minutes!
"The shows you love -- only shorter," boasts Minisode Network, which only asks us in return to watch a very short commercial before each program.
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