History

• VUDU currently provides TV shows in a beta program. Titles are limited, but they look to add more in the future.
  
  

Cost

• As of August 2009, the price to purchase a TV show through VUDU was $1.99. You could rent movies, but not TV shows, at that time.
  
  

Shows

• A sample of what you can watch on VUDU inclues "ER," "Arrested Development," "My Name is Earl," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Family Guy," "Firefly," "24," "Remington Steel," "NYPD Blue," "Shark," "One Tree Hill," "Prison Break," "Supernatural," "Lost in Space," "The Closer," 'Studio 60: On the Sunset Strip," "Gossip Girl," "MADtv," "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" and "Chuck."
  
  

More Content

• You can also find cartoons and more obscure shows like "M80." VUDU offers more than 120 channels of free On-Demand TV content available in podcasts from ABC News, ESPN, MTV, Discovery, Cartoon Network, Comedy Central, CNN and more.
  
  

Fun Fact

• Since the VUDU box is portable, you can take it with you wherever you go. You don't need an Internet connection, because the movies or TV shows you previously purchased or rented are stored on the VUDU box.