Watched by Jason on October 27 2008:
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21 comments so far
Joe Sak 27 Oct 08
It’s rick moranis!!
One can dream, can’t he?
Dale Cruse 27 Oct 08
That was as informative as anything I’ve seen from the networks.
sensei 28 Oct 08
US only = sux. ‘thought the internet was supposed to cross all boundaries haha… guess I was livin’ in a dream world! ;-)
Juan Pablo 28 Oct 08
US only :( why?
Rich 28 Oct 08
the whole US only thing gets on my fing nerves
Vincent Woo 28 Oct 08
Is this the video? I can watch this one from Canada.
http://www.nbc.com/Saturday_Night_Live/video/clips/update-freds-mapfix-it/784121/
john 28 Oct 08
proxy
Brandan Lennox 28 Oct 08
I was fully expecting this to be a cheesy mockup of a touchscreen with some kind of accompanying semi-choreographed routine. But that looked real. Very impressive for SNL !
Swami Atma 28 Oct 08
US only. Bad idea. Goes against 37signals principles.
Dan August 28 Oct 08
US only is a slap in the face to the rest of the world. I find it very provocative. Why does 37s support this?
Marc 28 Oct 08
US only sucks big time. What is this all about? Must be money related….
Murray 28 Oct 08
US only? On a website about usability?? Someone’s having a laugh.
Christophe 28 Oct 08
Us only = I can’t understand why you promote this video.
dusoft 28 Oct 08
37 Signals get backslashed by posting US only content. And rightfully, so.
MichalT 28 Oct 08
Yup, please don’t publish US-only material, it’s a lot like if you started publishing IE-only stuff.
Kelli 28 Oct 08
That clip is great.
Why is everyone acting like it was 37signals decision that Hulu only serve certain videos to the US only? It’s not like this is a unique concept, either. The BBC has been annoying the rest of us with “UK only” videos for years.
The nbc.com URL posted above works fine. It’s just that Hulu is bound by certain licensing restrictions if they want to publish the content at all.
Ed Hayashi 28 Oct 08
@Vincent – that’s the correct URL , viewable outside of the US.
Hulu is licensed for US-only distribution, but NBC .com is open.
JohnG. 28 Oct 08
US Only?
¿Qué paso? ¿Qué paso? Está ahí…
Keith 28 Oct 08
“I can make Michigan bounce!”
Don Schenck 28 Oct 08
That was very funny! Thanks, Jason, for posting it!
todd 29 Oct 08
Lay off,, the vid and US only is Hulu’s choice, not 37s
That vid freaked me out cause he started zooming in just south of Cleveland basically right in on my childhood neighborhood. weeeird
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