Plug in your iPods,
folks, there's new content in the iTunes Music Store. Comedy Central has added David Spade's The Showbiz Show [
iTunes Link] and
Disney has added Hannah Montana (which is up to 143 reviews already. Wow.), which features one episode and one music
video [
iTunes
link]. New
episodes of That's So Raven have also made their way into the store [
iTunes link], and
rumor
has it that the current season of South Park, season 10, will be made available soon.
Update: Even more changes! A free episode of Sci Fi's Ghost Hunters is available [
iTunes link], as
are video highlights from NYC's fashion week [
iTunes link]. Plus,
season passes are now available for Desperate Housewives and Lost.
Nothing's funnier than geek humor, I suppose. Tonight's episode of The Daily Show featured a segment with correspondent Rob Riggle on a mission to get himself an iPhone. When he discovered that the onsale date was tomorrow, he interviewed (and came close to beating up) Gizmodo's Brian Lam (of the Cisco iPhone fracas) to try and get a piece of the action. Riggle eventually admitted to Jon Stewart that he'd been out selling his body, working to earn the scratch for his iPhone fix. Classy.
I must admit, I'm
really enjoying the comedy content in the iTunes Music Store. This morning, Comedy Central's Mind of Mencia has been
made available [
As of earlier this
morning (8:00 AM EST), there is a page for both The Colbert Report [
It's "new
content Tuesday" in the iTunes Music Store, and this week season 1 of Saved by the Bell [
Sorry, Lost.
Comedy Central's stand-up clips [
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