At 5pm (AEDT), TEN will be allowing users to download the first episode to be shown in 2007 of Supernatural. This is being done before it first starts airing on Monday, 15th January. They will then release new episodes.Added at 8:46pm:Note that the file is DRM protected and you only have 48 hours to watch it. Windows users are the only one’s that can view it as TEN has an ActiveX client that only works in IE.Visit the TEN website

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Extras, the hit HBO/BBC series created by Ricky Grevais about an unknown actor who usually can’t catch a break, has it’s second season available for download from iTunes as a podcast.Get it from iTunesKeep an eye out as I will be posting links to free legal TV downloads as they appear. 

Although I haven’t had the chance to play GOW (it doesn’t emerge until the 23/11/06), but I have seen it at a XBOX 360 retailer training night.

For those that don’t know, GOW is where you fight these insects/creatures which have emerged through holes in the ground. It is said to be the Halo killer (although I think Halo Wars and Halo 3 will keep Halo alive).

Most people would have only seen videos/images of the game. I haven’t seen them, but I can tell you that the in-game experience, although I didn’t play it myself, is quite impressive.

A few warnings, the casual setting isn’t that casual, and the chainsaw is brutal (blood everywhere, and the camera pans around to show you chainsawing the opponent).

Overall, for the really nice graphics and the features, I rate it 4/5.

Engadget has posted pictures of the new iPod’s. They also have a few images of Apple’s codename iTV network media player (to be launched Q1 2007).

iPod video | iPod Shuffle | iPod nano | iTV

The Australian prices are:

• 1GB Shuffle – $119
• 2GB Nano – $219
• 4GB Nano – $299
• 8GB Nano – $380
• 30GB Video – $380
• 30GB Video U2 SE – $419
• 80GB Video – $499

New 60GB and 80GB iPod’s
New Nano’s in aluminium (2GB,4GB,8GB with colours for some).
New tiny Shuffle.

iTunes 7.

One more thing… Movies

I suggest you read Engadgets coverage. iLounge currently are running a special site so I can’t directly link to their information.

Movies won’t be international until next year.

The message below is currently appearing on the iTunes Music store.

It’s expected that the iTunes Store (as the iTMS is referred to in the image) will become a Movie and Music store among a fullscreen iPod video and maybe other things at an event at 3am (AEST) in the US).
The question is, will Australia get movie downloads?

I suggest you also following the events at:

• Mac Rumors
• AppleTalk (as long as they stay up, see http://dev.appletalk.com.au/ for site status updates)
• The Unoffical Apple Weblog
• Or your favourite Apple rumors/news websites

I have finally been able to get through to the Australian Store showing the message.

As such, the image is replaced with one I capped. Note that the navigation also says “It’s Showtime”.

Also, all iTunes links goto a placeholder page saying the same thing.

US store is down now. 1 hour and 26 minutes to go.

More as it comes to hand (I might even stay up to 3am. At least I have a website to work on and no CIT tomorrow).