I have looked EVERYWHERE for the remaining episodes...like the posters above, I'm outside the US.....if anyone can link us canadians to episodes 4,5,6,7 other than innertube, we'd appreciate it.

I loved the show and I think it is great that we can now see some of the remaining episodes - but I have now watched the innertube pilot and they cut out some of my favorite scenes - some of Jeff's time with the bridesmaid's cat etc. and tying it into the house-arrest ankle device. Not sure why they felt they had to re-edit it.

I have never watched an episode of Smith, but I love the new Innertube service.

I was a bit confused by it at first, because there seem to be a bunch of free video-viewing services that've been proliferating the web off late. I was unsure, at first, whether actual full episodes of popular CBS shows could be viewed, for free on the web. It seemed unusual, for that type of service to be provided, free of charge, for anyone on the web.

After finding out however, that this is indeed the case (though the shows seem to disappear, if you aren't quick enough), I have very much enjoyed this service.

I was wondering though, is there any way to download the episodes, for later viewing (like with Youtube and iTunes)?

Wish they'd post them on iTunes.

2. I didn't know that Canada had electricity!

Posted at 4:48PM on Nov 9th 2006 by ToTVorNotToTV

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Yes and YOUR electricity probably comes from US! You have no idea how much electricity the U.S imports from Canada. So HA! :D

Smith was a really good show, but I can understand the cancellation. Every episode felt like a movie. The price tag had to be huge.

This was easily my favorite show of the new season. I'm glad to hear that fans can find the show online.

It's too bad more people didn't discover or watch the series. The production values were quite high, and the cast was pretty incredible.

That a show this good can't stay on, while dreck like Deal or No Deal manages to survive simply amazes me.

And the networks wonder why TV audiences are dwindling. This year, in my opinion, had one of the weakest new lineups in recent memory.

Anyone know a way to download these so I can get away from my computer desk to watch them?

TWoP-esque synopses of episodes 8-12 are also available from CBS on the show's Web site. Lots of tiny type and several pages apiece. Maybe it's a test to see if anyone is enough of a fan to read through it all and find out how the arc wraps up.

I didn't know that Canada had electricity!