We haven't done this show in a long time, but it looks like we're back due to un-popular demand. Today we're talking about almost anything. There's an audio issue somewhere in the middle. Sorry about that, folks.

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Today we're talking about the new fall television season. Are there any hits out there? Maybe.

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We're back from our Labor Day vacation with lots of news. First up some corrections to our last episode, then we hit the news. Find out how fires and floods shaped the Isle of Wight, if dinosaurs were warm or cold blooded, a new theory on extinction, a breakthrough on one dinosaur, and finally a brand new dinosaur. It is a news-packed episode.

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Today we're covering some new fossil finds, some new information on a marine dinosaur, and look into a report that there is a living pterosaur in New Guinea. There's even a video of it flying around. Get caught up in the latest in dinosaur news with today's episode of "Dinosaurs: Before They Were Fuels."

News Links:

• Sauropod remains found in Colorado
• Fossil find in Russia
• Mosasaurs didn't move like eels
• More on the mosasaur
• Living dinosaur in New Guinea?
• Wired's look at dinosaurs

We review (and spoil) "Salt," the new spy thriller starring Angelina Jolie. Then we yap about more good television by the USA Network, particularly "White Collar." Also, we found some lousy movies that you should avoid in this episode.

Today we're reviewing the season premiere of Mad Men, The House of the Devil, and some home theater shenanigans. Oh yeah, we also preview "Titanic II." Yep, you read that right.

Here's another link because we like you: 10 Great Horror Movies You Probably Missed.

We accidentally themed this episode. We're not at the San Diego Comic Con, but we're covering the news out of the SDCC. We talk about the Avengers, Dexter, and review a couple of DC movies including "Batman: Under the Red Hood" and "Green Lantern: First Flight."

Also, since this is the 75th episode, we even threw in an episode of "Stump the Sultan of Some Cinema" the game where Iyaz tries to stump Rob on movie trivia. Enjoy the giant-sized episode!

It's the summer. What should you be watching? Rob recommends Criminal Minds on CBS and Iyaz finds two movies that are out on DVD right now. Those two movies? "Penance" and "World's Greatest Dad," but only one is worth watching. Also, the KT crew talk books. Yep, actual books. All that and more on this episode of "Killing Time."

Killing Time takes a look at some entertainment news today. Rob and Iyaz talk about the new Spider-Man, no more James Bond, and LeBron's Mega Happy Hour.

Welcome back to a video edition of Killing Time - the show where we search for entertainment that does not suck. In this episode, Rob and Iyaz talk about Harry Potter 7, Back to the Future on Blu-ray, The Good Guys and more.

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This is a common problem - you see a picture or video and you have no idea where you took it. Pegshot will peg your shot to your location using your mobile phone and snazzy website.

In this final episode of ChannelFlip Web, we use Pegshot to find out where Rob did whatever it is he did!

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So you want to preserve a site and even have offline access to the web. That's crazy! But if you really did want to do that, there's PDFmyURL.com. Take a guess what it does. Go on, we dare you.

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Every day you exist your mind wanders into the reaches of insanity. Maybe you think about apes taking over the planet or Michael Bay becoming a pop star - but if you ever needed to know what would happen if a giant rock hit a city, there's a site for that.

It's called Down2Earth's Impact Calculator and we've got it covered for you.

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Kick back this week with a special episode of ChannelFlip Web. We've dug through the archives to find all kinds of outtakes and stuff that is downright embarrassing.

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Talking to your friends is totally overrated. It's time to talk to strangers. Maybe you're afraid that a stranger may kidnap you or your pet giraffe, but you can talk to strangers online using Omegle.com.

Is talking to random strangers on a web site useful at all? ChannelFlip Web investigates.

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Trying to keep your life in order? Check out RememberTheMilk.com. This site claims to be the best way to manage your tasks. The ChannelFlip Web guys checked out the site to see if it is what they claim it is.

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The guys pick a site found off of Wil Harris' Tweets. Wil had high praise for this particular site. The masters of the Internet, ChannelFlip Web, checked it out to find out if the site was amazing or not.

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With hundreds of ways of communicating, maybe the old systems are antiquated. Google has come up with a new way of communicating with Google Wave. Does anyone really understand it? The ChannelFlip Web guys try to get a handle on Google's latest project.

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Social networking has gotten so big you can't find anyone with the same interest. Why not create your own social network? We know what you're thinking - "That's impossible, I'm not Mark Zucker-something!"

Don't worry, Ning.com can make a social networking site for you.

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Writing down your thoughts is so antiquated. How about recording your thoughts with 12seconds.tv? This site lets you create quick 12 second videos right from your web browser.

Is this Twitter for vlogging? Rob and Iyaz find out.

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It's viewer request time as a person picked at random asks us to take a look at a small social networking site called "Facebook." The site is supposed to let you upload photos, videos, while keeping in touch with friends from all over the place.

Sounds like a crazy idea. Could this "Facebook" actually catch on?

Alright folks, it's up to you. Should this show continue? You can select an option from the poll below, e-mail us FiniteComedy@gmail.com, or reply on Twitter to @iyaz. For Twitter, write @iyaz Dinosaurs Live or @iyaz Dinosaurs Die.

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So you've decided to join the world of social networking. You want to have a Facebook vanity address, you want @yourname on Twitter, and you want just one web identity. Now you could check all those sites and hope they have your preferred name available.

Or you could use Namechk.com. Namechk checks to see if your username is available or not on tons of sites? Find out more in this episode of "ChannelFlip Web."

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Want to post your ideas, videos, photos, or whatever online at one place? You should check out Posterous.com.

Here's how this works: send an e-mail with an attachment to Posterous and they put your e-mails together in a blog. Sounds too easy, doesn't it?

Check out if Posterous can turn a non-blogger into a blogging fiend in this episode of "ChannelFlip Web."

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Plenty of important news this week:

• Find out how pterosaurs landed
• Retroengineering of a dinosaur progress?
• Find out which dinosaur was the last on one land

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Who's nearby to hang out? Check out Google Latitude.

You can use the web app from your phone, laptop, or desktop and then you'll show up on a Google Map so your friends can find you. Is the app any good or should it go to beta school? Find out in this episode of "ChannelFlip Web."

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So many stories, so little time:

• T. Rex proteins found?
• More on those proteins
• Virtual reality dinosaurs in Japan
• HD dinosaurs in your home coming soon.

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It's our 77th episode and we're out of ideas. So what did we do? We asked the tech living legend himself, Tom Merritt, for help. Tom looked at our archives and noticed a glaring omission.

Where is Google Reader? It's not a new site, but it's got some tricks in there. ChannelFlip Web digs into Google Reader goodies for you.

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It has happened to every person who has seen a movie. Nature calls. What do you do? Do you run out and miss part of the movie? What if it's important?

RunPee.com is here to save the day. Is the site an awful looking blah website or is it a gorgeous Web 2.0 wonder? Find out in this episode of ChannelFlip Web.

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You've heard the buzz about GDGT, the new gadget site. What is the big deal? It's a gadget community site. Show what you have, see what your friends have while finding out more about products by actual users.

It's brand new so there are some kinks. Find out more in this episode of "ChannelFlip Web."

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So many stories, so little time:

• 3 new species of dinosaur found in Australia
• Hadrosaur ate like no other living creature
• Dinosaurs go on a diet
• Dinosaur-bird link strengthened by Limusaurus inextricabilis

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Are you a real man? If so, you like tools. How do you keep updated on the latest and greatest upgrades in the world of tools?

Enter Toolmonger.com. They claim to be the world's first tool blog. "ChannelFlip Web" checks out the site to see if it's worth your time.

Welcome to the 25th episode of "Dinosaurs: Before They Were Fuels." We're covering just one story today. An Oregon State University study doubts the bird-dinosaur link. Does the study make any sense? We ask Jack Horner, Peter Dodson, and Emma Schachner their opinions. Is the bird-dinosaur link dead?

Also available is an regular edition of the program with abridged interviews of Jack Horner and Peter Dodson.

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A new Finite Comedy studio is up and running and we'd thought we'd give you a tour. Find out how to build sets, tips on building your own studio, and money saving ideas here.

Today's news links fresh and for you:

• Free tour at Utah quarry
• Dinosaur Crime: Vandals steal dinosaur’s head
• Dinosaur Crime: Nathan Murphy goes to jail for stealing raptor remains
• Free documentary: “Dinosaur Hunters: Secrets of the Gobi Desert”
• Free documentary: “Dinosaurs: Giants of Patagonia”

It's that time again, "Killing Time" has returned. We've got a lot to cover since we've been away for so long.

• Star Trek
• Wolverine
• Watchmen
• Hulu and online video

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Today's news links fresh and for you:

• Were dinosaurs killed by carbon monoxide?
• New species of duck-billed dinosaur in Canada
• 3-D Dinosaurs in Chicago
• Animatronic dinosaurs in Detroit
• The missing link has been found
• Revealing The Link.com

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Reading books can be a daunting task. What if you could just read a little at a time via RSS or email? That's where DailyLit.com comes in. The site will send you installments of classics and more recent books so you can read in small installments.

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How about less face to screen time and more face to face time? Sure you've got lots of friends on Facebook and Twitter, but how about leaving the house and meeting people? Definitely check out this episode of ChannelFlip Web where we show you Meetup.com.

If you've got an interest, they've probably got a group for you. Go out there and talk to people!

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Today's news links fresh and for you:

• Missing link in the Tyrannosaur family found
• Dinosaur National Monument to re-open
• Fake fossils in China?
• Pleo, the toy dinosaur, goes bye-bye

A while ago we covered PhoneMyPhone.com, but we forgot to think internationally. Then we discovered GetMooh.com.

See what happens when the ChannelFlip Web guys try to check out GetMooh. It’s probably not what you expect.

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Twitter is great, but what if you have a friend that tweets once every 2 seconds? Then you’ll never know what your other friends are doing.

This is twalala.com. Think of it as twitter with a mute button. Does it work, is it great? Find out in this episode of ChannelFlip Web!

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Listening to music online is easier and easier these days. However, sometimes you have to wait a long while before you hear a song you like. Check out GrooveShark.com.

What’s cool and what’s not? Get into the ChannelFlip Web guys’ brains like never before. What do they really think when they find a site like this? You’ll find out.

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Schmedley.com is an online dashboard/desktop for you to play with. You can access your favorite RSS feeds, bookmarks, and plenty more while having the same desktop style experience on every machine you visit.

It’s an interesting idea with a strange name. See what the ChannelFlip Web crew had to say about Schmedley.

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Welcome back to "Dinosaurs: Before They Were Fuels." It's been a while, but there's plenty of news.

Today's news stories:

• Over 200 eggs found in dinosaur nests
• Giant raptor found
• Triceratops Head-to-Head combat

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A lot of sites give you the option of choosing an avatar. For those of you not in the know, an avatar is just a personalized icon. But do you want to do the work of Photoshopping your picture into something unique? Probably not. Surely, you don’t want the default avatar.

BeFunky.com has got you covered — they let you build a unique avatar with very little effort at all.

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You can actually watch live television using Livestation.com. It's a great idea.

The question is, "Does it work?" Well, sort of. Check out what we mean on ChannelFlip Web.

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So you try to send a file over to your friend by e-mail. Then you find out there is a file size limit. What a waste of time. Dropsend.com gets around all of that for free.

You got a file that’s big, but under a gig? You can send it via Dropsend for free, you dig?

But the questions that is eating you up is, “Is it any good? Tell me, ChannelFlip people!” Calm down, watch the video.

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Want 1 terabyte of free space online? Then you should check out Oosah.com.

What do you think this will cost you? 20 pounds? 10 pounds? Nope.

It’s free. You can upload all your music, movies, and images and access them anywhere with Oosah.

That sounds great — but how does it perform in real life? Find out in this episode of ChannelFlip Web! Don’t forget to enter our holiday giveaway!

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Wondering where your money is going? Maybe you need to take a step back and see what you’re wasting your money on.

Check out Spendster.org. This is the site where you share your tales of wasting money.

Is the site easy to use? Can you learn from it? Will it make you dinner? Find out in this episode of ChannelFlip Web!

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Today's news links fresh and for you:

• Dinosaur skulls had plenty of air
• Time travel via diner?

You need to get gifts for plenty of people, but you have no idea what to get.

That’s where GiftGen.co.uk comes in. Get to the site and after 4 simple steps GiftGen will generate gift ideas for you.

Also, we’re doing a holiday giveaway! Watch this episode of ChannelFlip Web for details.

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Following your friends on Twitter can be a lot of fun. Plus, you can meet and follow lots of other people.

However, there can be problems. If you follow a guy who tweets a million times an hour, you can forget about finding your other friends’ updates.

Before you add another person to follow, you might want to check out FollowCost.com. This site will let you know how often a Twitter user updates their status and how annoying it will be to follow them.

Is this site any good? Check out ChannelFlip Web.

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So many rumors float around the Internet, it’s hard to find out what’s true and what’s not. Plus, there are all those old stories that you heard from a friend of a friend.

Snopes.com is a great site to help you find out the truth about rumors. When it comes to stories about Disney, Coca-Cola, or James Bond movies, this site has you covered.

Also, since the holidays are coming up, ChannelFlip Web has some stuff to give away! Watch this episode for details on how to win some free stuff.

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Want to load up that iPod or PSP with some movies for free? You can do it legally with PublicDomainTorrents.com.

This site features a whole bunch of movies that are no longer in copyright, which means you can download and watch a ton of movies. Is the site or the content any good? ChannelFlip Web is here to help.

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Are you going broke because you’ve got to buy lots of gifts for people? Wouldn’t you like to save some cash while you spend some?

Well, ChannelFlip Web to the rescue! Check out RetailMeNot.com and FatFingers.com. These two sites can save you a ton of money and they are super simple to use.

There are so many “special” days that require cards. You have to send birthday cards, sorry-I-soiled-your-rug cards, and holiday cards. You could go broke getting all these things.

Why not use SomeEcards.com? It’s free and damn funny. Iyaz flies solo in this episode of ChannelFlip Web!

Today's news links fresh and for you:

• Take a look at the Epidexipteryx
• Heterodontosaurus and evolution
• More on the Heterodontosaurus
• T. rex follows its nose

It’s still Halloween Week here at ChannelFlip Web! We’re showing you the place to find horror movie news, reviews, features and more.

We’re talking about OMGHorror.com.

What’s great about it? What’s not so hot? The ChannelFlip Web team has answers for you.

Internet and television are converging with Livestation.com. We were going to cover it in this episode until we had some technical issues.

So, what do we have for you instead? Outtakes, and plenty of them.

All of these outtakes are 100% real and unrehearsed. Enjoy this episode with Rob and Iyaz unfiltered.

So many podcasts, so little time. It would be great if someone could put together pre-programmed podcasts so you could just watch shows one after the other like television.

The guys at Blip.tv tried it with Fivehead.

How’d they do? Watch as an unprecedented thing happens on ChannelFlip Web!

Plenty of news this week! Remember that new episodes are available right here every Wednesday!

• Oldest dinosaur found? Not so fast.
• They were huge, but they couldn't chew
• Dinosaur-themed restuarant

Maybe you had a brilliant idea and you wrote it on a napkin. Maybe your brain hurts because it has too much information. Maybe you’re tired of forgetting things.

Friends, step up to Evernote.com. Evernote is a web application/software application that allows you to remember everything. Why not take a photo of that idea and let Evernote organize it for you?

Get ideas on how you can use Evernote in your everyday life in this episode of ChannelFlip Web!