TVOntario's online archive, including Prisoners of Gravity!

Cory Doctorow 11:17 am Sat Feb 26, 2011

TVOntario, a public broadcaster in Ontario, Canada, has released an enormous archive of its programming online. There's even some very funny and awkward video of me with bad hair in the mid-1990s, before I cut processed carbs out of my diet and lost 80lbs (alas, the episodes of Bits and Bytes, a computer show that my dad appeared on in the early 1980s don't appear to have been archived). Best of all is the collection of Prisoners of Gravity clips — this being just about the best TV show ever made about science fiction literature.

Welcome to TVO's Public Archive!

(Thanks, InfoDocket, via Submitterator!)

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