Nothing can drive a TV fan more nuts then really getting involved in a show for several weeks, only to have it come up with a rerun the next week. Especially when it catches you be surprise. It would at least be nice to know if the upcoming episode was in face a repeat or not. Well, there’s a simple website that will give you the quick answer.
One my fellow MakeUseOf writers Jorge, recently came up with a very simple and easy to use website to tell whether or not your show is in fact going to be a duplicate in their upcoming episde. It’s called RerunCheck.
RerunCheck takes the pain of scraping through tough to read tv listings, and simply displays whether or not your favorite upcoming show is going to be a repeat or not. Simply enter the search for the name of your show and a Yes or No will pop-up on your screens.
There are also RSS updates to get continuous and regular updates on a show you’d like and you may finally create your own account to manage several shows and display what their upcoming show will be.
RerunCheck
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T.J. Mininday - who has written 111 posts on The Windows Fix.
I am a long time techaholic, blogger and IT administrator living in the Midwestern United States. I have been associated with computers and technology almost my entire life. The obsession started when I first set my eyes on one of the Atari Entertainment Systems and hasn't stopped since.
My Dad paid $3000+ for a state of the art PC back in the day, and I have been on one almost my entire life since. It's truly an addiction that I will never give up.
Along with my Tech addiction, I also enjoy scouring blogs and the web for anything that may be interesting to write about. My posts are displayed here at TheWindowsFix, MakeUseOf and ConnectedInternet.
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March 9th, 2009 at 6:23 pm
Thanks for the review T.J.!
March 11th, 2009 at 8:58 pm
This is great, It’s very tiring to watch re-runs over and over again. Thanks for the post!
I was also wondering, where were you able to find this template, I’ve been looking for something similar to this one for my site so that I can edit it…
Thanks!
J.R.