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WB Reintroduces Some Old Friends

The WB is back, starting August 27, when the Warner Bros. Television Group officially launches TheWB.com – a premium, ad-supported, video-on-demand, interactive and personalized network – to the public. Announced in April, TheWB.com had previously been in private beta.

TheWB.com will feature full episodes of fan-favorite series that have shaped popular culture and inspired devoted followings over the past decade, including the previously announced “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” “Everwood,” “Friends,” “Gilmore Girls,” “The O.C.,” “One Tree Hill,” “Roswell,” “Smallville” and “Veronica Mars.” Additional series newly acquired for TheWB.com and not previously announced include “Angel,” “Babylon 5,” “Firefly,” “In Living Color,” “The Loop” and “MADtv.”

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WB is Saying We're Back!

Warner Bros. has revived the WB Network!

No, not on TV or Satellite but online!

If you go to www.thewb.com you shall see that something is cookin'!

Variety.com is reporting:

"Warner brass on Monday unveiled TheWB.com, a digital network intended to monetize old skeins and original content through ad support. Josh Schwartz, McG and "Laguna Beach" impresario Gary Auerbach have created skeins for the site, which will launch in beta next month and is expected to go fully live by August.

The group is also launching KidsWB.com, with classic Looney Tunes segs and its own original shortform toons, plus games."

Old WB shows such as Smallville and One Tree Hill will show up there, but so will Warner Bros. syndicated shows such as Friends!

Click HERE to read all about it on Variety.