Most of the content consists of clips, interviews, and promos, but you'll also find full episodes of some TV shows, such as "CSI: Miami" and the aforementioned Richard Dean Anderson classic mixed in (well, to be honest, there weren't many other shows I could find full episodes of at first glance). Full episodes are presented as multiple clips instead of as a single video. You can search for shows using the Search box at the top, or tap on the Shows and Channels buttons to browse in other ways.

There's also a category list--available after tapping on the More button--that lists News, Sports, Music, TV Shows, and Science & Technology categories. Under Music, for example, you can further refine your search and find YouTube clips of different artists (although it displayed a video of [aka Steve Borden] instead of [aka Gordon Sumner]).

A "Shake to Shuffle" feature rewards jiggling your iPhone with a randomly selected item.

The App Store description says that the TV.com app works on EDGE, 3G, and Wi-Fi. A quick test of a few clips using a Wi-Fi connection showed acceptable but not stellar quality, and wide-screen clips appeared with black bars all around them. The app also seems a bit unstable and unpolished--Cnet videos showed wildly inaccurate run times of as long as 23 hours--but with a little work (and perhaps some duct tape and a ballpoint pen) it looks promising.