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You might remember Hulu, the video streaming service backed by most of the major networks, being touted as the legitimate answer to watching episodes of your favorite shows (in 6 pieces) on YouTube. Now in some sort of delicious, cosmic irony, Hulu has dragged the networks back to YouTube where it has created its own channel and is hosting clips from shows from Fox and NBC that can be seen in full on Hulu.

Right now, we only saw about 70 videos of clips from shows like ‘30 Rock,’ ‘Arrested Development,’ ‘Saturday Night Live,’ ‘Moment of Truth‘ and ‘Family Guy.’ We’re still waiting for more, but it’s a start in getting NBC clips, at least, back on our favorite online destinations . Next stop for NBC’s return? iTunes, we hope. [Source: NewTeeVee]

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