[redsniper]

So, let's say that I know a guy who wants to liberate Cowboy Bebop in its entirety. He's tried bittorrent but due to certain issues  this won't work. So, this guy is wondering what's a good p2p program or other method of downl- er... liberating this media. He has tried gnucleus but it has connection issues(which have been sort of resolved but are still bothersome) on his system and it only finds individual episodes, this guy wants the whole series preferably dubbed in English. Well?

[Carl]

he should look for a different show.

[redsniper]

he's seen it on Cartoon Network and likes it. he also didn't ask for people's opinions of the show

[Carl]

tell him that is too bad, and that he shouldn't be furthering the cause of something that has brought so much pain and suffering.

[redsniper]

[/3rdperson]
Look, I don't want to debate whether it's a good show or not. I like it, you don't. I doubt either of us will change the other's opinion. So please post some advice relevant to filesharing, or don't post at all. I'm not trying to be hostile or anything, just making a request.

[Bobboau]

have you tried overnet (e-mule/e-donky/whatever the hell there calling themselves today)? it has (or it did, I don't know what's happened with it during the great MPAA purge) a nice way of haveing sites hold links to certified downloads, and very oftine whole seres are available from a single web page (share reactor)

[redsniper]

hmmm... I'll check it out.

[Liberator]

He uses shareaza.

[Taristin]

Raa does, too.

[demon442]

As does the fourhundred-fourtysecond demon.

He also likes Cowboy Bebop.  He thinks the show takes a difficult idea and executes it with unimaginable style.

[Grey Wolf]

Unfortunately, you can't use my strategy for aquiring Cowboy Bebop. There are advantages to having a DVD-ROM drive and a friend with the DVDs...

[Styxx]

Come on...