Apple has added quite a few television shows to iTunes including not just current shows from NBC like Monk and Surface, but vintage television shows like Alfred Hitchcock Presents and Knight Rider. A few of the new additions have also done away with the uniform $1.99/video pricing model. Full episodes (a pair of one hour specials) of Late Night with Conan O'Brian run for $9.99 with a handful of segments (not entire episodes) priced at $1.99. Meanwhile the Battlestar Galactica miniseries (originally aired as pair of 2 hour movies) has been broken up into four episodes (ranging from 31-57 minutes), but only available as a set running $15.99, more than twice what it would cost to buy four episodes of the series. I'm disappointed uniform pricing is coming to an end and these odd variations are beggining to turn up. There was a wonderful simplicity to any song for $0.99, but as iTunes moves further from its jukebox roots to add more media types this will probably continue.