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Does anyone know where I can find copies or torrents of the old show Thirty-something?

I’ve searched dozens of torrent sites already. If you know SPECIFICALLY, please let me know! Thanks

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One Response to “Does anyone know where I can find copies or torrents of the old show Thirty-something?”

  1. ODAK Says:
    December 14th, 2009 at 20:53

    Try some of these:
    BiteNova (formerly known as “Bi-Torrents”, BiteNova is a free Torrent site with a spartan look and fast searching format.)

    Isohunt.com
    September, 2007: Isohunt is barring American users from connecting to American torrent trackers. American users, however, can still use Isohunt to find torrents, and connect to third party trackers.

    Torrentscan.com (a “meta-search” engine, which is a search engine that searches other search engines)

    Torrentspy.com March 24, 2008: Torrentspy has voluntarily closed its doors. Instead of conforming to the American court mandates to change their privacy policies, the Torrentspy team has opted instead to cease operations. A sad day for downloaders everywhere.

    Torrentportal.com

    Bitsoup Bitsoup is a growing favorite amongst P2P downloaders. As the trend towards private torrent sharing continues, you will need to signup and join as a member to participate in the Bitsoup swarm.

    LegalTorrents.com (As the name implies, this is a database of public-domain content. Thanks to Anand S. for this URL.)

    Snarf It! (born from previous Suprnova influences)

    Torrentz.com (special thanks to reader, Jonathan R., for this link)

    Torrents.to

    Torrentmatrix.com

    Mininova.org has 190,000 torrents indexed as of April, 2007. Mininova is the successor to Suprnova, one of the original big torrent databases of the Web.

    FileMP3.org

    TorrentBytes.net

    Torrentreactor.to (Torrentreactor has made a comeback from a hijacking and an uncooperative hosting service. They have moved to a different server setup and a Tonga country domain outside the USA. Read the details on their home page.)

    Torrentbox.com FYI: like Isohunt, Torrentbox is being sued by the MPAA as of February 28, 2006. The days for this fine search engine may be numbered.

    BTjunkie

    TorrentTyphoon.com (a unique bittorrent meta-search engine that searches several of the most popular sites. Unfortunately, it does not do a good job categorizing the torrent files themselves)

    Yotoshi.com

    The Pirate Bay (Pirate Bay, by readership size, is the most popular torrent search site today. Pirate Bay has an immense database of 600,000+ torrents, the largest database at this time.)
    (May 31, 2006: The Pirate Bay has been shut down by Swedish authorities. Details are available on the Pirate Bay home page.)
    (June 2006: The Pirate Bay has restarted operations, now that the police have duplicated the PB hard drives for forensic purposes. Enjoy this database while it is still around, folks!)

    ShareTV.org (ShareTV is dedicated to sharing television episodes and entire TV series. Find “24″, “Heroes”, and “Lost” episodes here. Special thanks to Chris R. for telling us about his web site.)

    Torrent-Finder.com (This site has been submitted recently by three readers as their personal favorite torrent search engine. It “meta-searches” 159 torrent sites as of this writing. Special thanks to Dina, Suresh, and ChaOSthEory for this submission.)

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