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TV Show Tracker 2.1 Giveaway: You’re Gonna Need More Shows to Watch

If you watch a lot of TV, live on the Internet, and can’t remember when House airs, then you’re probably already using TV Show Tracker right? We’ve been covering the big updates all along, and I gotta say that there’s lots of new goodies to chew on. Take the Watch List for example. Everything you missed watching will be stored in one convenient place so you can check it off once you get down mowing down the bag of half baked doritos in front of the TiVo. Those unwatched episodes will also show up as application badges (because it’s pretty critical if you miss out on the first episode of The Office). Tapping on a show in your favorites list now takes you directly to their show page, and in the preferences you have the app open into the schedule so you don’t miss a thing. Combine that with a new icon, and the latest update to TV Show Tracker just makes finding dramas on the boob tube pretty easy.

So how much does it cost? It’s on sale for $0.99 until Saturday evening — it’s super useful to see when your favorite two political comedians are coming back from vacation as well.

But we’re giving away five copies to you delightful, handsome (beautiful for the lady-girls out there) MacStorians, so you’ll want click past the break for the full rundown.

The Giveaway

The news is lame. You’ve seen every MythBusters episode (ever — five times), and Shark Week has lost its shark. If you’re wondering when your favorite shows are gonna air this fall (and want to know when they’ll be airing), TV Show Tracker is pretty handy. So… the rules!

  • We have 5 copies of TV Show Tracker to give away.
  • To enter the giveaway, tweet the following message before 12:00 PM EST (August 27): Win a copy of TV Show Tracker on @macstoriesnet via @tvshowtracker http://mcstr.net/nLqpuh
  • We will search Twitter.com for tweets and retweets and randomly pick up the winners.
  • Make sure to follow @macstoriesnet on Twitter so we can get in touch with you once the giveaway is over.
  • If you want to increase your odds of winning, you can also leave a comment to this post. Please leave a link to your tweet or Twitter profile so we can find you (and contact you).
  • Winners will be contacted via a Twitter DM Saturday afternoon.
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