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Let's be honest, guys: A season pass of The Office on iTunes costs $60. On DVD, it'll be half that. So, phew: Apple is reportedly pushing the networks to lower their prices for iTunes TV purchases way down to $1
http://gizmodo.com/5456950/apple-rep...hows-in-itunes
$1 sounds about right for a single show. Its a price that I could see myself buying an episode of a show I kinda want to see on impulse. And it would still add up to roughly $20 for a season which good fair to me. Anythign above $1 for 22 minutes of mediocre entertainment that your never going to watch a second time and would have been free if you watched it on TV seems a bit like a rip off.
But really who am I kidding as long as there is a free option available (piracy or live tv + antiquated VCR) I'm not going to pay to consume media. If there was a show that I really wanted to see and no pirated copy existed at the time or I just couldn't find it then maybe I would be willing to pay a bit more then $1. I bought doctor Horrible's Sing Along Blog legally from Itunes and I think that was a bit more then $1 a part.