>Name me a non-obscure movie, show, or song and I’ll bet I find it on YouTube. I agree that this criticism is about five years out of date. When I was younger,

>Name me a non-obscure movie, show, or song and I’ll bet I find it on YouTube. I agree that this criticism is about five years out of date. When I was younger, I used to happily go to Youtube to watch free versions of TV shows and cartoons. However, they've gradually become good enough at enforcing copyright that while you can absolutely still find anything you like on there, the degree to which it must be munged to escape the copyright filters means it's utterly unwatchable. It's actually really annoying, because you can no longer even find short clips of particular moments reliably, as they've often been taken down.