More TV shows come to XBL

Gamers are going to need more downloadable video content to begin filling up those recently announced 120GB Xbox 360 hard drives, and Microsoft is obliging.

Complimentary television episodes such as South Park's "Good Times with Weapons" and the premiere of The Sarah Silverman Show have proven so popular that Microsoft is offering another free program this week--although it's a show made by a deranged man playing a teenager with a Handicam. Microsoft marketing Web site Gamerscore Blog has revealed that a free episode of MTV's The Andy Milonakis Show will be available sometime this week on Xbox Live Video Marketplace.

Also scheduled for release through Microsoft's online service are shows from Star Trek Enterprise: Season 3 and Ben10 and the movies World Trade Center and The Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning. Clips from The Office, Late Night With Conan O'Brien, and 30 Rock are also expected.

New movies are available on a rental basis for $6 in high definition and $4 in standard definition, and older movies are $4.50 and $3, respectively. TV shows are priced at $3 in HD and $2 in SD. For more information, check out GameSpot's coverage of the Video Marketplace announcement.