Huh. What irritates me is when people are such abject tools that they think that an obviously commercial enterprise is a charity everyone should get down on their knees and be thankful for. Hulu isn't a "gift", it's advertising-driven in exactly the same way broadcast TV is. You pay for it by spending time watching the ads they put in front of you. Maybe your time isn't valuable to you, maybe you feel as if you should constantly thank everyone for their graciousness in allowing you to be made money off of, but some of us actually have some self-respect and the ability to recognize when we, as consumers, have a legitimate complaint about a service we're consuming. Especially since two years later, they still haven't fixed this stupid error.As far as the nonsense about "It wasn't a pilot, it was a TV movie", it was both. Go look at the IMDB. In any case, what they're showing above as being the series pilot is obviously totally incorrect.   See 9 other replies

I believe this was NBC doing a crossover with another show - The Bold Ones.
It may have been the pilot for The Bold Ones   See 9 other replies

"5 Days In The Death of Sgt. Brown" is not the pilot. I have to agree with everyone else. If you type the title into google, you get a link to Fandango.com, which says it's the pilot from season 6. http://www.fandango.com/ironside:fivedaysinthedeathofsergeantbrown_v409616/summary
Let's hope this gets fixed. I like this show. I didn't grow up watching it, and I would like to see how it started.   See 9 other replies

re: I"t really irritates me when people complain about something that they get for free."Well said, anzerme. Hulu is an effing GIFT. It cost us nothing but an occasional advertisement, and presents boat-loads of content in an easy to use interface. There is absolutely no reason to kvetch. I stopped subscribing to cable and now use hulu.com as my sole resource for keeping up with the shows I like. I'm just afraid that eventually they'll start charging us! Could you really blame them? Anyway - Hulu Rocks. Period.   See 9 other replies

Despite the advisory (Episodes from Season 1 are posted in the order provided by our content partner. They confirm that this is the correct sequence of episodes.), the "pilot episode" still runs 6:1 and 6:2 rather than the original pilot. All other Season 1 episodes appear fine. Who is the "content provider" for Ironside, anyway?   See 9 other replies