What is Judoom all about?

Say you want to read about the latest season of Grey's Anatomy on TV.com. Sounds simple, right? Well, it's not. To do so, you have to follow these steps:

• Go to the TV.com home page and enter Grey's Anatomy in the search box
• 12 pages of search results appear, with Grey's at the top (12 pages?)
• You click on Grey's Anatomy, and you're taken to the show's summary page
• You select Episodes on the left navigation, and are directed to the show's Episodes page, which automatically defaults to season 1 (5 year old data)
• You select season 5 from the drop down list, and are finally shown the current season

In short, you have to navigate through 5 pages, and, no offense to TV.com, but their pages are not the fastest to load on the internet. Does this scenario sound familiar?

It sure does to us. This sort of situation is not uncommon, even for big, popular sites like TV.com. Judoom was built to make accessing information on these sites easier; to give you a series of deep links for all your favorite shows in one place. On Judoom, each show has a single page, all with the same information:

• Quicklinks to IMDb and IMDb forums
• Direct links to TV.com: summary page, current season episodes, and forum for each show
• Wikipedia entries and Official Site for the show
• YouTube and MetaCritic pages
• Latest News: on BuddyTV, and other online news sources
• Season and episode reviews (USA Today, Time, NYT, Chicago Tribune, and more)
• Interviews - print and video, with stars, directors and writers
• Fanfiction and fan sites
• Galleries and Wikis

The format of each page is the same, with the same information in the same place - no more navigating 5 pages looking for simple information.