Sick of watching "Jersey Shore" by yourself? Tired of your boo snoring their way through your hilarious "Real World" commentary? Download MTV's new iPhone and iPad app WatchWith now — your new Social TV watching partner.
Check it out:
• WatchWith acts as a DVR for social commentary, recording the best, most relevant comments and delivering them real-time — your Facebook and Twitter friends and followers obviously get top billing.
• WatchWith serves up cast commentary, too. (You know you want Snooki's take on the latest Meatball drama.)
• The app is so smart it knows your timezone, dishing out exclusive content to the timeline of your show.
• Let's say you watch an episode on demand and miss out on the live conversation. Don't worry, WatchWith can sync the episode with the comments.
• Oh you want more? It's got hilarious trivia, bonus clips, the newest pics, blog posts and more.
Did I mention it's free? Download it now on iTunes »
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I Want My (Social) MTV: 'WatchWith' Social TV App Connects Friends, Cast & Social Networks
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