Can I mark as watched from iPod?

I have various podcasts that automatically download into iTunes and sync to my iPod.
Sometimes part-way through watching I would like to skip it if it is not interesting. But this ends up as half-watched from iTunes perspective and the podcast is not removed from my iPod.
Of course from the iTunes interface I can "mark as watched".
Can I do the same from the iPod itself?
Thanks!

All you have to do is FF til the end. On my iPod I tap the main central button once. The volume bar turns into the FF/RW bar. Then wheel all the way to the end, make sure I let it finished and it will be marked as plaied (e.g., "Plays": 1)

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