Tv shows file size?

Im in uk, cant get them yet cant wait til we can, but was just wondering how big a typical file size is and how long it takes to downloa

Based on the 4 minute pixar movie I downloaded. That is 20mb. So I'd say 200-300mb depending on the exact length.
Don't remember how long the short took to donwload, I'd say several minutes. I seem to remember Steve Jobs saying it would take about the time of 5 albums in iTunes.

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