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VERONICA 1.X!! SOAP 4.X!! X-FILES 1.X!! And Lemmiwinks!! Herc's Super-Exciting Season-Box DVD Vault!!
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I am – Hercules!!
Along with “Lost” and “Battlestar Galactica,” “Veronica Mars”
was one of the three best new shows on American television last season.
Masterminded by “Cupid” creator Rob Thomas, the show is ”Buffy the Vampire Slayer” - minus the supernatural nonsense - crossed with “Karen Sisco” by way of “The Rockford Files” multiplied by “The OC.”
But, y’know, darker. In the pilot we learn that, within the space of about a month, 17-year-old Veronica’s best friend was brutally bludgeoned to death, her beloved mom disappeared, her beloved dad was disgraced and fired, and her beloved boyfriend dumped her for reasons unexplained. Oh, and then she was roofied and raped at a well-attended rich-kids party.
Nancy Drew it’s not.
Grim as it all sounds, I hasten to point out "Veronica" got more laughs out of me than any of last season's network sitcoms. You wouldn’t think an enterprise with a backstory this horrifying would yield the big yuks, but the episodes routinely sport the kind of resonant comedy of which most writers, frankly, can only dream.
Veronica’s smarts, superior wit and general good nature, inherited from her private-investigator dad, were established almost immediately, and they immediately served to endear the teen sleuth to us. As the first season
built narrative momentum, so was built our desire to learn the truth behind Lianne Mars’ departure, the circumstances surrounding Veronica’s violation, the reason software heir Duncan Kane gave Veronica the boot, and how Lilly Kane came to such an ungracious demise.
The series is served well also by Neptune, Calif., and its high school, a cauldron of resentment that mashes together citizens from both sides of the coastal town’s tracks: the super-rich software peddlers and movie stars as well as their servants. In mapping modern class struggle, “Mars” is a world-class endeavor, rivaling even the likes of “Cutter’s Way,” “Caddyshack," "Pretty in Pink” and “Die Hard.”
While the pilot still tops the Herc rankings, my second-favorite episode is not the one that reveals what happened to Lianne, or the one that reveals who took Veronica’s virginity, or the season finale that reveals Lilly Kane’s murderer.
I give the silver medal to 1.19, “Hot Dogs,” which became a five-star affair the moment one of Neptune’s resident movie stars, Aaron Echolls (Harry Hamlin), went Sonny Corleone on miserable daughter Trina’s abusive halfwit wannabe-filmmaker boyfriend. Watching the livid matinee-idol topple the aspiring little fuck with patio-furniture from 30 feet was thrilling. But when the movie star pulled out his famous belt? The episode (and indeed the series) achieved a whole new level of genius.
Then! Then “Hot Dogs” got even better! An ordinary network show would let Mandy, the adorable super-timid Sean Young-looking dweeb-girl, hold the stun-gun to the neck of the dog-pound employee she believed responsible for the death of her beloved hound Chester. But “Veronica Mars” let Mandy fry the little dog-napping piece of shit. Again and again and again. Her lust to avenge poor little Chester erased all timidity. It was glorious. It was rock & roll. I cried a little.
Extras on
the season-one set, which goes on sale today, include more than 20 minutes of unaired scenes, and a special “creator’s cut” of the pilot re-edited and expanded by series mastermind Rob Thomas. I cannot recommend this set highly enough. “Veronica Mars” is genius.
A great adventure is waiting for you ahead.
Hurry onward Lemmiwinks, for you will soon be dead.
The journey before you may be long and filled with woe.
But you must escape the gay man's ass, or your tale can't be told.
Lemmiwinks' journey is distant, far and fast!
To find his way out of a gay man's ass!
The road ahead is filled with danger and fright!
But push onward Lemmiwinks with all of your might!
South Park: The Complete Sixth Season, also streeting today, includes the introduction of Butters alter-ego Professor Chaos, Russell Crowe fightin’ round the world, and extraterrestrial-managed Catholic Church dealing with its mammoth child-molestation scandal. It has the boys trying to stop George Lucas from ruining “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” it has the boys trying to return “Lord of the Rings” to the video store, and it has the boys constructing a ladder to heaven to learn where Kenny put the winning candy-store-shopping-spree ticket. The Death Camp of Tolerance is founded as Lemmiwinks, the gerbil who would be gerbil king, begins his long journey through Mr. Slave's digestive system. Stan thinks he’s being visited by his future-self. Christmas presents are delivered to needy children in Iraq. And we discover that, whatever it is, “The Simpsons” did it first.
I watched every episode of “Soap” religiously when it aired on ABC; it remains one of the funniest sitcoms ever produced. At $20.96, Soap: The Complete Fourth Season is the cheapest of the “Soap” sets and the steal of the week. Robert Guillaume had already moved on to his inferior spin-off, but series mastermind and comedy-genius Susan Harris co-wrote every teleplay of her fabulous mother-series right to its never-resolved cliffhanger conclusion.
Was the second season of Arrested Development creator Mitch Hurwitz’ big “fuck you” to the Christian right, as embodied by George Michael’s gratingly dull and mirthless new love interest Ann? Who can say?
Season two boasted perhaps my favorite “Arrested” episode to date, “Ready, Aim, Marry Me,” which featured Martin Short as Uncle Jack Dorso.
Bonus features include commentaries on three of the 18 episodes (including “Ready, Aim, Marry Me”), deleted and extended scenes, a blooper reel, “Immaculate Election” campaign videos and something called “Season One In Three Minutes.”
If you’ve been wanting to buy your beloved “X-Files” on DVD, but couldn’t stomach the list price? The “X-Files” WERE $74.99 (or more) per season new ($42.99 or more used). But effective Jan. 31, the first three seasons are being reissued NEW for just $34.99 per season. Which would be less. The new sets will have everything the old sets do, including the extras. The only difference is they’re packaged (unlike the old set depicted above) in slimcases, so they’ll take up less room on your shelf.
Hopefully this and the new, greatly reduced price on the “Buffy” series signals that ALL the older season-sets are soon headed for cheapville. (Maybe even Paramount’s “Star Trek” season-sets will fall to under $88 one day!)
Finally, for those who have written in wondering what exactly will be contained on Beavis & Butt-Head: The Mike Judge Collection Vol. 1, due Nov. 8 (and retailing at $25.34), Paramount Home Entertainment was good enough to pass along the details this week:
IT WORKED FOR THE HOBBITS AND LUKE SKYWALKER…
ON NOVEMBER 8, THE BOYS ARE BACK IN
THE FIRST INSTALLMENT OF THEIR TRILOGY…
BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD:
THE MIKE JUDGE COLLECTION, VOLUME ONE
HOLLYWOOD, CA, October 5, 2005 – Generation Y and Z, prepare to meet Generation B&B – Beavis & Butthead, that is! The Gen X bad-boy mascots, and the world’s most popular buddy duo, are at long last back with a vengeance in BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD: THE MIKE JUDGE COLLECTION, VOLUME ONE. Debuting on DVD November 8 from MTV Home Entertainment and Paramount Home Entertainment, this ultimate collection – the first in a highly anticipated Beavis and Butthead trilogy -- unleashes the mega-stars of TV, radio and the silver screen for an entirely new generation, as well as those who came of age with the heavy-metal poster children.
BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD: THE MIKE JUDGE COLLECTION, VOLUME ONE is the definitive DVD collection for Beavis and Butt-Head fans who have been eagerly awaiting such a comprehensive set. Creator Mike Judge (TV’s King of the Hill, Office Space) has taken great care in hand-picking his personal favorites from the series’ memorable five year run (1993-1997) -- and is even opening up the vaults to release episodes that have never before been available on any video format.
The comprehensive 3-disc set – allowing for non-stop and repeated Beavis and Butthead viewing -- is jam-packed with 40 episodes and includes many never-before-released on DVD, special director’s cut episodes, an exclusive featurette, and those ever-popular music videos with classic Beavis and Butt-Head commentary. So, grab some nachos, pull on your best concert tee and rejoice, for everyone’s favorite boys are back in town and they’re more animated than ever!
The 3-Disc Collector’s Set Features:
* 40 episodes – including 14 never-before-released on DVD, and 23 containing previously censored material
* 11 music videos with running commentary from Beavis and Butt-Head. Music Videos include Pantera, Wilco, Grim Reaper and more.
* Beavis and Butt-Head VMA appearances, promos and more.
* Thanksgiving Special w/ Kurt Loder
* Exclusive featurette, Taint of Greatness: The Journey of Beavis and Butt-Head, Part 1
Originally airing on MTV, the series followed the adventures of Beavis, a blond guy in a Metallica shirt, and Butt-Head, a dark-haired guy in an AC/DC t-shirt. Each day they can be found amusing themselves with activities such as getting sent to the principal’s office, getting rabies, washing the dog, learning to drive and getting ripped off at a charity walk. One of the pair's all-time favorite pastimes is scanning TV channels and commenting on "really cool" programs and music videos. Beavis and Butt-head think alike, laugh alike, and bang their heads in unison while playing air guitar.
BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD: THE MIKE JUDGE COLLECTION, VOLUME ONE is a three-disc DVD set priced at around $30 at retail in the U.S. and is encoded with the MacrovisionÔ AntiCopy protection.
Move over Star Wars. Be forewarned Lord of the Rings. There’s a new DVD trilogy headed to town, and it’s loud, it’s old school and a little bit crazy.
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Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1.x
America's Funniest Holiday Home Videos
The Bob Newhart Show 2.x
Cartoon Network: Christmas Rocks
Christmas with SCTV
Count Duckula
Drawn Together 1.x: Uncensored
Farscape: Starburst Edition 2.3
Into The West
Kenny Vs. Spenny 1.x
Kolchak: The Night Stalker
Oblongs: The Complete Series
Postcards From Buster
Spike The Vampire: Love Is Hell
Stargate SG1 8.x
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Vol. 19: Mutant & Monsters
Tom Green: Inside and Outside
A Twist in the Tale
Wild Palms: The Complete Series
October 11
All Grown Up: RV Having Fun Yet?
Arrested Development 2.x
The Captain & Tenille: Ultimate Collection
Dora the Explorer: Dance To The Rescue
The Duchess of Duke Street 1.x
Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids Vol. 2
The Fresh Prince of Bel Air 2.x
The Jeffersons 4.x
Kingdom Hospital Vol. 3
Mutant X 3.x
Only Fools and Horses 6.x
Soap 4.x
South Park 6.x
Veronica Mars 1.x
October 18
The Adventures of Superman 1.x
Atomic Betty Vol. 1
Atomic Betty Vol. 2
The Batman Vs. Dracula
Braceface: Turning 13
CSI: New York
Dark Shadows: Complete 1996 Series
Garfield: Cat Tales Gift Set
Ghost Hunters 1.x
He-Man 1.x Vol. 1
The Hilarious House of Frightenstein
The Legend of Zelda: The Complete Series
Nick Picks Vol. 2
Pet Alien: Aliens Unleashed
Pet Alien: Atomic Tommy
Saved by the Bell: The New Class 5.x
Strawberry Shortcake: Dress-Up Days
The Twilight Zone 4.x
Unscripted
October 25
Alias 4.x
The Ambassador
American Gothic: The Complete Series
The Beverly Hillbillies/Petticoat Junction Christmas Collection
Bewitched 2.x
Danger Mouse 3.x/4.x
Degrassi Junior High: The Complete Series
The Doris Day Show 2.x
Hamish MacBeth 1.x
Hart To Hart 1.x
Little House on the Prairie 9.x
In Living Color 4.x
Invasion Earth: The Complete Series
Kids in the Hall 3.x
Little House on the Prairie 9.x
Looney Tunes: Golden Collection Vol. 3
The L Word 2.x
Mad TV: Best of 8/9/10.x
The Munsters 2.x
The Planet's Funniest Animals
Point Pleasant 1.x
Puppets Who Kill 2.x
Tales From The Crypt 2.x
3rd Rock From the Sun 2.x
Tom & Jerry Vol. 2
Tripping the Rift 1.x
Upstairs Downstairs 24-Disc Collector's Edition
November 1
The Adventures of Pete & Pete 2.x
Alvin: A Chipmonk Christmas <--- NEW!!
American Chopper 3.x
Backstairs at the White House <--- NEW!!
The Brady Bunch 4.x
Dick Cavett: John & Yoko
Disney Channel Holiday
Fame 1.x
Hearts Afire 2.x
Just For Laughs: Gags Vol. 1 <--- NEW!!
Just For Laughs: Stand-Up Vol. 1 <--- NEW!!
Monster Garage 3.x
Outer Limits (1999) 1.x
Sex and the City: Collector's Edition
Star Trek: Enterprise 4.x
Star Trek Enterprise: The 27-Disc Complete Series
Tales of Tomorrow Vol. 2
21 Jump Street 4.x
Ultimate Fighter 1.x
War of the Worlds 1.x
World Poker Tour 3.x
November 8
Beavis & Butt-Head: The Mike Judge Collection Vol. 1
Blue Collar TV 1.x Vol. 1
Chip & Dale Vol. 1
A Different World 1.x
Doctor Who: City of Death
Doctor Who: Claws of Axos
DuckTales Vol. 1
Five Mile Creek 1.x
Jay and Silent Bob Do DeGrassi
Jeopardy! An Inside Look
The Kingdom
The Kumars at Number 42
Mystery Science Theatre 3000 Vol. 8 <--- NEW!!
The Partridge Family 2.x
Pioneers of Primetime
Remington Steele 2.x
Swiss Family Robinson: The Complete Series
Tales From Avonlea 1.x
What's New Scooby Doo Vol. 7
The White Shadow 1.x
November 15
Andromeda 5.2 <--- NEW!!
Beast Machines Transformers: The Complete Series
Buffy the Vampire Slayer: 40-Disc Collector's Set
Charmed 3.x
Cheers 7.x
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no it is not.
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Must buy. Nuff said.
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Any luck with those haikus? C'mon it's been almost 2 weeks! If I didn't win, I want to think about buying them someplace used (sorry, no commission from Amazon for y'all).
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Herc, you don't have the really exciting news. Jan. 3rd - complete series of ALIEN NATION!!! I've been waiting for this one! The pilot will have commentary. No word on the follow-up movies yet, but hopefully they will be released too. Yipee.
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Oct 11, 2005 1:50:39 AM CDT
I hope ADs commentaries aren't like the 1st season set
by gheorghe zamfir
But being that there's only 3 of them sounds like it might be. First season had 3 commentaries, with two of them consisting of the entire cast on two of the commentaries, which sounds neat, but when the entire cast, plus creators and producers comes out to being over a dozen people, and the episodes are only like 22 minutes, well, its all a bit pointless. Spread it out a little, more commentaries with fewer people, might actually get around to be able to talk about something.
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Ahhh...Lucas, is there nothing you can't do?
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It's MY ass and it's not for sale! Certainly not to George Lucas!
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Oct 11, 2005 2:31:44 AM CDT
He can't make good movies... even III, as much as I liked i
by iamnicksaicnsn
is only mediocre. FUCK, WHAT AN ASSHOLE. WHAT A STUPID BLEEDING ASSHOLE. And I JUST FUCKING BOUGHT THE FIRST 4 SEASONS OF THE X-FILES, FUCK! They were only 50 each, but still. FUCKIN SHIT. Oh well, these cases are purdy.
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Creator/Writer fo the show Rob Thomas has put up an audio commentary for the pilot on his website. Go to www.slaverats.com. Click "Veronica Mars" on the left. Click "Downloads" on the left. Then click "Downloads" on the right, and the link to it should be in the middle. It's definitely worth listening to. I know I'll be picking up Veronica Mars and Arrested Development today.
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'Cause unless it's got the scenes with them sniffing glue, attempting to light cigarettes, and yelling "Fire! Fire! Fire!" I'm not interested. Aw who am I kidding, I'm not interested either way.
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I admit Mars is a good show, but Arrested Development, which needs more fans and more people to buy the DVD just gets a blurb? Come On!
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I feel old now. Are they going to start with the Greek alphabet next?
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This show needs to be on DVD. I need my own personal "Walker clip lever."
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I've questioned your tastes in the past (though I'm not one of those pricks who would come on here and tell you that you're wrong because your opinion differs from mine). Today you've most definitely redeemed yourself. Up until now I thought that I was the only one who considered "Ready, Aim, Marry Me" to be one of the funniest half hours of Arrested Development ever aired (though I'd still put several episodes above it in my list of favorites, most notably "Pier Pressure" and "Afternoon Delight"). Every friend of mine and every opinion I've seen on the net seems to consider it to be the worst episode of the series. Screw those people. I thought the insanity of Short's character was absolutely fantastic. It was a great example of how the show can be both low brow and the smartest comedy on television at the same time. That, to me, is the greatest strength of AD. It hits you on so many levels. It's still a young show, but for my money it rivals Seinfeld as the funniest show ever aired. I think it's far too bizarre to ever be a ratings hit, but I only hope that Fox decides to keep it around for the prestige, awards, and DVD sales.
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Now THAT was an underappreciated show.
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Oct 11, 2005 10:36:15 AM CDT
Figures they're switching the X-Files sets to superior slimc
by osmosis jones
FUCK!!! Not only will they be even less expensive than the $49.99 "sale price" that Best Buy offered them for in June, but they'll be in those ginchy Futurama-style slim cases, instead of those gigantic, unwieldy fold-out cardboard cases with the teeth that barely even hold the discs in place. So now I'll have to buy each season (except the crappy ninth one) all over again. FUCK!!!!
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wow, i know that must sound impressive these days to "Generation Z" who are lucky enough to get 11 music videos in a week off MTV but seeing as B&B took the piss out of 4-5 music videos an episode it's kinda dissapointing. They were the best bit of the show. Still, it does at least sound like they attempted to make an effort in making the DVD even if fans have been calling for Season sets for years now...hell, where the fuck is my 'The Maxx' complete series DVD??? we get the immediately cancelled MTV spiderman shit on DVD but nothing of MTVOddities? pssh
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Maybe it wasn't as avant garde as Soap and maybe I really hadn't seen the show since I was a little kid but I thought it was funny. And Odo was in it.
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I was only a casual fan of the show and never bothered with the DVDs since it was played on space channel a dozen times a day. But now it is never played and the DVDs are over $100 Canadian. Sorry, but no way. So I'll be picking up the new slim case sets for a REAL price. I mean what was their rationale for ever being that much anyway?
Good news on American Gothic too, although I heard it is "out of order" due to being in order of when they aired instead of when they should really be. -
yeah. Benson is to Soap as Joey is to Friends. Benson was awesome in Soap, but a show all about him? eh. its even worse when you think about Joey.
no matter how the spin off goes, the original is better. the only show that could be consitered to break the mold of this curse is Frasier, but i think the producers saw that could happen, so they make Frasier as different as possible from Cheers. They succeeded. -
Though I liked them well enough I'm referring to Arrested Development ( even though I didn't pick up on the double meaning of the title til the end of season I ) Herc is sick for choosing " Ready, Aim, Marry Me " as his favorite ep, tho. As hilarious as Tobias was in that episode, Martin Short's "Uncle Jack" did't fit into the AD reality ... more like a bad leftover SNL character. And even with a family as dysfunctional as the Bluths, the way he kept hitting on Lindsay ... that's just creepy !
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Oct 11, 2005 11:44:01 AM CDT
You guys do realize that Hercules makes COMISSION on the Amazon.
by darkwater
This is so fucking tacky... basically what was once news has become nothing more than an infomercial.
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I hope the Mike Judge Collection has the first Christmas Special. Not the stupid full length stories, but the one withe Beavis and Butthead sitting in front of the tv watching christmas music videos and also the fireplace on tv. One of the funniest episodes. I taped mine on video and can't find it. "Why is Rudolph's Nose Red? Because it's bloody." "Uh oh don't let Primus in". And the classic Ozzie Nutcracker Suite Joke
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Oct 11, 2005 1:10:22 PM CDT
the beavis and butt-head christmas special had a ramones music v
by jig98
also run dmc and some other gay fashion trendkiller. "bob scratchit" i've had that on tape for years.
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Oct 11, 2005 2:11:11 PM CDT
You're right, DarkWater, how DARE people try to use the inte
by rev_skarekroe
You'd think we were living in capitalist society or something!
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No extras, unfortunately. Loved that show...even the campy bits. http://tinyurl.com/9x72s
And great news about Beavis and Butthead...glad they got any rights issues resolved and added the videos with commentary. Best damn part of the show. -
If only to see how bad Jerry Seinfeld is as Jerry the Chauffer...
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If only to see how bad Jerry Seinfeld is as Jerry the Chauffer...
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Oct 11, 2005 4:31:06 PM CDT
So what is the status of that Haiku contest you got there?
by mistrmindqed
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she's pretty!
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Looks oddly interesting.
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Maybe my mind is playing tricks on me, but wasn't the finale sort of partially resolved on Benson when Jessica showed up as a ghost or something?
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Is this supposed to look cool or something? From what I'm gathering, "Smallville Season 4.x" means its the only release for Smallville's fourth season... but "Gargoyles 2.x Vol. 1"... isn't this "Gargoyles 2.1" [Season Two, Volume 1], with the 2nd half of Season 2 being "Gargoyles 2.2" [Season Two, Volume 2]?
All that aside, this "Season 2.x" and such looks plain retarded and takes more time to type... so unless I'm missing some great universal need for "Veronica Mars Season 1.x" instead of just "Veronica Mars Season 1", please correct (and most likely flame) me. -
Everyday they're out there making duck tales. WOOOOUUUUUU
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Along with Freaks & Geeks, it's one of my favs. This show needs more effing respect.
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Now when will they get China Beach out on DVD? C'mon guys, get those musical rights secured and let's release it already!
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i love beavis and butthead butt mike won't release them all to dvd. asshole
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The Aaron/Dead Guy connection was great. I love this season so far. Only problem, the ugly black girl has got to go. Couldn't they have gotten someone cuter like Meagan Goode?
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Holy shit, I was not expecting so much to happen so quickly! Already we know why the bus crashed--or Veronica thinks she knows anyway. If it was Curly doing Aaron a favor, then someone else must have been involved to kill Curly. And somehow that seems like a smokescreen because if it's just another thing Aaron did, then it can't go very far. But already the affair with Logan and Kendall has come out, and almost immediately Mr. Casablancas goes on the run! So where are they going with Kendall now? Does this mean the Casablancas boys are abandoned and broke? When will we get back to the stabbing that started the whole turf war and why it happened in the first place? Who will Cassidy hate more, Logan for sleeping with his dad's wife or Veronica for ruining his dad's business and sending him on the run? And what's up with Wallace's mom? Cher? This season is getting better (not that is was bad exactly, just not as good as last year until now). Although I wish they'd get back to Veronica and Weevil working together. He's had what, a full minute of screen time this whole season?
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Oct 13, 2005 12:20:43 PM CDT
I love how Cordelia - um I mean Kendall was back to her bitchy B
by mr. profit
It was great. It was a stand out episode. And I am also glad the show is back to V solving standalone mysteries while advancing the main plot.
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I just bought the DVD , can't wait to watch it as I never seen anything but the pilot.
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And I'm mildly impressed. I like some of the cast, and it's better looking than I expected, but Jaush Weedin, from whose fecund imagination was sprung the Firefly-verse and it's latest emanation - the box office phenomenon Serenity - has again demonstrated the versatility of his pretanatural incisiveness by using the medium of print-media (in the form of an Entertainment Weekly review) to characterize Veronica Mars' use of the voice-over technique as 'awkward.' The man is infallible.
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Oct 13, 2005 4:48:23 PM CDT
After the pilot, the show just keeps getting better and better.
by mr. profit
I myself was not a huge fan or the pilot either.
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Since there isnt a proper Veronica Mars talkback thread. In any event, this season is really, really crisp so far. And if I was Duncan, after last week you would need a crowbar to get me out of Veronica.
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