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DEADWOOD!! PRACTICE!! LEGAL!! EARL!! UNIT!! JOSIE!! BONES!! BREAK!! HercVault!!
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“The Practice”
is the show David E. Kelley created for ABC between “Chicago Hope” for CBS and “Ally McBeal” for Fox. The show followed the staff of Donnel and Associates, a struggling law firm with a reputation for representing unsavory clients like drug dealers. It went on to win the “outstanding drama” Emmy twice.
The Volume One DVD
contains the 13 episodes created for the show’s first season on ABC, but only six of these actually aired during the first season. The other seven on this set were actually intergrated into the first half of the series’ second season. (The coming “volume two” set will presumably contain the 21 Lara Flynn Boyle episodes that formed the balance of season two.)

Deadwood’s third and final season
was a kind-of prequel to “Citizen Kane,” as it circled the impact on the titular mining camp of wealthy prospector George Hearst, father of William Randolph and great-grandfather of Patty. It was fun to see the South Dakota berg – notably enemies Al Swearengen and Seth Bullock – unite in their hatred for Hearst.
In real life, Swearengen arrived in Deadwood in the summer of 1876, mere weeks before Bullock and Sol Star got there. Swearengen didn’t open the Gem until 8 months after the assassination of Wild Bill Hickock. Hearst was a U.S. senator representing California when he died in 1891. Bullock and Swearengen operated side by side in Deadwood for decades. Swearengen stuck around until 1899, when the Gem burned down for the second time. Bullock died in Deadwood in 1919, in the hotel he built on the site of his and Sol’s old hardware store. Deadwood is still on the map, just a few miles north of Rapid City and a few miles south of Interstate 90. Deadwood is also about an hour’s drive north of Mount Rushmore, where Bullock’s best friend, Theodore Roosevelt, is immortalized.

Even in her “Celebrity Mole” days, it was perfectly obvious that funny just pours out of Kathy Griffin pretty much 24/7. She comes equipped with sharp sense of self-deprecation and a freakishly fearless, disarming candor that renders her a kind of perfect television creature. It is for this reason that Kathy Griffin: My Life On The D-List
contends for the title of most entertaining reality series ever forged. Extras on the new set
include Griffin’s hourlong Bravo stand-up special “I Am Not Nicole Kidman.”
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The first five seasons of “The Simpsons,” to me, represents one of four best sitcoms in the history of history. The prices as I type this:
$19.99 The Simpson Season One
$19.99 The Simpson Season Two
$19.99 The Simpson Season Three
$19.99 The Simpson Season Four
$19.99 The Simpson Season Five
$19.99 The Simpson Season Six
$19.99 The Simpson Season Seven
$19.99 The Simpson Season Nine

If you buy seasons one and two of “The Office” separately, they’ll collectively run you $53.98. But if you waited for today’s arrival of The Office First Season/Second Season Value Pack
, you pay only $39.99, an $13.99 savings.

50% OFF!!
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In celebration of the release of the third season of “Rescue Me” on DVD last Tuesday and the premiere of the fourth season of “Rescue Me” this Wednesday, Fox has knocked 50% the older “Rescue Me” sets:
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$24.99 Rescue Me Season Two

Prisoner, Python & Fawlty Still Cheap!!
For my money, these are the three best series Britain ever produced, and they’ve all just undergone major price reductions:
$53.49 The Prisoner: The Complete Series (17 episodes)
$58.99 Monty Python: The Complete Series 16-Ton Megaset (45 episodes)
$30.49 Fawlty Towers: The Complete Series (12 episodes)

55% Off Second Seasons!!
Remember Taht sale that took 55% off all those Fox first-season sets? That’s gone, but now there’s a new sale for the Sophomores. Titles:
$4.05 The Simple Life 2.x
$12.14 Tru Calling 2.x
$13.49 Hill Street Blues 2.x
$13.49 In Living Color 2.x
$13.49 King of the Hill 2.x
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$13.49 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 2.x Vol. 2
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$26.99 The Shield 2.x
$31.49 24 2.x

Insano-Cheap 69% OFF O.C., Bitch!!
Two weeks ago Amazon was selling the first season of “The O.C.” for $51.99. Right now DeepDiscountDVD has the first and second season for $40 and the third seasons for $25.87.
Amazon’s prices as I type this:
$22.99 The OC: The Complete First Season
$22.99 The OC: The Complete Second Season
$22.99 The OC: The Complete Third Season
I don’t recall Amazon ever discounting those extra-crammed supersized (27 episode) first season adventures of Seth Cohen to below $50 before two weeks ago. I actually don’t recall seeing “OC” that cheap anywhere (and I’ve been looking for it)! Again, I would not expect those prices to last! 
The OC reductions are part of a larger TV-On-DVD sale one can find here
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Tutenstein Vol. 2
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Blue Murder: Set 1

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Kathy Griffin: My Life On The D-List 1.x

Masters of Horror: The Screwfly Solution

Mile High 2.x Vol. 1

Mile High 2.x Vol. 2

Noah's Arc 2.x

The Office 1.x/2.x Value Pack

The Practice Vol. 1

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Trapped in TV Guide 1.x

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Animaniacs Vol. 3
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Batfink: The Complete Series
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The Powerpuff Girls 1.x
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Bozo The Clown Vol. 1
Casper: Best Of Vol. 1
Casper: Best Of Vol. 2
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Hannah Montana Vol. 3
Miami Vice 5.x
Monk 5.x
Monk 5.x/Psych 1.x Combo
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Mystery Science Theatre 3000 Vol. 11
The New Adventures of Batman: The Complete Animated Series
The New Adventures of Superman: The Complete Animated Series
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Beauty and the Beast 2.x
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...is a masterpiece, probably the best third season of any recent series. DEADWOOD's also one of the few series to have actually improved as it got older. Where are those two HBO DEADWOOD movies that are supposed to wrap everything up?
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By the way if you're even contemplating buying Diagnosis Murder..... KILL YOURSELF... KILL YOURSELF NOW...!!!!
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also, deadwood is still on the map? cool.
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OHCRAPPY! this width is LOCO!
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especially if you consider the pilot for John From Cincinatti (or however the fuck you spell that Cthulhlu-forsaken sity)
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and it's still too freakin' wide. How the fuck am I supposed to learn about the latest DVD release of Earl?
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As much as I love the series as a whole (even despite the Veronica Mars chick's appearance, horrible integration to say the least, even if it was the previous season), the 3rd narrative showed glimpses of reality that the balance between fictional and real characters could not overcome with serious conviction. Seriously, it was becoming Sopranos seasons 2-6-1/2. Deadwood 3rd season was half-good, just like the penultimate "6th season" of Sopranos (and I'm looking at the final episodes as a psuedo-savior to that horredously plotted series). JFC, while minorly promising, absolutely positively does not give me the same kick-ass vibe I got off that 1st episode of Deadwood.
Milch, I came into the game late as far as your career is concerned (never watched a single episode of NYPD Blue). Maybe it could be decent to go back to on DVD, for a season or two, anyways). Hard to measure up to what "the Wire" has consistently adhered to (2nd season shortcomings, notwithstanding, even that wasn't a major suck). After this pilot of JFC, I just may have to die a little death. Sparse subject matter to intrigue me here, even with the great appearance of Jim Beaver and crackpot performance of Ed O'Neill.
Seriously? I'm willing to give the next couple of episodes a chance. But HBO in particular can burn one's ass, creator or viewer alike. I have no qualms with visiting:
1) another cable network producing some quality programming for adults (Showtime, great job, just remember there's standards)
2) Netflix to experience/revisit some great storytelling as the entertainment business was originally created for.)br> Lately it seems to be a shill for product placement or trying for the endorsement of the Blandest Film Ever Oscar. Keep that in mind, and take this pathetic pause in television programming to watch great under-rated flicks like William Friedkin's "Sorcerer" or revisit John Carpenter's "The Thing."
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and I mean that in the most polite, non-vulgar kind of way (just to be taken half-seriously). The utter antithesis to smart writing, Kathy is the epitome of being, for lack of a better polite term, unpleasant. If you think she's amusing, I hope you don't drink a lot and begin a conversation with me at a bar for it will be one of the only times I ever raise my hand in anger against another human. Such is my dislike of this heinously self-absorbed shrike. Pretty sure that's not a legitimate descriptive word, but it should be. Have you ever listened to her? Really? Nails on a chalkboard. From the snippets of her "show" I was unfortunate enough to be subjected to at work, it is a sad case for civilization if that is what people desire for entertainment.
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... also known as the easiest paycheck David Dochovny ever made. If they're releasing this can the season one set of "Beverly Hills Bordello" be far behind? Kim Yates needs those royalty checks to fend off Xenu!
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Shrike: any of numerous predaceous oscine birds of the family Laniidae, having a strong, hooked, and toothed bill, feeding on insects and sometimes on small birds and other animals: the members of certain species impale their prey on thorns or suspend it from the branches of trees to tear it apart more easily, and are said to kill more than is necessary for them to eat. from Dictionary.com
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First? Whoever codes the site should at least check it in Firefox, b/c right now the page is 3X too wide...
Anyway, THANK GOD we finally get Popeye the way Max Fleischer intended they be seen! The first 60 shorts, all fully restored and uncut, plus a ton of bonus features! Anyone with any interest in animation should check this set out. -
X-Files season 1 is $21.99
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Stretched out, no pics. Bad scripts.
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or that What's Happening Now set, please fall in front of a moving bus. Please, do the world a favor.
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Arguably the best show of the 90s (that started in the 80s), The Wonder Years still only exists on DVD in two sub-par best-of complilations. But God forbid someone should have to go without the complete series of Josie & The Pussycats, or the second season of Prison Break. I say screw the music rights issues (the same thing that's holding up Malcolm in the Middle) and just release it however you can; then when you've got those legal issues cleared up, re-release it as a special edition. I'll buy both, I promise.
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that they stopped releasing Boy Meets World after three seasons, i need my feeny call damnit
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I do but I also want DVD releases of Unhappily ever after and Nikki and well...not really, maybe I don't know, I might buy Nikki or Unhappily if they were in the bargin bin at Wal-mart like I found the first season of The Jeff Foxworthy show (complete with haley Joel Osment and a weird southern accent)
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Holy Crap. I just threw up a bit in my mouth. Not only is Griffin not funny, by any stretch of the imagination, "she's" also most likely a man in drag.
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Oh my god, Oh my god, Oh my god, Oh my god, Oh my god, Oh my god, ad nauseam.
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...because they're both on the D-List. Now if only Griffen could get hit by the D-Train.
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is because whoever created Suddenly Susan and/or NBC exec. so Vicki Lewis's popularity with NewsRadio fans and tried to duplicate it. You can duplicate the look but you can't duplicate the heart of what made Paul Sims/Vicki Lewis' Beth so good. Of course Suddenly Susan was a vastly inferior show so it was a hit in the ratings, propelling Kathy Griffen to somewhat celebrity status while the far more talented Vicki Lewis hasn't and I think is the better for it.
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The way I've been watching Deadwood and the Sopranos is by ordering them thru my local public library; this way, you won't be disappointed by serialized shows like Invasion getting canceled before they're over.
My question to everyone is: is it worth it to follow a show if it has no end to it? Promises to end Deadwood may take years since Chase is busy with John from Cincinnati. -
David Chase is going to be writing/directing "John from Cincinnati" episodes?! SUPERCOOL!
Seriously, now, Charon, your Total Toolness was revealed by three things: 1) While season six (parts one and two) were fairly weak compared to the earlier seasons, anyone with even a thousandth of a modicum of taste considers AT LEAST seasons one through three of The Sopranos as Classic TV; 2) near as I can tell, only homophobic, reactionary, right wing, Kevin James-lovin' douchebags think Kathy Griffin is unfunny; and 3) Kristin Bell appeared in season ONE of Deadwood, not, as you assert, season two. -
I discounted seasons 2 through 6-1/2 of the Sopranos. I thought the first season was intrigueing I discounted seasons 2 through 6-1/2 of the Sopranos (you can re-read my post if you wish). I thought the first season was intriguing, well-written and had good actors but it got to be way too soap-operish in the middle. Sure, there were some fine moments sprinkled throughout, but mostly it was watching annoying people you were waiting to be killed.
If you really like Kathy Griffin that much, more power to you. I just treat her like a noxious gas, to be avoided at all times. Just don't tell me she's funny, I know better.
Kristen Bell in Deadwood season one, I'll take you're word for it. It was the stand-alone nature of the episode I didn't particularly care for so it didn't really fit into the overall flow of the show. -
/just wondering.
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I had such a crush on her. She was so hot.
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Totally underappreciated.
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Loopy HBO Cunts
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you're right, king of queens is one of the funniest sitcoms on tv.
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If Heroes is HDDVD, then that's the format for me. Problem solved.
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Does anyone know when Milch is going to finish the final four hours of the show?
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I don't trust Milch and HBO. After the Sopranos final fiasco, I have zero faith in either of them.
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Always wanted to say that. :) And has anyone tried out Apple's web browser Safari for Windows? It's pretty nice so far; is about in a dead heat with Firefox in load times, but for a beta
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Forgot to add that in there, sorry.
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So all the bitchin on this site, got me wondering. Why are so many people desperate to prove Blue Ray better when in fact they don't own one? Do they love Sony? Really? Sony? What have they done for you but sell you PSP's without memory cards and PS3's with shitty games? Anways, I have a 360 which made sense buying HDDVD, that and HEROES coming out. So I bought Planet Earth, Batman Begins, Goodfellas and you know what? Its awesome. And it won't stop being awesome if Blue Ray wins out in 2 years, but guys, seriously, Sony looses money like there is no tomorrow and they've failed before, with better systems, so why so sure now? Remember that PSP was supposed to kill the Nintendo DS and DS is far far far far far ahead in sales and game development. I don't know anyone who owns one. It just baffles me that you all are so behind a system you dont have. Odd. Just odd
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Penultimate means "next-to-last". Why not say "next-to-last" then average joes can understand you. By the way, the San Antonio Spurs picked Manu Ginobli 57th in the 1999 NBA Draft of 58 picks. It was the penultimate (next-to-last) pick in the whole draft. I wonder how that will work out for the Spurs. I guess I'll ask Cleveland.
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And I'm not gay. So fuck you, whoever doesn't think she's funny.
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I lose patience with loopy HBO cunts too ignorant to know when their lots improved.
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Didn't realize they made so many of them. I kinda stopped watching after Joel left although I did check out the movie with Mike.
I just bought Season 1 & 2 of the Venture Bros. today at Best Buy. If they come out with a cheap combo like they did after I bought both seasons of the Office, I'm getting stabby.
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