There was nothing new there and it had a definite 'too British' feel about it. Davina was pretty good though, even though she has had 10 years of practice her presenting scenes felt exactly the same as when she is actually presenting. If that makes sense.

It's a shame that so many things that are produced over here turn out looking cheap and nasty. Why is that, does anyone know? Do British crews etc take up more of the budget or something? I once heard (it is probably not true) that Dr Who has a similar production budget to many American hour longs, it looks like it was made my children or amateurs in comparison.

This guy doesn't know what he's talking about. Buy DEAD SET. You will enjoy.

But, if one simply can't wait, there are better ones than the kindle, such as Cybook or iLiad.

After Christmas, when I have all the new gadgetry required to upgrade to the Blu-Ray pristinery, well then I'll be getting excited about this stuff.

As it is, my immediate Blu-Ray purchases are going to be my favorite films that I watch all the time.

Anybody who remembers the jump from VHS to DVD can anticipate a definite increase in quality for the second and third edition Blu-Ray releases. So, as awesome as the initial pressings of Blu-Ray discs are, just imagine how cool some of these movies are going to look on their next incarnation. As for all the special dealies on DVDs, well, they seem kinda superfluous in the wake of the coming Blu-Ray apocalypse.

I mean, I'd love that Lebowski bowling ball set or the Nightmare Before Christmas bust, but they just seem kinda pointless when Lebowski will eventually get to Blu-Ray and TNBC already is available in the next gen format. I think the studios dropped the ball.