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24 -
Complete
Seasons
1 to
7
DVD Boxset |
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24 is
one of
the most
innovative,
addictive
and
acclaimed
dramas
on
television.
In its
first
six
seasons,
the
suspenseful
series
has been
nominated
for a
total of
57 Emmy
awards,
winning
for
Outstanding
Drama
Series
(2006)
and
Outstanding
Lead
Actor in
a Drama
Series
for star
Kiefer
Sutherland
(2006).
Season
Six
garnered
a sixth
consecutive
Emmy
nomination
for
Sutherland
and
second
consecutive
nomination
for
supporting
actor
Jean
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$135.95
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Battlestar
Galactica
Complete
Seasons
1-4 DVD Boxset |
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Despite
voluminous
protest
and
nitpicking
criticism
from
loyal
fans of
the
original
1978-80
TV
series,
the 2003
version
of
Battlestar
Galactica
turned
out
surprisingly
well for
viewers
with a
tolerance
for
change.
Originally
broadcast
on the
Sci-Fi
Channel
in
December
2003 and
conceived
by Star
Trek:
The Next
Generation
alumnus
Ronald
D. Moore
as the
pilot
episode
for a "reimagined"
TV
series,
this
four-hour
"miniseries"
reprises
the
basic
premise
of the
original
show
while
giving a
major
overhaul
(including
some
changes
in
gender)
to
several
characters
and plot
elements.
Gone are
the
flowing
robes,
disco-era
hairstyles,
and
mock-Egyptian
fighter
helmets,
and
thankfully
there's
not a
fluffy "daggit"
in
sight...
at
least,
not yet.
Also
missing
are the
"chrome
toaster"
Cylons,
replaced
by new,
more
formidable
varieties
of the
invading
Cylon
enemy,
including
"Number
Six" in
hot red
skirts
and
ample
cleavage,
who
tricks
the
human
genius
Baltar
into a
scenario
that
nearly
annihilates
the
human
inhabitants
of 12
colonial
worlds.
Thus
begins
the epic
battle
and
eventual
retreat
of a
"ragtag
fleet"
of
humans,
searching
for the
mythical
planet
Earth
under
the
military
command
of Adama
(Edward
James
Olmos)
and the
political
leadership
of Laura
Roslin
(Mary
McDonnell),
a former
secretary
of
education,
43rd in
line of
succession
and
rising
to the
occasion
of her
unexpected
Presidency.
As
directed
by
Michael
Rymer
(Queen
of the
Damned),
Moore's
ambitious
teleplay
also
includes
newfangled
CGI
space
battles
(featuring
"handheld"
camera
moves
and
subdued
sound
effects
for
"enhanced
realism"),
a
dysfunctional
Col.
Tigh
(Michael
Hogan)
who's
provoked
into
action
by the
insubordinate
Starbuck
(Katee
Sackhoff),
and a
father-son
reunion
steeped
in
familial
tragedy.
To fans
of the
original
BG
series,
many of
these
changes
are
blasphemous,
but for
the most
part
they
work--including
an
ominous
cliffhanger
ending.
The
remade
Galactica
is
brimming
with
smart,
well-drawn
characters
ripe
with
dramatic
potential,
and it
readily
qualifies
as
serious-minded
science
fiction,
even as
it gives
BG
loyalists
ample
fuel for
lively
debate.
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$149.95
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Sex
and
the
City
The
Complete
Series
DVD Boxset |
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A gaggle
of
single
Manhattan
women
experience
the ups
and
downs of
dating
in this
comedic
HBO
series
that has
earned
wild
popularity
for its
honesty
regarding
women's
attitudes
toward
sex and
relationships,
as well
as for
its racy
content.
Sarah
Jessica
Parker
stars as
Carrie
Bradshaw,
the
writer
of a
relationship
column,
who
still
has none
of the
answers.
Though
the men
in her
life
come and
go,
Carrie
is
always
surrounded
by her
friends:
sex-hungry
publicist
Samantha
Jones
(Kim
Cattrall),
independent
lawyer
Miranda
Hobbes
(Cynthia
Nixon),
and Park
Avenue
princess
Charlotte
York
(Kristin
Davis).
The four
women
couldn't
be more
different
in their
careers
and
romantic
lives,
but they
come
together
over
laughter
and
tears,
especially
where
men are
concerned.
This
collection
gathers
all six
seasons
of the
show
loved by
women
(and
secretly
watched
by men).
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$116.95
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Star
Trek
All
Movies DVD Boxset |
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The
voyages
of the
U.S.S.
Enterprise
continue
in this
trilogy
of
big-screen
adaptations
of the
classic
sci-fi
series
created
by Gene
Roddenberry.
Seeking
out bold
new
worlds
often
pits
Capt.
James T.
Kirk
(William
Shatner),
Mr.
Spock
(Leonard
Nimoy),
and the
rest of
the crew
against
extraterrestrial
threats
and the
limits
of human
knowledge.
Included
here are
all six
original
feature
films:
STAR
TREK:
THE
MOTION
PICTURE,
STAR
TREK II:
THE
WRATH OF
KHAN,
STAR
TREK
III: THE
SEARCH
FOR
SPOCK,
STAR
TREK IV:
THE
VOYAGE
HOME,
STAR
TREK V:
THE
FINAL
FRONTIER,
and STAR
TREK VI:
THE
UNDISCOVERED
COUNTRY.
Please
see
individual
titles
for
complete
synopsis
information.
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$129.95
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Star
Trek
The
Next
Generation
The Complete
Series
DVD Boxset |
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Nearly
two
decades
after
the
cancellation
of the
original
STAR
TREK
television
series,
creator
Gene
Roddenberry
launched
the
first of
what was
to be
four
phenomenally
successful
spinoffs
with
STAR
TREK:
THE NEXT
GENERATION.
Set in
the 24th
century
(nearly
100
years
after
the
stewardship
of
Captain
Kirk),
the
series
introduced
an
all-new
cast of
intergalactic
travelers
exploring
the
farthest
reaches
out of
outer
space on
a
mission
to chart
new
planets
and
alien
civilizations.
Ship
commander
Captain
Jean-Luc
Picard
(Patrick
Stewart)
anchored
the crew
of the
Starship
Enterprise-D
with a
sensitive
reserve
that
marked a
distinct
contrast
to his
trigger-happy
predecessor,
whose
role was
assumed
by the
Kirk-like
second-in-command,
William
Riker
(Jonathan
Frakes).
Rounding
out the
cast
were the
Spock-like
android
Data
(Brent
Spiner);
blind
officer
Geordi
La Forge
(LeVar
Burton);
Klingon
officer
Worf
(Michael
Dorn);
ship
doctor
Beverly
Crusher
(Gates
McFadden);
her
teenage
son,
Wesley (Wil
Wheaton);
and
psychic
psychiatrist
Deanna
Troi
(Marina
Sirtis).
THE NEXT
GENERATION
was
considered
one of
the best
STAR
TREK
spinoffs
for its
intelligent
writing
and
superb
sci-fi
special
effects.
This
collection
presents
the
series
in its
entirety.
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$219.95
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Seinfeld
Complete
Series DVD Boxset |
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No show
captured
the
eccentricities
of New
York
like the
Larry
David-created
sitcom
SEINFELD.
Helping
to
define
America's
view of
New
Yorkers,
the
series
gained
endless
fans
over its
nine
season
run.
Though
it
wasn't
the
first
show to
assert
the
rudeness
of
Gotham's
citizens,
its
characters
are
selfish
to a
fault--not
that
there's
anything
wrong
with
that.
Self-obsessed
comedian
Jerry
Seinfeld
is
joined
in the
cast by
his
neurotic
ex-girlfriend,
Elaine
(Julia
Louis-Dreyfus);
his
chronically
lazy
pal,
George
(Jason
Alexander);
and
Cosmo
Kramer
(Michael
Richards),
who
takes
the
sitcom
cliché
of the
weird
neighbor
to
impressive
new
heights.
Despite
their
faults
(or
perhaps
because
of
them),
they're
some of
the most
hilariously
watch
able
characters
in
television
history.
The
entire
series
is
presented
here.
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$149.95
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MONK
Seasons
The
Complete
Seasons
1-7
DVD Boxset |
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Former
police
detective
Adrian
Monk
(Tony
Shalhoub),
whose
photographic
memory
and
amazing
ability
to piece
together
tiny
clues
made him
a local
legend,
has
suffered
from
intensified
obsessive-compulsive
disorder
and a
variety
of
phobias
since
the
unsolved
murder
of his
wife,
Trudy,
in 1997.
Now on
psychiatric
leave
from the
San
Francisco
Police
Department
and
working
as a
freelance
detective/
consultant
on
difficult
cases,
Monk
hopes to
convince
his
former
boss,
Captain
Leland
Stottlemeyer
(Ted
Levine),
to allow
him to
return
to the
force.
Stottlemeyer,
who
wavered
between
admiration
for Monk
and
annoyance
at his
eccentricities
during
the
first
season,
is
becoming
more of
a friend
to Monk
as the
series
develops,
frequently
calling
him in
to help,
as much
for
Monk's
benefit
as for
his own.
However,
he knows
Monk's
limitations
as well
as his
strengths
and may
still
harbor
doubts
about
the
wisdom
of
allowing
Monk to
carry a
gun or
subdue a
perpetrator.
Stottlemeyer's
second-in-command,
Lieutenant
Randall
Disher
(Jason
Gray-Stanford),
also
seems to
be
developing
both
admiration
and
compassion
for the
man he
once
labeled
"the
defective
detective."
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