Voyagers of the Titanic

Revisit the 80's
I loved this series when it was on TV originally. I am glad it was available on Amazon now. My children liked it when it came out and both started looking for things in the library thanks to this show. I wish that some station would remake the series.

One of my favorite shows when I was a kid.
I loved this show when I was a kid. It combined history with adventure and was mildly educational without being preachy. I showed this show to my 10 year old son and loved it.

Nostalgic.
Great show for kids has a lot of history lessons mixed with entertainment it was a great show when I was a kid now as an adult its a little corny but I can watch it with my kids.

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Focus

Season 7
Like a visit from an old friend from the 1980s. Not as enjoyable as seasons 3-5, but if you're a fan this season is a must watch.

Love the show, quality and options for viewing limited
Finally an option to expidate watching this series. I am a bit disapointed I am not able to download them and view without having to rely on a wifi connection. Happy that I can watch all the seasons without waiting for the studios to release the DVDs. All in all a good value for this Dynasty junkie!

Excellent
The rich with plenty of issues. A great television program of glamour and intrigue. Best drama program on television. I absolutely love it.

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Steps

The best ever
I think Dynasty tops all the series I have ever watched. It is, beyond a shadow of a doubt, the best series every produced in my books. Dallas, Falcon Crest, Knot's Landing: all of those are good, but Dynasty was my favorite. I wish they would do a second one like they are doing wth Dallas.

Love it
I remember my parents watching Dynasty when I was in my early 20's but I was never home to watch it. I can see why it got so much attention back then. It's a great show with awesome fashion shows every episode.



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Engaged And Confused

EXCITING LAST SEASON !
I LOVED THAT THE WRITERS KEPT YOU ON YOUR TOES THE WHOLE SEASON, YOU NEVER KNEW WHAT WAS GOING TO HAPPEN NEXT, THE BEST THING IS THAT IN THE LONG RUN, IT'S A HAPPY ENDING. I THINK ALL SHOWS SHOULD HAVE A HAPPY ENDING.

yaaayyy
Loved this show and almost frogot about it! It was just as good the second time :) it was great

LOVE this episode!
This is my favorite episode of Charmed, and for $1.99, it's worth buying. This ran a bit slow on my computer and occasionally the dialog fell behind the picture, but you still get the overall story.

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Like A Virgin

Off track until the Dawson/Joey/Pacey triangle explodes
The first episode I ever saw of "Dawson's Creek" was when the gang graduated from Cape Side High School, at which point I learned that Dawson Leery (James Van Der Beek) was still a virgin, which certainly took a lot of the suspense out of "The Complete Third Season." This is the season that convinces us that Pacey (Joshua Jackson) is serious competition for Dawson in the Joey (Katie Holmes) sweepstakes, not only because Dawson and Joey run hot and cold for each other on alternate timetables but also because Pacey can be awfully darn cute when he wants to be. Consequently his earnest pursuit of the clueless Joey remains the bright spot in a series where most of the characters get seriously sidetracked.

Season Three begins with a series of oblique turns in the first episode, "Like a Virgin." Joey is interested in Dawson, which should be a good thing, but he is fascinated by the mysterious Eve, a new bad girl in town and end up crashing his dad's...

Dawson's Creek Season 3
If you only are able to buy one season of Dawson's Creek, this should be it. The show really grew up and it took risks. It was nice to see the show truly go beyond the Dawson/Joey relationship and for the first time explore the possibility that they may be happy with other people. The Pacey/Joey relationship is magical just like Dawson/Joey. Deep down you knew there was a reason those two were fight constantly. I really love the Jack/Jen relationship too. They become better friends and Jen gets a boyfriend from almost out of nowhere. Still it's a really sweet love story. Jack deals with a lot this season and he will always be one of my favorites. So, I highly recommend this DVD. It's a must for the Creek fan.

Best Season Ever !!!
Okay, here it is! The season that redefined Dawson's Creek and truly made it must-see-TV.

There has never been more heartbreaking angst and pure emotional drama packed into a single story on this show than the relationship of Pacey and Joey, and this is where it all begins. From the tentative first realization of feelings to one of the all-time greatest season finales ever, THIS is the season you MUST own.

The Pacey and Joey pairing had every element of a truly great love story, and I have to believe there is a reason those in charge of the show decided to wait a few seasons to let these two characters explore the sparks that were always under the surface between them. The chemistry between these two actors is amazing - truly electric - and undeniable as it carries over onto the screen. There's a little bit of influence from modern day romances like "When Harry Met Sally..." or "Say Anything..." thrown into this story, as well as that wonderful sort of humorous banter that you...

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Importance Of Being Too Earnest

The Creek runs dry
All good things must come to an end. That sentence, divided in two, was the title of the two-hour series finale of Dawson's Creek, which aired at the end of the show's sixth season, ending a show that helped to bring about the rise of the WB as a television network.

Season six picks up not long after where season five left off, with Joey Potter (Katie Holmes) back at Worthington, Dawson Leery (James Van der Beek) working for a director in Los Angeles, Pacey Witter (Joshua Jackson) returning to the east coast after a summer on the road with his girlfriend Audrey Liddell (Busy Phillips). Jen Lindley (Michelle Williams) and Jack McPhee (Kerr Smith) return for another year at Boston Bay College, and as the season begins, they are both still living with Jen's Grams (Mary Beth Piel).

Things certainly change pretty quickly for a number of the young adults who viewers watched grow up on the creek for the previous five seasons. Joey finds herself involved with a gentleman...

SEASON 6... a step up!
Season 6 was a giant step up from season 5, particularly in the second half of the season when the show returned to form. Dawson is largely absent the whole season and has totally isolated storylines the majority of time. Things really pick up midway through when Pacey and Joey finally get together again. this is good as Holmes and Jackson have more chemistry together than all the other couples in the show combined. Show #615 "Castaways" is probably the most well written and enjoyable episode of the series run when Joey and Pacey get locked inside a K-Mart overnight. ...The season finale is also an amazing ending. would recommend.

how can it not be great? - it's Dawson's Creek!
Ok, so there were admittedly a few flaws - like we barely see Dawson...but by the 6th season his droning on and on and over analysis are a bit annoying anyway. And I miss seeing the Jack/Jen combo as much as before. They work so well together. I liked the new characters. Audrey (introduced in the 5th season) I thought annoying at first, but I really ended up liking her character...though it was disappointing that they made her go crazy (kind of like Andy...hmm...the Dawson's Creek way of getting rid of people - make them go nuts). But Andy really was a sucky actress, where Audrey was not (she was ceaselessly peppy and had the party girl attitude down to a T, but don't we all know people like that?). Eddie I just loved and I thought he and Joey fit really well together. I would have been happy with her ending up with him or w/Pacey - thank God for a good ending!! Overall Dawson's Creek is amazing b/c I have similar situations occur in everyday life where I think "wow, this is SO...

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The Trial Part 1

Dynasty fantastic as always
What can I say? Dynasty is brilliant as usual. Somewhat cheesy but that was the 80s and we loved it. The bling, the sparkling jewelry, the fake Rita pretending to b Krystal, the Alexis and Krystal catfights.

Even a lot v straight men loved this show. I hope the Shapiros make good on their promise and bring out another Dynasty.

I think Shapiro shud get the writers from Gossip Girl and ex writers from bold and the beautiful to work w her this time.

one of the best
I love it then when it is first showed, I love it even more now because no todays primetime series could match it.

Dynasty Season 6
For many months I waited for Netflix to get this season and it never happened. There were scads of fans requesting it and still they did not deliver, and one day I decided to search on Amazon and there it was the entire season for purchased. Not just for purchase but I could watch it instantly! I was elated, thank you Amazon you guys are amazing.

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Prescription: Murder [HD]

Suitable For Viewing
I have never been a huge fan of murder mysteries, niether book, TV or movie form. I figure them out too soon or in the cases where I don't, the resolution is a severe let down. I'm not an amateur genius detective or anything, I just have a good memory and tend to keep certain aspects of the mystery catalogued as I watch. Columbo, however, is a murder mystery show of a different animal. Quite frankly, no show of its type has been more original in presentation, format or style before or after its initial launch in the 60's.

The reason for this bold claim? Peter Falk and the innovative idea to reveal the murderer at the start of the tale. The enjoyment, and I'm sure many of you have heard this time and time again, in watching a Columbo episode is; a. the interaction between Columbo and the suspect; b. the personal mannerisms of the Columbo character; c. following Columbo as he uncovers every facet of the crime committed and pieces them together and; d. the satisfaction...

There IS Just One More Thing...
Peter Falk's Columbo ranks as one of the greatest TV detective characters ever created. His ability to capture the kirky Los Angeles Lieutenant has captivated decades of viewers and is sure to also capture younger fans with this long-awaited DVD release.

Created by Richard Levinson and William Link, the series debuted in 1971 with "Murder by the Book," which was actually the third appearance of Falk's Columbo (there had been two previous two-hour NBC World Premiere Movies prior to the series launch.) Interestingly, "Murder by the Book" was directed by a then unknown talent: Steven Spielberg.

Columbo was unique in so many ways, the first was that the viewer learned the killer's identity in the first few minutes of every episode. Up until then, detective shows and mysteries had tried to keep the audience guessing "Who Done It?" until the very final scene. Levinson and Link turned that formula upside down, letting viewers in on the intracacies of the crime from the killer's...

T.V.'s Most Famous Detective Finally on DVD
It's great to see Lt. Columbo is finally going to make it on DVD! For those familiar with the cigar-smoking detective in the rumpled raincoat only through the specials produced in the 90s, the originial 1970s episodes show Columbo in his prime.

Most people are familiar with the Columbo formula: guest star plots murder; guest star kills victim (a series trademark - we know all along who the killer is); Columbo appears on scene; Columbo investigates - "Ahh, just one more thing, maam/sir"; just as it looks like guest star will get away with it, Columbo discovers piece of evidence that seals the case; Columbo nails guest star with evidence; guest star is led away to jail. A formula, yes, but a formula that worked incredibly well for over 40 episodes in its original run.

The first season contains two of my favorites: "Death Lends a Hand" - Robert Culp plays a private investigator who kills a client's wife, then is hired by the unknowing client to help Columbo with the investigation;...

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Deadly Ringer: Pt 1 [HD]

"More "Bionic Woman" On DVD!!!"
After the huge sales of "The Bionic Woman-Season 1" on DVD last October now comes word from Universal Studios that "The Bionic Woman-Season 2" arrives in stores on May 17th, 2011. This is the series' first complete season because season one only contained 13 episodes as "The Bionic Woman" was a mid-season replacement on ABC. Season 2 started on network television on September 22, 1976 and contains 22 episodes. The great thing about this boxset (besides the fact that "The Bionic Woman" is available on DVD for fututre generations to enjoy) is that there are two crossover episodes included from "The Six Million Dollar Man" so the viewer can watch the complete full story arch on "The Bionic Woman" box set.

There are a slew of bonuses including a new featurette with Lindsay Wagner, Kenneth Johnson, and crew members entitled "Bionic Blast" where they discuss the merchandising of the series, how the stunts were performed, and who their favorite villins were. There are new audio...

Technical Issues Make This Release Unbuyable
Yes, I know: "not fit for purchase" or some such would be better English. Still, it's important that anyone reading this review understand that while Universal is to be commended for (finally!) releasing this best season of the timeless classic for which Lindsay Wagner justifiably won an Emmy award, THE CURRENT PRESSING IS UNFIT FOR SALE due to an extended section of barely audible audio at the beginning of the (first part) of the very episode for which she won it: "Deadly Ringer" on Disc Four.

This is not an issue with a small batch of discs, but instead something which originated with the studio -- a problem being discussed like crazy on every bionic internet group, and by now something the studio -- whose consumer relations department has issued a statement about it -- is aware of as well. What Uni Consumer Relations told my fellow fan listserv participant is that they can't do anything about it because these are old shows with less-than-perfect masters! TVShowsOnDVD...

"Lindsay is Still the Best!"
The transfers are beautiful and immaculately crisp. You will enjoy watching the episodes repeatedly. Each episode is in it's original broadcast form and Lindsay Wagner has never looked better.
You will need a region 2 dvd player to view this and "Bionic Woman"-Season 2. There is one extra which is a brief montage of other available tv series through Universal Playback. I must warn you before hand though, as there is a creepy anti-piracy advertisement at the end of the last episode of each disc. You'll know what I mean when you see it. I turn it off immediately so I don't have to see it. Other than that, enjoy!

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Con Spirito - Lively and with Great Force

Piano Melody of a Young Girls Heart
This is, in my opinion, a great anime, the first eppisode is one of my favorites with Fredryk Chopin's Waltz in C# minor. The anime follows a middle school girl named Miu who is a gifted piano student, and she must decide if she wants to participate in a recital performing and originol composition. It is a sweet middle school romance series that spans only three volumes, and in my opinion, it is a really good anime.

If I rember correctly Ludwig Von Beethobven's "Pathetique" sonnata is played in exert on a couple eppisodes.

One of my many favorite anime, and in my opinion, worth owning.

So Boring, I Almost Cried...
First of all, I'd just like to say that I DO like slice of life stories. That is, I like INTERESTING slice of life stories. Not complete and utter boredom like this.
Story:
Miu is a responsible, perfect, and utterly lifeless 8th grader who has a crush on a member of the track team. Exciting. There was absolutely no life to this and it was so dull I almost cried!! The first episode was about Miu being late to piano and forgetting her umbrella. The second episode is about Miu's cat being lost for five minutes. I can't even remember what the third episode is about, it was so dull. Get the picture? This show is no more interesting than your own life!!! There was no spark, no enthusiasm in the show. 0 stars.

Characters:
Miu is a perfect angel who never makes a single mistake or grow as a character. The characters in this show are all stereotypical with no personality in them whatsoever. Miu's lack of originality is so depressing I mean she's supposed...



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You Had Me At Goodbye

The "switch" season
I think of season 4 as the one where Dawson's Creek began to transform itself into Joey's Creek.

The very first scene already hints at this switch by showing Joey and Pacey returning from their boat trip after escaping a broken-hearted Dawson and inquiring friends. The trend of having Joey in the opening scenes of new seasons would continue for seasons 5 and 6. Season 6 even more blatantly so by having her do a voice-over. It was not a bad change, but I would have appreciated a memo.

Most of this season focuses on how Dawson, Joey, and Pacey could ever go back to being friends. Dawson must somehow accept that both of his best friends are now an item. Dawson and Pacey are proud, they won't admit they're wrong, and Joey is caught between her boyfriend and her best friend. It's a great conflict that in real life could have destroyed a friendship for good. But there's a reason why the audience roots for Dawson and Pacey to be friends again and that's because we know...

Two guys, a girl, but no pizza place
Dawson's Creek was not a show that I watched during it's regular network airing. Friends of mine recommended that I check it out, but it was never something that interested me. Then one evening while watching another show on The WB, I saw a commercial for the reairing of the very first episode of the show, prior to the final episodes as the series wound down. I watched the reairing of the Pilot and from that moment on was hooked on the lives of Dawson, Joey, Pacey and Jen.

The fourth season of Dawson's Creek is mostly about the relationship between Pacey and Joey and the problems and issues it causes among their friends. While Dawson and Joey have long considered themselves soul mates, they spend much of this season questioning that as Joey explores her relationship with Dawson's former best friend Pacey.

This season was also the final season for the group in Capeside, Mass. The kids graduate high school and move on to other things. In some cases, college is the...

The Reason I Ended Up Here...
I have to say that this season is the best out of the whole series. Katie Holmes and Josh Jackson captured an on-screen emotion that seemed so much more like love than anything I've seen on TV or in a movie before. In fact, I have to say that their relationship is the reason I'm a hopeless romantic. I know that the end of the season isn't the way that I would want it to be...but we know how the series turns out, so I'm not too sad. Plus, once this DVD is released there's only 2 more until we have the complete series on DVD. That'll be the longest marathon ever...

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Episode 5

A Complicated Plot Of International Espionage, Violence, And Sex Makes "Project Dawn" A Satisfyingly Adult Thriller
In a curious decision, Cinemax decided to import the British spy adventure "Strike Back" to its U.S. viewing schedule. In and of itself, that's certainly not a strange choice as this entertaining program is an expert blend of espionage, action, humor, and sex. What is odd is that they started with Season Two (must have to do with money, always has to do with money)! So the designation used in the DVD release stating that this is the Complete First Season is a tad misleading. It is simply the first season that was brought to a North American audience. For purists or completists, the first season is being sold on an All Region DVD/Blu-ray (with potential playback problems for some U.S. players) as "Chris Ryan's Strike Back." So check that out or hope for a Region 1 DVD version. It is six solid and self-contained episodes featuring a tremendously astute and multi-layered performance by Richard Armitage as the central hero John Porter. Armitage does show up to play a pivotal role...

It's About Time! A Rated "MA" Cross Section of 24, The Border & Spooks!
24 off the air! The Border off the air! Spooks in the final season! Caught Strike Back on Cinemax and it is great to watch a series with a budget that is not hampered by US censors. Violence galore, nudity and a very interesting plot. Strike Back may not have the complexity of Spooks, though with much more in your face violence, it is like 24 on steroids with some of the witty dialogue reminiscent of the last 2 seasons of The Border. As this is done in a serial format, watching in a few sittings would be like a really long non stop action movie. Highly recommended.

SPOOKS (aka MI-5) meets 24 with a certain 'Cinemax' touch!
Ahh, Cinemax. Home to all of the same movies on HBO but also home to everyone's favorite late-night soft-core porn. So how does this channel look to distinguish itself from HBO other than the soft-core porn? Two words: Original Programming. But since it's Cinemax, it has to have a program that not too dissimilar in flavor to what Cinemax is so well-known for. So they imported a show from the UK originally called CHRIS RYAN'S STRIKE BACK, shortened the title, and according to information about that show, Cinemax splashed it with a super-sized helping of pretty graphic violence and lots of (mostly) unnecessary sex and lo and behold Cinemax gave us STRIKE BACK.

The show is, in essence, a volatile chemical mixture of the conspiracies and action of 24, the stand-alone episodic suspense and serious character work of SPOOKS (known here in the US on PBS as MI-5), the kind of tech and teamwork of THE UNIT, the kind of graphic violence Premium Cable allows for, and some of the...

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Desperate Times

Acting on reality tv, sad story
So this show sets itself up to compete with deadliest catch, it fell extremely short! Several times within the first three episodes you can clearly tell they are acting or being told to act out certain situations a certain way. I drew the line when they edited in a fake shark and copious amounts of blood to a scene to add shock value. All the fights and arguments seem scripted. Had a lot of potential but sorry SPIKE Tv you just arent ever gonna be deadliest catch! Save your money and watch deadliest catch

very interesting
neat to see them tryin dig for treasure even though bad storm. good see them quit arguing. Some men just need to work it out.

okay
Their not much acting. maybe if i watch more it will be good. I would recommend this to anyone that can't find anything good on tv.i rated this product a 3 stars because you really got to understand why and where they are coming from.

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The Story So Far: Part 1

My Favorite Anime of All Time!
Words cannot describe how much I love His and Her Circumstances. This series was responsible for turning me on to shoujo (girl's) anime, and I still believe it is the finest example of it's type yet made.

His and Her Circumstances is the story of Yukino Miyazawa, a high school student who prides herself on being the number one student in every way. But this is only a facade. She is really just putting on an act, secretly putting all of her energy into seeming like she is the "perfect student". Her world comes crashing down when Souchiro Arima joins the school. He quickly begins to give her a run for her money, and becomes her competition. But soon, she realizes that she actually has feelings for him, and... well I don't want to spoil the story.

His and Her Circumstances was created by Studio Gainax, who needs no introduction. As it was directed by Anno Hideaki, fans of Evangelion will note constant references to that series, usually hilarious, despite how completely...

Not at all what it seems - and more.
HIS AND HER CIRCUMSTANCES is usually described as a romantic-comedy with the story revolving around two overacheiving High School Students. Sounds sappy, sentimental, and common, right? Well it's not. And it's not just for girls - the creators of the action-scifi anime NEON GENESIS EVANGELION created this animated drama.

First of all, the pacing is frenetic and HILARIOUS. You'll find yourself laughing at every episode - but what's the most amazing thing is: 1. It's funny because it's true. 2. They still are able to stop the comedy to show the drama (and sometimes they can do it without stopping the comedy). It makes you laugh and I'd be surprised if you don't shed a tear or two, either (yes - even the guys).

It's also an insightful and realistic tale of growing up and finding out what love is as they follow the characters through all the phases of relationship. From the first time you realize you like them, to the friendship, to the first kiss, even to the first sexual...

Now that's relationship
Beware: Karekano (the series nickname in Japan) IS NOT your usual romantic anime. Gone are the silly relationships between the likes of Belldandy and Keichi, or the excess of sugar of the likes of Miaka and Tamahome, so this is a title that is different from what both shoujo and shounen anime fans are used to watch. Thankfully.

While a shoujo series, Karekano can be easily watched by both shoujo AND shonen fans, as there's something for everybody. What makes it so different? First, the relationship between Arima and Yukina is something that you would expect to see in real life, both of them look perfect on their own way until you get to know them better, so you see that they're just regular humans, living a regular life on a regular city. Just like you and me. No girls coming out the TV or descending from heaven, or pretty boys that saves the girl who just fall in love for her. Even the characters are not depicted as God's gift for beauty on earth, so that's a change.

After...

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Home is Where the Barter Is

Does anyone believe this??
Who believes that this show is real? The two barter guys show up, the person with the item the barter kings want says "no way" to the item they have to barter with, and by the time they finish, the person is just fine with the deal. Sometimes, the items are so off on value that it's ridiculous to think that anyone would go for it. No one ever thinks, "I'll just sell my item for cash and BUY the item they are trying to barter with and have a couple of hundred dollars left over?" Maybe one or two people would be lazy enough to just let their item go, but not everyone like the show claims. I just wonder how many deals they have to try before they get enough material for a whole show.

Sales Training Class Video: Barter Kings
If you're a sales manager, check out this episode of Barter Kings. The guys start with barely anything of value and trade up to expensive items. How do they do it? Of course, they know where to look, but once they confront their trade target, they engage straightforward salesmanship. They seek out the problem the "target" has. They paint scenarios and balance the benefits of the solution against the pain of doing nothing. They ask for the sale plainly. "What do you say: my security cameras for your trailer? Do we have a deal?" This was purchased to show at a sales meeting.

Barter Kings...
Enjoyed the show! It really makes you rethink how to acquire things that you previously thought you couldn't purchase do to financial limitations! But the true test is to try and do it yourself! Time will tell... All said, I really did enjoy the show and look forward to seeing more for sure!

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Turtles to the Second Power

At Last, the Two Lost Episode are on DVD!
I grew up watching the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series and the live movies. I stumbled upon Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Original Series - Season 4 back in 2007 at a Walmart store and of course I had to buy it. I later ordered the previous seasons which were never released in sets; instead they were released in six volumes.

I patiently wait for every new season to be released. When Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Original Series - Season 5 was released back in August 2007, I, like many other fans, was disappointed that two episodes were left out of the set. I was disappointed again in the next four season releases as they didn't have the missing episodes either.

LionsGate has finally released the tenth and final season to DVD. For a bonus, the two missing episodes "Once Upon a Time Machine" and the double...

It's about time...
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles started its animated run in 1987. This is the series that made every little boy, and some little girls, go outside to play Ninja Turtles instead of Cowboys and Indians and Cops and Robbers.

This series also made us little fans constantly bug our parents to buy us the action figures, the Turtle pies, the cereal, the "Crunchabungas", go to the 3 movies during this run, buy the video games, waste 20 bucks on the arcade game, and yes, the Halloween costumes every year. And I'm sure most of us tried to ask our parents to order a peanut butter and anchovy pizza.

Now that the nostalgia is over, let's get to the review, or preview in this case:

This series sadly ended in 1996, but not without a final season for the ages. There was a new voice actor for Raphael, although it wasn't too noticeable, Shredder and Krang make their return for an epic multi-part episode, and Dregg wants revenge after being exposed in the Season 9 finale...

It's finally here
Finally TMNT fans can have the whole collection on DVDs. It is a nice addition to my collection and I was very happy to get the missing episodes as well. Highly recommended for die hard fans. Long live the turtles!!!

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Frat House Phantom [HD]

Pretty Scary
Difficult to give this five stars, although I really enjoyed it, because they don't make a great case for believability. But as for pure entertainment and spooky stories, this is all good.

This show is far from a fail
This show, regardless of whether you believe every story or not is certainly a great source of entertainment. It's done quite well, and narrated by the actual students/former students. If you love ghost stories, you'll love this show. I have a blog that is on the paranormal, and so far our readers love show.

Fantastic series
This is my new favorite paranormal series. I find myself getting goosebumps, I frequently jump and the hair on the back of my neck stands on end. In other words, great scary, eerie series.

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All Shook Up

Good Show but...
I do enjoy Cajun Pawn Stars but consider why I purchased it first. I am a huge fan of Pawn Stars. I am not sure how Pawn Stars has the chemistry it does, but believe Pawn Stars is one of the best shows on TV. When you run out of Pawn Stars to watch, I would encourage purchasing Cajun Pawn Stars. Just do not expect the same chemistry and allure. Once again, I am happy with Cajun Pawn Stars, it is simply different but not as good as the "original".





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Armed Response [HD]

Keeps Getting Better
Most series go into a decline by the fourth season but there are ocassionally a few that do keep your interest beyond the fourth or fifth season. Very few improve. Closer is one that does. The seventh season finds the great cast clicking like a machine, with all the quirks of the characters we have come to care about continuing (I do miss Daniels and was sorry to see her go). The scripts are a nice mixture of drama and comedy as we have come to expect from Closer. The show revolves around Kyra Sedgwick, the head of the Major Crimes division, but several episodes allow the cast members to take center stage. Very nice. This is the best season yet. If you like Closer at all you will really like this season.

The first time I remember seeing Kyra Sedgwick was in Tai-Pan in 1986, who would have expected that young lady to evolve into this gorgeous woman. She just keeps getting better looking every year.

The eight season is scheduled to be the last, I expect they will...

The Closer-Intelligent, Well-written & Superbly Acted
There are only 4 television shows I actually watch and for 7 years, this has been one of them. I have waited for each new season and watched each episode avidly. Kyra Sedgewick is amazing - alternately sweet and savage and always, always, always driven by a purpose - get a confession. She is sensational in this role but she does not stand alone. Each of the cast members has grown and changed over the last 7 years, each contributes to the overall show.

And while praising the series, you cannot forget the writers who have had a wonderful run with The Closer.

The two part episode where Brenda, Fritz, Flynn and Provenza travel from Atlanta to LA in her parents RV with an armed robber in custody is funny, poignant and finally forces Brenda to tell her Mom what she really does day in and day out as the Deputy Chief of one of the largest police forces in the country. Well-written and superbly acted, the closing minutes of this episode bring tears to the eyes of all...

LOVE LOVE LOVE The Closer
This is quite possibly the best show on TV (in my opinion). I love the cast, I love the writing. I keep thinking, they can't possibly do better than what they've done. And, every show is just more and more incredibly great!

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Time to Grow Up

Commence Dragulation
Each episode, 3 women who need a life change are given make-overs and advice by drag queens. Can be very touching, heartwarming and inspirational. The drag queens are all alumnus from Ru Paul's Drag Race. The women being made over are usually straight, but they've had lesbians before too. There's guest judges and a runway show at the end where someone is crowned a winner as most transformed. Seems to really be life changing for the women. Excellent show. Love it. Good fun too.

RuPaul Drags You In
I adore RuPaul's Drag Race, and Drag U is great for when you've watched all the Drag Race episodes three times and running out of fun....but, oh, how I love the drag queens in Queenland.

LOVE IT!
Love Drag Race & Drag U. Fantastic, at times hilarious and even sometimes emotional! RuPaul is an inspiration & seriously helps motivate these women!

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