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Originally Posted by Radioman970
I'll take the right half of each DVD.
*gets out machete* |
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Originally Posted by Thaellar
p.s.: I can't stand this decade's TV cliche of muted colors and talking in monotone semi-whispers. Another one like that is Law and Order. I got annoyed at the courtroom scenes. Its so dimly lit. People in the courtroom would be thinking "WTF...why doesn't someone turn on the lights in here?."
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Originally Posted by Professor Echo
Richie, were those new OUTER LIMITS DVDs flipper discs like the old ones?
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Originally Posted by RichieMagoo
Awwww...too late, Radioman and Ockeghem!
..... Lucky for me....'cause if I had to give it away, I'd have a real dilemma choosing between Radiomans CUTE doggie...and Ockeghem's pretty girl! (Whom I kidding? I'd probably go with the doggie!) |
Real Name: Arthur Belling of "St. Looney Up-The-Cream-Bun-and-Jam"
BEAR: 1992?-2007.
GOLDIE: 1997-2008.
Still mourning my girls.
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Originally Posted by Radioman970
You're right! My dog Goldie is irresistible. And I don't really think it's "too late" at all!
The power of Goldie compells you! You will rebuy the Outer Limits and send it to Goldie! The power of Goldie compells you! You will rebuy the Outer Limits and send it to Goldie! The power of Goldie compells you! You will rebuy the Outer Limits and send it to Goldie! The power of Goldie compells you! You will rebuy the Outer Limits and send it to Goldie! The power of Goldie compells you! You will rebuy the Outer Limits and send it to Goldie! |
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Originally Posted by Ockeghem
Now that I look at Goldie, s/he does seem ... possessed.
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Real Name: Arthur Belling of "St. Looney Up-The-Cream-Bun-and-Jam"
BEAR: 1992?-2007.
GOLDIE: 1997-2008.
Still mourning my girls.
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Originally Posted by Radioman970
Yeah she does! Maybe she's from the Village of the Damned.
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Originally Posted by Ockeghem
Possibly, but I think we both KNOW where she came from, don't we?
--Father Karras |
Real Name: Arthur Belling of "St. Looney Up-The-Cream-Bun-and-Jam"
BEAR: 1992?-2007.
GOLDIE: 1997-2008.
Still mourning my girls.
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Originally Posted by Radioman970
You're right! My dog Goldie is irresistible. And I don't really think it's "too late" at all!
The power of Goldie compells you! You will rebuy the Outer Limits and send it to Goldie! The power of Goldie compells you! You will rebuy the Outer Limits and send it to Goldie! The power of Goldie compells you! You will rebuy the Outer Limits and send it to Goldie! The power of Goldie compells you! You will rebuy the Outer Limits and send it to Goldie! The power of Goldie compells you! You will rebuy the Outer Limits and send it to Goldie! |
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Originally Posted by Radioman970
Well besides her projectile vomiting of Kibbles N Bits what evidence do you have of that, Father?
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Originally Posted by RichieMagoo
Hey...wait a minute, Radioman! I have two cute dogs!
[in hypnotic voice]You are under my power.... |
Real Name: Arthur Belling of "St. Looney Up-The-Cream-Bun-and-Jam"
BEAR: 1992?-2007.
GOLDIE: 1997-2008.
Still mourning my girls.
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Originally Posted by Radioman970
Ouch! You got me. Gotta put away the puppies and bring out the big guns.
Just keep your eyes on the bouncy boobs...thaaat's right. Watch em bounce and bounce and bounce.... *steals everybody's DVD collections* |
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Originally Posted by RickER
Alias season 1... Best Buy had it for $20 last year. Never seen it, and i loved it. Just got season 2 last week. I hear i should stop now.
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Originally Posted by TravisR
I think it's worth renting the rest of the episodes. S3 is certainly the weakest season but I thought S4 and S5 were fairly decent (although they never hit the creative heights of the first two seasons). And if you're just renting, you can't hate them that much.
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Originally Posted by Professor Echo
Ever take a chance and buy a TV show or series on DVD that you had never seen before or had minimal exposure to? Maybe it was from curiosity or reputation or the recommendation of someone else, a show that, for whatever reason, wound up in your library.
If so, what was the BEST of these purchases, those you found pleasantly surprising, rewarding and worthwhile both in content and quality or even regardless of quality? How about the WORST of your blind buys, shows that just did not fulfill your hopes when you bought it or those with quality so inferior they didn't stand a chance to make much of an impression? Include ALL TV shows on DVD, not just series, and even smaller company and public domain releases, individual episodes, compilations, etc. |
