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First-season releases of: 1. Ed 2. The Wonder Years 3. L.A. Law

"Curious if anyone can help me on this one. Twice in the episode, Taye winds up at what looks like a mining area with a number of large dump trucks. There is a guy speaking to him from the shadows though you can make out his face. I've seen this actor play a bad guy, usually as a henchmen so...

Murder One EZ Streets Wonder Years Brimstone

I've stuck with the show through some lean episodes so far, but after last night's Sesame Street character fiasco, I'm out...sad to see a quality show deteriorate so far, so fast...

One summer in college I sublet an apartment that included all utilities. Paid upfront, so essentially had few to no bills for the summer. On a whim, took a job w/a local Rainbow outfit. Mainly for the face-to-face customer interaction & sales experience. I remember long days, few...

About 15 years ago, I was staying at a friend's house a couple of days before Christmas. It was in a rural area, and we got a moderate snowstorm. Christmas Eve morning, I hit the road to drive a couple of hours to meet up with my family. My friend specifically advised me to be careful on the...

Another hearty thanks here...Season 1's been an enjoyable diversion on a wet, dreary Memorial Day weekend! Hope future seasons will follow!

Keebler also put out some good Graham'n'Go Snack Mixes a couple of years ago...one was peanut butter and the other was apple cinnamon. Keebler introducing great snacks and then discontinuing them seems to be a common theme...

Hitting 5 years myself this year, and, to paraphrase something I once heard: "Love may be blind, but marriage is a real eye-opener!"... Good luck!

I read somewhere that it is a 2-hour special on May 17th.

The sooner, the better, Paramount. I suspect you have a lot of fans of the show that are anxiously awaiting this on DVD. I know I am.

EZ Streets had the potential to be a mainstream Sopranos long before there was a Sopranos. Nowhere Man was another show that never had the chance to fulfill its' promise.

If you think about it on a per-episode basis, most season sets end up selling for $1-$5 per episode (based on 22-24 episodes per season for most shows). That doesn't seem like an outrageous expense to me.