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The fantasy action and adventure that began with the Roland Emmerich movie STARGATE continues in the thrilling syndicated television series! This boxed set collects all of the first season in chronological order. Grab your map of the galaxy's scattered Stargates, and step through to new worlds of adventure and danger!DVD Features:Region 1Boxed SetFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Surround - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Featurette - 1. Behind the Scenes with Cast Members
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SPACE GHOST COAST TO COAST: VOLUME 1: Everybody's favorite superhero-turned-talk show host is back again with this exciting release. Alongside his bizarro bandleader Zorak and his crazy cameraman Moltar, Space Ghost interviews an endless parade of celebrities, asking questions that no one else would even consider bringing up. Featuring Weird Al Yankovich, Hulk Hogan, Judy Tenuta, The Ramones, Bobcat Goldthwait, and many more.SPACE GHOST COAST TO COAST: VOLUME 2: The character of SPACE GHOST originally found air time in 1966, but failed to edge his way into the public consciousness alongside the other lycra-clad heroes of the day. But in one of the most bizarre developments to ever beset a masked avenger of heinous criminal activities, 1994 saw Mr. Ghost revived, and in charge of his own TV chat show! Ably abetted by his formidable alien helpers Brak, Zorak, and Moltar, Spacey takes his show to the airwaves with a tough line of questioning that has many of his (human) guests squirming in their seats. Sometimes his motley bunch of helpers do anything but help the frequently beleaguered host, whose limited range of facial expressions still seems to project the real emotions he is feeling at the time. It all adds up to some deliciously funny action, with this second volume containing further celebrity guests for Space Ghost to get his claws into.
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The Bluth clan lives a life of excess, funded by the family credit card and paid for by the fortune patriarch George Bluth (Jeffrey Tambor) made in the tract home development business. Oldest son George Oscar Bluth II, nicknamed Gob, is an illusionist of minor importance who has anger management issues, while the youngest son Buster whiles away his days taking obscure graduate school courses. Daughter Lindsay (Portia de Rossi) is a vain socialite who throws parties with her sexually ambiguous husband (David Cross, MR. SHOW). The only sane member of the family is Linsay's twin brother Michael (Jason Bateman), a widower who stands to inherit the reins to the family corporation when his father retires. However, at the retirement party some unexpected obstacles are thrown into the mix: Michael, having informed the family that his first task as head of the company will be to confiscate everyone's credit cards, is passed over in favor of his snobby alcoholic mother, Lucille (Jessica Walter). Just when Michael decides to wash his hands of the family and move to Arizona with his 13-year-old son George Michael, George is arrested on fraud charges and the family's assets are frozen. Michael is forced to step up and aid his family in adjusting to their new lives.Shot with a shaky camera and a documentary air that creates a feeling of intimacy with the characters, ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT is reminiscent of Wes Anderson's THE ROYAL TENNENBAUMS and Christopher Guest's mockumentaries. Truly unique in the realm of TV sitcoms, it employs a cinematic humor that often exhibits a dark side. While targeting the filthy rich and the squeaky clean families of prime time, it also displays a certain tragedy in the characters' eccentricities and helplessness. During its two seasons on Fox Network it garnered massive critical acclaim, and was nominated for 7 Emmys, a Golden Globe, and won the TV Land Future Classic award.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case
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This 9-DVD box set contains all 32 episodes of the smashing third season in which the series reached new heights of deal making and breaking. Thrill to the over-the-top action as Lisa, Chiara, Amy, Josh, Jason, Gerry, Roddy, Lori, Eric, Tonya, Danielle and Marcelas attempt to cohabitate and avoid eviction while 38 cameras and 62 microphones record their every move. Also included are musical performances by Sheryl Crow as she surprises the House Guests with an impromptu visit. Plus, never-before-seen footage of the House Guests' original casting tapes that landed them in the Big Brother house in the first place. The Big Brother House: situated on a closed set on the CBS Studios lot in California, is outfitted with 38 cameras and 62 microphones that record the lives of the 12 contestants 24 hours a day for three months. The goings-on are broadcast on TV as well as on the internet. Each week the contestants vote one of their own out until just two are left. The final surviving House Guests are then subjected to a final vote. During that vote, the returning
banished
House Guests pick the winner who takes home $500,000.
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