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One of the Sci-Fi Channel`s most popular shows almost immediately upon airing, FARSCAPE built a huge following during its tremendous first season. The third season begins as Crichton struggles to deal with life after Scorpius` neural chip has been removed. Pining for Aeryn and unable to speak, Crichton leaves the crew of the Moya with the burdens of commandeering the ship. Contains episodes 307-309.
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Jarod is the possessor of the rare, extraordinary power to become whatever he wants to be, shifting between doctor, circus performer, and movie star as it suits his purpose. Taken from his family at a very young age by a mysterious organization called the Centre, his exceptional genius was cultivated to allow him to adapt to virtually any situation; the training was administered via a series of simulations, which were then sold by the Centre. As Jarod grows up, he realizes that the organization is not using the simulations for good, but merely selling them to the highest bidder, and often doing harm in the process. Therefore, Jarod executes a daring escape, making his way in an outside world that he has never experienced firsthand. Jarod discovers something new every episode, from doughnuts to roach motels, and simultaneously searches for his long-lost family. He also sets about putting his powers to good use, applying his chameleon-like abilities to right the wrongs he encounters. The Centre refuses to give Jarod up, however, and sends a team to track him down, led by Miss Parker (Andrea Parker, LESS THAN PERFECT), the coldly-determined daughter of the man who runs the Centre. She is aided by Broots, a shy computer whiz, and Sydney, the father-figure who raised Jarod and who has mixed feelings about finding him. This starter set allows audiences to discover the world along with Jarod, giving them a taste of the adventures in store in the first season of THE PRETENDER.DVD Features:Region 1Audio: Dolby Surround - English, Spanish& French
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Based on the writings of STAR TREK creator Gene Roddenberry, the sci-fi television series ANDROMEDA stars Kevin Sorbo (of HERCULES fame) as Dylan Hunt, captain of the sentient starship Andromeda Ascendant for the All-Systems Commonwealth, a galaxy-spanning near-utopian government. Ordered to the far end of a galaxy to rescue a star system from a rapidly approaching black hole, Hunt and his crew become frozen in time for 300 years until a passing ship awakens them. To their dismay, they find that the Commonwealth government has fallen apart and the various member galaxies now exist in utter chaos under a militant organization known as the Nietzscheans. The series follows Hunt and the Andromeda crew as they cope with their new environment and attempt to restore order while fending off the hostile forces who wish to destroy them. This volume includes episodes 501-505 from the series` fifth and final season.
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Generation X-ers retain fond memories of coming home from school, casting aside their Trapper Keepers, and cozying up to moralistic tales of teen pregnancy, suicide, and drug abuse on ABC's Emmy Award-winning AFTER SCHOOL SPECIALS. Airing on weekday afternoons from 1974-1989, the series' issue-oriented storylines were adapted from young-adult novels and starred some of the most popular teen actors of its day: Rob Lowe, Dana Plato, Nancy McKeon, Melissa Sue Anderson, and the queen of 1970s television melodrama, Kristy McNichol. This collection offers a quartet of star-studded specials produced by Martin Tahse between 1982-1986: Two Loves for Jenny features THE BRADY BUNCH's Robert Reed in the story of a talented young girl competing with her boyfriend for a music scholarship; the Emmy Award-winning Did You Hear What Happened to Andrea? stars Michelle Greene as a teenage girl struggling through the aftermath of rape; Ace Hits the Big Time spoofs street-gang musicals with James LeGros starring as a transfer student who faces choreographed run-ins with a gang; and Face at the Edge of the World co-stars Rob Stone (MR. BELVEDERE) and Malcolm-Jamal Warner (THE COSBY SHOW) in a sensitive exploration of teen suicide.
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The Heffernans are a loving couple who live in Queens; Doug (Kevin James, Everybody Loves Raymond) is a man's man who works as a carrier for UPS and loves his 70-inch television. His wife Carrie (Leah Remini, FIRED UP) tends to wear the pants in the family, however, and when her father, Arthur (Jerry Stiller, SEINFELD), comes to live with them, Doug, his beer-drinking buddies, and his TV are relegated to the garage. Life at home becomes a little more eventful, as Doug and Carrie try to navigate their relationship while dealing with the decidedly eccentric habits of the quirky, opinionated Arthur. In this season, Doug and Carrie are trying to conceive again after Carrie's previous miscarriage; Deacon and Kelly break up, leading Doug to dabble in a singles lifestyle; and the whole family goes to psychotherapy. Episodes include Sight Gag, Ovary Action, Hero Worship, and Two Thirty.
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