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A fifth season of drama unfolds as the residents of the small Connecticut town Stars Hollow run the full gamut of human emotions once again. Lorelai Gilmore (Lauren Graham) and her teenage daughter Rory (Alexis Bledel) enjoy mixed fortunes this time out. As the wind is firmly knocked out of Rory`s sails due to a seemingly never-ending string of personal crises, Lorelai is enjoying her flourishing romance with the handsome Luke (Scott Patterson). Lorelai tries to fulfill her motherly duties by helping Rory to get her life back on track, then falls into heartbreak herself when Luke breaks up with her. But the two quickly reconcile, and the romance really heats up as the season nears its conclusion--although Rory`s penchant for trouble causes her mother further anguish. All 21 episodes from the fifth season are included on this collection.
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MADtv is a late night sketch-comedy show based on the humor of the popular MAD magazine. Material includes celebrity impersonations, music video, commercial, movie, and TV show parodies, recurring characters, musical guests, and the occasional mock cartoons. The show competes against another popular sketch-comedy show, the long-running Saturday Night Live, but the show is aimed at a younger audience. With the show's revolving-door cast of talented, comedic actors and numerous Emmy Award nominations, MADtv is truly a success story. MADtv airs at 11 PM Saturdays with most Fox affiliates, and episodes from the first 8 seasons air on Comedy Central at various times of the day.
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The Abbott And Costello Show ran from 1952-1953 and remains one of the most successful comedy series ever aired on television, pioneering the use of ensemble sketch comedy culled from the pair's vaudevillian roots. This volume contains 4 crystal-clear picture quality episodes transferred from the original 35mm film masters: Safari, The Paperhangers, Life Insurance, and Alaska.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Unlike past teen dramas such as DAWSON`S CREEK, THE O.C. never takes itself too seriously. Always retaining a sense of humor and self-parodying element, the show displays a keen understanding of its place within pop culture. This self-consciousness comes through in constant references to popular music, fashions, television shows, and even occasionally to THE O.C. itself. The show`s fish-out-of-water protagonist, Seth Cohen, is by far the most pop-culture savvy of the bunch, repeatedly expressing his love for indie bands like Bright Eyes, the Shins, and Death Cab for Cutie, and as a result expanding these band`s real-life audiences. A half Jewish, comic-book obsessed boy living in Southern California, Seth has never been what one would call
popular.
All of this changes however, with the arrival of Ryan Atwood (Benjamin Mackenzie), a kid from the wrong side of the tracks (in this case, Chino), who is taken in by the Cohen family after Sandy Cohen (Peter Gallagher) rescues him from juvenile detention.When it debuted in 2003, THE O.C. quickly captivated audiences with its fresh dialogue, clever wit, and the mesmerizing power of Peter Gallagher`s eyebrows. In the show`s first and second season, everything is turned upside down in the lives of Newport`s elite. Despite living in multi-million dollar mansions and wearing the latest Marc Jacobs designs, life is no picnic for the beautiful and glamorous residents of Orange County, California as a series of illicit affairs, financial scandals, and even illegitimate children ravage their otherwise picture-perfect existences.
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George Clooney leads an impressive cast--including Julianna Margulies, Laura Innes, Anthony Edwards, and Eriq La Salle--in this fourth season of drama from the Emergency Room at Chicago`s County General Hospital. The season begins with a documentary crew descending on the hospital, and Dr. Elizabeth Corday (Alex Kingston) joining the regular team of doctors in the unit. Always looking for new and innovative ways of bringing the show to the screen, the ER production team decided to shoot the first episode live, and the cast performed it twice; once for the East Coast and once for the West Coast (the West Coast version is included here). As the 21 episodes of this season unfold, all the hectic tension of a regular Emergency Room is energetically captured on camera, with cast regular Anthony Edwards among the directors this time around (on an episode titled
Of Past Regret and Future Fear ).
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