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While it's first season might be a little shaky, it's final few are well thought out and well shot.
It wasn't until after season 5 that I started to see the richness of the show.
the jokes are original, god and i Love Eric and Kelso! yeah i know what they say, after the 8th season it's not funny anymore because Eric and Kelso are no longer in the show, and Randy is a real dumbass.
Jim Carrey and Morgan Freeman along with Jennifer Aniston combine to make one of the funniest movies so far this 2003 season (late May) and a good improvement on Carrey's past crazy and personally forgetable roles in past comedies.
Probably the most whimsical installment of the first season, 'Shore Leave' has its ups and downs; some parts drag on too long and others are unambitiously cut short, but one can't deny they threw in everything but the proverbial kitchen sink to make this an entertaining episode.
Despite the 'it was all a dream' sort of ending, 'Shore Leave' holds up as another first-rate episode of Star Trek's first season.
To say it keeps up the excellent work of the season premiere is reductive too, 'cause there's never been a far-from-great Sopranos episode so far.
I got in to this excellent program in about season 4 and since then i have seen all the episodes got all the episodes on DVD and keeps getting better and better with the seasons of 9 and 10.
Sadly now the sci-fi channel got rid of this amazing show with no hope relay for a 11 season there are making two direct to DVD movie and hopefully more.
Tomba won three Olympic gold medals, two World Championships, and nine World Cup season titles.
I loved this show growing up and I still watch the first season DVD at age 19 today.
I watched the entire season online since I just found it and was terribly disappointed that there will not be a season 2 :'( and to top it all off, ABC has now taken it off-line, so it is unable to be viewed online anymore.
This is the last of four swashbucklers from France I've scheduled for viewing during this Christmas season: the others (in order of viewing) were the uninspired THE BLACK TULIP (1964; from the same director as this one but not nearly as good), the surprisingly effective LADY Oscar (1979; which had originated as a Japanese manga!) and the splendid CARTOUCHE (1962).
If anyone ever sees where they are selling the season please email me.
This movie is about Lindsey who meets Ben in the middle of winter when baseball season isn't in.
I think Comedy Central sort of picked and chose their way through series one and two to make a "season"......and I tried to get friends and family to watch it, but nobody really seemed to like it (I need new friends).
The third season was great, but didn't quite live up to the hype of seasons 1 and 2. Season 4, which wrapped up right before new-years, was the weakest season yet (or at least, in my opinion it was).
Despite a dry-spell, I still found it (season 4 of "The Sopranos") to be more entertaining than most of its competition and that's saying a lot because lately I've been noticing a trend in good new television shows.
Examples of this: Six Feet Under, The Shield, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and OZ (which is not technically a new show but ended with an unforgettable final season this year).
Baldrick doesn't change from last season... he's still rather pathetic and stupid, leading to "silly" humor.
I sincerely hope that at least the first season of Cosby is released on DVD someday.
Season one's 'Deep Throat' takes place near Ellens Air Base, also in southwest Idaho.
It was a farewell week of camping, as the place would be closed down permanently at the end of the season.
After the first season, it started going downhill when they decided to add Jean Bruce Scott to the cast.
The last episode she appeared in was one of my favorites for in the second season.
Some of the episodes in the second season where okay but the third season it was more about the human characters than Airwolf and it was not shown until almost at the end of the show.
In ONE season!).
The 1st season was amazing, the whole idea of them adjusting to the island, while mysteries were being explored (And seen) was just phenomenal; filled with suspense, tons of cliffhangers, and an amazing plot.
From then on, I was hooked The second season was right on par with the 1st season, only a little better.
The whole plot and sequences of season 2 were mysterious, creepy, and exciting.
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