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Wal-mart has two big DVD sales a year, The Boxing Day/Week Sale and the Summer Blowout. I just stumbled across the blowout today and with less than a week till I go to Disneyland I only got...

8 Simple Rules… for Dating My Teenage Daughter. - The Complete First Season

But My mother got me these blind buys that I've heard wonderful things about....


The Incredible Hulk: Three-Disc Special Edition (with Digital Copy)


The History Boys

-Sky

The Office Season Three - 19.86
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Volume 8 - 34.74 (It's currently backordered though) .

The Pink Panther 2 - Starring Steve Martin on DVD via walmart 19.99

and possibly Inkheart the Bluray DVD Digital Copy combo pack later today

The Mystery Science Theater 3000 Collection: Volume 5 - 40.77



Saturday Night Live: The Complete First Season - 16.99



Saturday Night Live: The Complete Second Season - 16.99


South Park: The Complete First Season/Second Season Two Pack - 19.99

Jonas Brothers: The Concert Experience, $12.03 including tax (I used the $5 off coupon), Target

My MST3K Volume 5 dvd shipped and my MST3K volume 8 is still backordered.

Target - $16.99 each

jrboy wrote:

Target - $16.99 each

I also got both of those sets (though the pictures I used are not showing).
I was a bit disappointed when I learned that some of the episodes are cut.

Newest purchase from Amazon.com (received in the mail today)

The Three Stooges Collection Volume 6: 1949-1951

Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience
$15.99 at Target (with $10 coupon)

PrincePhillipFan wrote:

What does it mean by 'definitive'? Like, is it just the "best" episodes?

Really helps give one the idea of how TV has evolved, as well as how to best make your tv look closest to the source material on the DVDs you watch. Some of the changes can be quite jarring at first(I had to subtract the color a bit), but a few hours on this disc(and a little help from the web) really makes everything look and sound good. Of course, there's always the pricey professional alternative.

And Sleeping Beauty's restoration still shines on my tv.

PeterPanfan wrote:

PrincePhillipFan wrote:

What does it mean by 'definitive'? Like, is it just the "best" episodes?

"The Twilight Zone" was originally released in single-disc sets of 3 or 4 episode compilations (non-chronological) from 1998 to 2001. The single-disc sets were then compiled together into 5 "Collection" boxsets in 2002. The "Definitive Edition" came in 2004, presenting the episodes in their original broadcast order (thus, split into seasons instead of just collections), were digitally restored and remastered, and contained extras not included in the original DVDs.

albert

DMC(60%off) - $307.77 or $9.93 each








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DMC(50%off) - $142.69 or $9.51 each




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I've been saving up for this sale for awhile, and with the B-Day money I got today I was able to get everything on my whislist.

Since I'm moving out on my own this october and have decided I don't want cable I have chosen to beef up my tv on DVD collection.

New Purchases:

Lost: Seasons 1-3
Dexter: Season 1
Queer As Folk: Seasons 1-4
The Simpsons: Seasons 1-8
The Nanny: Seasons 1-3
The Golden Girls: Seasons 1 & 2
South Park: Seasons 1-10
Pokemon: Season 1
Six Feet Under: Seasons 1-4

They were all (with the exception of the Nanny Season 3 and Pokemon) bought used at a Hock Shop for 15 bucks or less each.

jrboy, I know I probably shouldn't ask but...

WHAT THE HELL DO YOU DO FOR A LIVING?

albert