Battlestar Galactica released the first half of season two on dvd while the season was still running. I'm still waiting to find out what happened after Part 1 of a 2-parter.
April 27, 2006 3:10 PM
Anonymous said...
Despite everyone's stupid complaints, the LOST people are doing an incredibly good job. There were quite a few moves they made in conceptualizing the 2nd season that were totally brilliant.
I'm not complaining, I can't wait to pick up season 2. I've purposely held off because I hate waiting between episodes. Octopunk, there's definitely this annoying new trend in the TV DVD world where they're releasing half seasons of TV shows on DVDs but still charging the same amount that they would for a full season. They did that with this season's Family Guy. The first 13 episodes came out recently and it cost exactly the same amount that the 22 episode season set cost the year before.
[Image]From TVblog, "Heck, the second season isn't even over yet and here we are with news about the DVD set. Buena Vista Entertainment has tentatively scheduled the second season set to be released on September 5.
Which means it will be timed perfectly for you to watch the last episode of the season over and over and over again in slow motion and freeze frame, trying to figure out the season-ending cliffhanger in time for the third season opener that will happen in late September."
"Lost 2nd season DVDs coming September 5"
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That Evangeline Lilly sure looks great leaning on inverted vehicles.
April 27, 2006 2:57 PM
Yah huh.
Battlestar Galactica released the first half of season two on dvd while the season was still running. I'm still waiting to find out what happened after Part 1 of a 2-parter.
April 27, 2006 3:10 PM
Despite everyone's stupid complaints, the LOST people are doing an incredibly good job. There were quite a few moves they made in conceptualizing the 2nd season that were totally brilliant.
April 27, 2006 3:12 PM
I'm not complaining, I can't wait to pick up season 2. I've purposely held off because I hate waiting between episodes. Octopunk, there's definitely this annoying new trend in the TV DVD world where they're releasing half seasons of TV shows on DVDs but still charging the same amount that they would for a full season. They did that with this season's Family Guy. The first 13 episodes came out recently and it cost exactly the same amount that the 22 episode season set cost the year before.
April 28, 2006 4:20 AM
Someday we will have our revenge, my friend.
Some day.
April 28, 2006 10:35 AM