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Old 05-24-2005, 11:38 PM
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I caught a few Anime, but sadly don't have a place to see it on TV. I thought the movie Akira was well done. (I know noob anime, but I don't have access to much - it's here just don't know what is good.)
anime for over 30 years, And probably always will.

The best place to watch some anime is on cartoon Network's "Adult Swim" which currently has 2 of the best (IMO) anime's:

Inu Yasha (Which I am currently watching)
Full Metal Alchemist

Of the newer ones Samaurai Champloo is great...And hip as hell

The one anime I recommend to everyone is "Witch Hunter Robin", If ya like the X-Files then this is a perfect show to watch.
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I got the 'Scrubs' first season set last week. I love that show.

Next up for me will be the third and final season of 'Wonder Woman,' which comes out on the 7th of June.


Wonder women was only 3 seasons? That is surprising!
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Old 05-24-2005, 11:39 PM
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anime for over 30 years, And probably always will.

The best place to watch some anime is on cartoon Network's "Adult Swim" which currently has 2 of the best (IMO) anime's:

Inu Yasha (Which I am currently watching)
Full Metal Alchemist

Of the newer ones Samaurai Champloo is great...And hip as hell

The one anime I recommend to everyone is "Witch Hunter Robin", If ya like the X-Files then this is a perfect show to watch.
Have to check those out. Thanks for the info!
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I definately will complete the set on this one! So many inside jokes in it also. (So THATS why that painter guy was always in her house!...) I finally can see them in some sort of order. Funny, Funny stuff. I completed my Xena, working on MASH as they come out, and a few - okay many - others.
"She thinks Camus is a soap."



Boy, you've got me cracking up remembering lines from Murphy Brown.

I'm waiting for Maude on DVD, too. My mother is a big MASH fan, so she has all the ones so far.
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Old 05-24-2005, 11:42 PM
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I *liked* the first hour, even if I couldn't stand DiCaprio. It's only in the second half where it completely falls apart for me. Blanchett was fabulous, though her accent wasn't very authentic. But I won't rain on your parade.
I appreciate the gesture.

I love Blanchett -- a fine actress and gorgeous to boot. Without her, I probably wouldn't have liked the film at all.
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Old 05-24-2005, 11:51 PM
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My recently purchased or ordered DVDs...


"Grey Gardens"
"Once Upon A Time In The West"
"Strangers With Candy: Season 3"
"Amadeus"
"Ab Fab Seasons 1-3"
"Stevie: Live at Red Rock"
"Classic Albums: Rumours"
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Wonder women was only 3 seasons? That is surprising!
It had a bit of an odd history.... pilot movie on ABC in the fall of '75, two hour-long "specials" in the spring of '76, a handful of episodes aired here and there (still on ABC) over the '76-'77 season, and then two full-length seasons on CBS, from '77 to '79.

The ABC episodes that aired erratically, are considered to be the first season.
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My recently purchased or ordered DVDs...


"Grey Gardens"
"Once Upon A Time In The West"
"Strangers With Candy: Season 3"
"Amadeus"
"Ab Fab Seasons 1-3"
"Stevie: Live at Red Rock"
"Classic Albums: Rumours"

OOH Ab FAb another classic!
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It had a bit of an odd history.... pilot movie on ABC in the fall of '75, two hour-long "specials" in the spring of '76, a handful of episodes aired here and there (still on ABC) over the '76-'77 season, and then two full-length seasons on CBS, from '77 to '79.

The ABC episodes that aired erratically, are considered to be the first season.
How strange. Always thought in ran much longer. MIght have to pick those up.
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Old 05-25-2005, 12:32 AM
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Leon: The Professional
Garden State
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...I've been lagging
There are soooo many TV shows I want to get still. Alas, I am broke.
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Most recent -

Hotel Rwanda (didn't think it was possible to make Joaquin Phoenix look like sh*t, was proved wrong with this one)
Lemony Snicket's a Series of Unfortunate Events (good movie but not pleased to discover Jude Law was part of the cast)
Night Court - Season One (all hail Dan Fielding!!)
The Incredibles (Jack-Jack Attack is ssoo cute, but "Boundin'" is just disturbing)
Married with Children - Season Three
Queer as Folk - Season Four (Gale Harold and Hal Sparks are too yummy for words!)

Was going to pick up The Aviator today but ran out of time. Will have to buy it later this week.
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The best place to watch some anime is on cartoon Network's "Adult Swim"
Ever watch "Super Milk Chan"? That sh*t's disturbing.
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Ever watch "Super Milk Chan"? That sh*t's disturbing.
it once and never again, Just plain and utter ****...And ab-so-lute nonsense
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Hotel Rwanda (didn't think it was possible to make Joaquin Phoenix look like sh*t, was proved wrong with this one)
I forgot to list that one. I received it as a gift this week.
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