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To: kevkrom
"They've done the first ep. of each season "commercial-free", though they did a long commercial spot before and after the show. It was very easy to get hooked on 24 in season 1 with a very movie-like first episode without all of the commercials."

I'm looking forward to Season Three - haven't seen a minute of it when it airs. It should be on DVD probably come September.

Season Three of CSI will be out, too, but I've seen every ep on tape delay, so I don't know if I'll rent that one. The problem is that there are very few TV shows on DVD that I have much interest in. It might be fun to see a bunch of LA Law, but it's not available. CSI is great, but CSI: Miami leaves me cold, thanks to my distaste for David Caruso.

Speaking of DVD's, my Netflix Queue is empty so I gotta go pick some more things to watch...

Michael

105 posted on 05/14/2004 11:20:32 AM PDT by Wright is right! (It's amazing how fun times when you're having flies.)
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To: Wright is right!
I'm looking forward to Season Three - haven't seen a minute of it when it airs. It should be on DVD probably come September.

Complete opposite of Season 2 -- it starts weak and gets much stronger.

119 posted on 05/14/2004 12:03:37 PM PDT by kevkrom (The John Kerry Songbook: www.imakrom.com/kerrysongs)
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To: Wright is right!
CSI is great, but CSI: Miami leaves me cold, thanks to my distaste for David Caruso.

I've never much cared for that version either. Miami certainly seems to have a lot of freaky-sex crimes, don't they? Nearly every episode has bizzare sexual twists to it.

The Vegas version isn't much different nowadays. They had the episode where people dressed up in fluffy animal costumes and humped each other. And, or course, the one about midget love.

121 posted on 05/14/2004 12:10:51 PM PDT by TontoKowalski
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