This week's release of the 10th anniversary Sports Night DVD collection got me thinking about DVD sets and how I choose to add to my own collection. I was excited to get my hands on the new Sports Night set — but first, I had to get rid of my old one, which had all the episodes but no bonus features.
At least as far as TV on DVD is concerned, it's practically a given these days that a bigger and better DVD set will come along eventually to replace the one you already own. For example, I had to offload a bunch of my old Six Feet Under sets when I finally decided to upgrade to the complete series. The same can happen for movies: I was thrilled to see that a Criterion Collection edition of Bottle Rocket was in the works, except I already own the movie minus the best of the special features.
Do you hold out for complete series or special edition DVDs? And if you already own the basic version, do you upgrade when something new and shiny comes along?
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Brad Pitt appeared twice on a particular TV show in the '80s — each time in a different role. On what show did he appear in two different roles?
All major networks will have live coverage of the 2008 Vice Presidential Debate
Fox is new with Hole in the Wall
NBC is new with My Name Is Earl
CBS has Survivor
ABC is new with Ugly Betty
The CW is new with Smallville and Supernatural
Bravo is new with Tabatha's Salon Takeover and the season premiere of Tim Gunn's Guide to Style
MTV has Man and Wife
VH1 has 100 Greatest Hip Hop Songs
FX is new with It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Comedy Central is new with The Daily Show With Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report
Late-night highlights include Calista Flockhart, Bill Hader, and Lucinda Williams on Late Show With David Letterman on CBS; Dennis Miller, Boo Weekley, and Jack's Mannequin on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno on NBC; and Tom Arnold, Flavor Flav, and Ben Folds on Late Night With Conan O'Brien on NBC
October 2008 is chock full of big movies. Even Variety notes that "the biz" is bracing itself for some "bottlenecking" at the box office this month. Studios are none too pleased about all the releases because with the glut of options, as Disney president of distribution Chuck Viane wonders, "How do you even get noticed?"
So which one has caught your eye the most? The cute romance with that sweet-faced Michael Cera, Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist? Or maybe Leo will lure you into Ridley Scott's Body of Lies? What about Mark Wahlberg in Max Payne, or Clint Eastwood's weighty drama, Changeling?
I love the Fall and October is the best, what with the changing leaves and Halloween and all. It's also a great time of year for entertainment, so I didn't have any trouble digging up some must-have items for my list. I've included an artist who should definitely be on in the background when the weather gets cold, a funny book to read by the fire (or heater), a scary movie to watch in the safety of your own home (with candy), and very cool TV-to-DVD choices. Ready to check it out? Just hit "Start."
Just when I was afraid Fringe was getting too formulaic — already — the show delivered an episode that broke the mold. The mystery isn't tidily wrapped up at the end, the good vs. evil of Massive Dynamic isn't even a subplot, and Peter Bishop's actually given a reason to stick around! I wonder if the powers that be just wanted to give us a few episodes to get used to everything, because this is what I was expecting when I heard about Fringe. Did anyone else enjoy it? Just read more
Rihanna bundled up for her appearance on The Late Show and looked perfectly chic while waving to her New York fans. She kept things simple in all black but mixed patterns and textures to create a unique look.
This week's release of the 10th anniversary Sports Night DVD collection got me thinking about DVD sets and how I choose to add to my own collection. I was excited to get my hands on the new Sports Night set — but first, I had to get rid of my old one, which had all the episodes but no bonus features. 
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