Soprano's Question, and TV series on DVD

[Tarrasque Wrangler]

My meta-recommendation to you TOL is: subscribe to Netflix. I am a recent convert and IT RULES. I'm using it to go through the whole Buffy catalog now, but I've also got Monty Python, Fawlty Towers, Cowboy Bebop and more in my queue, just waiting for me to return what I've got. They just lowered the price on the "3 DVDs at a time" package to $18 a month, and if you can watch 5 or 6 in a month it's about as economical as most video stores. However, the big selling point for me is that they almost always have the DVD you want in stock and ready to ship. In fact, the only wait I've had there was for Kill Bill vol. 2 when it first came out, and that was maybe an extra day. Compare that to my local video store which was out of it for two consecutive weekends.

 

[Steve Jung]

How about The Wire? The first season is out now.

 

[Shadowdancer]

Another vote for Sports Night. My wife loved that show when it was on, so I bought her the DVD boxed set a few years back for Christmas. She watches one disc every Sunday. I've caught all of the episodes at various times when she is watching, and it really is one of the best TV series I've ever seen. Very well written, and very well acted.