From Deseret News archives:
'Streets' leads off releases of TV series
Documentaries, sitcoms and reality shows also on tap
- Page:
- < Previous
- 1
- 2
- 3
- Next >
Extras: Widescreen, four episodes, text biographies/filmographies
Comedy-drama/sitcom
• "What About Brian: The Complete Series" (Touchstone, 2006-07, five discs, $59.99). This amusing "thirtysomething"-style comedy-drama features a strong ensemble cast led by Barry Watson as the title character, who has a crush on the fiancee (Sarah Lancaster) of his best friend (played by Matthew Davis, a native Utahn).
Extras: Widescreen, 24 episodes, unaired episode, audio commentaries, featurettes
• "My Name Is Earl" (Fox, 2006-07, four discs, $49.98). The second season got a lot sleazier, sadly, but this is still a funny series, as Earl (Jason Lee) tries to right wrongs from his past. As his ex-wife, Jaime Pressly won a well-deserved Emmy.
Extras: Widescreen, 23 episodes, deleted scenes, audio commentaries, featurettes, bloopers
Documentaries
Extras: Widescreen, audio commentary, featurettes, vintage clips, music video
• "Popular Mechanics: The New Technology of War" (Koch, 2007, $29.98). Sometimes scary look at the mechanics of war in the 21st century, along with postulations about the future of warfare.
Extras: Full frame, five episodes
Reality shows
• "Inside the Actors Studio: Leading Men" (Shout! 2007, four discs, $39.99). Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Sean Penn and Russell Crowe are actors who like to keep things close to the vest, so pulling them out for interviews can be tough. But all four open up more than usual before the students on this Bravo series, hosted by James Lipton. Fans of acting, as well as these particular actors won't be disappointed.
Extras: Full frame, deleted scenes
- Page:
- < Previous
- 1
- 2
- 3
- Next >
Comments
- 4A high school football: All-State 12:48 a.m.
- 5A high school football All-State 12:25 a.m.
- Woods soap opera takes more turns 12:24 a.m.
- Defense lifts Jets to win over Buffalo 12:23 a.m.
- Ex-USU, NFL great to be honored 12:23 a.m.
- Jazz: Miles, Kirilenko to play Friday 12:14 a.m.
- Friday on TV 12:11 a.m.
- S.L. candidates report fundraising 12:07 a.m.
- E-signatures considered for petitions 12:06 a.m.
- Curtis spent $20K on Layton race 12:06 a.m.
- Hate not limited to 1 in-state rivalry
- Mr. Football 2009: Tuni Kanuch
- Aggies shoot past Cougars
- Mitchell said to share LeBaron traits
- Phoenix signs off on LDS temple
- BYU prof a 'Top Global Thinker'
- Toddler dies trapped under mattress
- Aggie 'D' holds BYU to season low
- Miles is back, but others still out
- Doctor deems Mitchell competent
- Cougars beat Utes in overtime
483 - Hall reprimanded by MWC
406 - Max Hall issues apology
393 - Hall's pain reflects self-betrayal
361 - Why is Y. ignoring spew of hatred?
287 - Utes won't respond to Hall
278 - BYU says Hall incident resolved
247 - Letters: Liberal because LDS
216 - 2 citations issued at Y.-U. game
188 - Aggies shoot past Cougars
175
The Wall Street Journal has reported that the holiday retail season...
You can escape reality in a trip to the theater. However, cellular...
The more people there are helping the less supervised the children present...
Thanks for the passion and intensity you brought to the court day-in and...
Sloan, comeon, we're talking about the same guy that gave jarron collins...
Those Jazz teams in the early eighties must have had a horrible record in...
I love this story! I was terrified as snakes as a child. Mainly, because I...
I have to admit. I am glad it died. The article makes light of the fact that...
are guilty of hate themselves.
I still have my green Jazz jacket that I will wear to the game when the Jazz...
just wait a day
@cl, I'm with you, it would be nice to see feztheb and miles play up to...



You can be the first to comment on this story.