Twilight Zone

This show’s Blu-Ray sets are spectacularly remastered with all the suspense still in tact.

Arrested Development

A highly dysfunctional but wealthy Orange County family constantly stumbles over themselves in three great seasons, and there are more to come.

Sopranos

Tony Soprano’s crew changed the landscape of television production for good. These DVDs or Blu-Rays are a must have for any collector.

The Wire

This honest yet brutal portrayal of Baltimore needs to be seen by anyone who cares about the health of American cities.

Seinfeld

Nine seasons full of extras for arguably the best comedy show of all time.

Breaking Bad

The tale of a chemistry teacher turned drug dealer has eight more episodes before our collections can be complete.

Mad Men

The drama of 1960s New York City is endlessly captivating and easy on the eyes.

Simpsons

24 seasons in and this animated comedy shows no signs of quitting soon.

Star Trek

The original series is still the best and looking better than ever.

Saturday Night Live

Individual seasons and compilations of stars are available for fans of any host or era.
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The Cosby Show was a huge hit for six seasons. As the children grew older and moved out of the house, some of the interesting storylines were lost. NBC decided to add Olivia, a precocious youngster who immediately became the prevailing theme of most episodes.

Felicity was the first big hit for the WB network. The series was a coming of age story about a young girl who learns lessons along the way. Following a particularly nasty breakup, Felicity chopped off her beautiful, curly hair. Fans changed the channel soon afterward.

The family on Rosanne always had their share of problems, and most of them had to do with their lower-class financial standing. In the ninth season, the family won the lottery. The show then turned into a character study of previously good people turned undeniably rotten.

Starring renowned English actor Jason Isaacs, Awake spun a charming, tragic and metaphysical tale about a man who could perceive two separate realities simultaneously. In one reality (red) his wife was alive, but his son was dead. In the other reality (green) his wife was dead and his son was alive. This fracturing of reality happens shortly after a car accident that permanently damages Michael Britten (Jason Isaacs) to the point where he is randomly thrust between these two worlds – never quite having his cake and eating it too.

Unfortunately, Awake didn’t last past the initial season, but there were plenty of clues to suggest what was really going on. Probably the most telling clue occurred in the very first episode.

In order to keep track of what reality he is in, Michael wears colored wristbands that correspond to the reality. He wears red for his wife’s world and green for his son’s. At one point, Michael awakens and can’t find either wristband. Not only that but he calls out for both his wife and son and no one answers. It doesn’t take a Sherlock-level of intellect to piece together what this really meant.

However, this is all conjecture and we may never know what really was going on in Awake. Not unless the show finds life in some other form.

Perhaps, in another reality, Awake continues to enjoy success.

When Star Blazers came to the United States, few people knew what anime was.The full explanation can be found at http://www.aintitcool.com/node/53697 However, the adventures of Captain Avatar and Mark Venture helped to change the way that western viewers saw animation as a genre. The show featured serious science fiction material based around the resurrection of the actual Battleship Yamato. Eventually, she became a spaceship that was ready to tackle the long journey to the planet Iscandar. While edits were made to the original source material to fit the broadcast standards and practices of that era, there were far fewer edits than shows like Science Ninja Team Gatchaman.

Owing to this fact, the show holds up to the test of time and still proves interesting to science fiction fans to this day. Matsumoto Leiji was involved in the production of the series, and he has his own devout following among American fans of animated television dramas.