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Today, DVD Verdict posted reviews of ABC NEWS PRESENTS: TSUNAMI: WAVE OF
DESTRUCTION, AMERICAN CHOPPER THE SERIES: SECOND SEASON, THE ANDY
GRIFFITH SHOW: THE COMPLETE SECOND SEASON, DANGER MOUSE: THE COMPLETE
SEASONS ONE AND TWO, JAMIE'S KITCHEN, THE KING OF QUEENS: THE COMPLETE
THIRD SEASON, SEINFELD: SEASON THREE, SIX FEET UNDER: THE COMPLETE THIRD
SEASON, and THE SOPRANOS: THE COMPLETE FIFTH SEASON:


ABC NEWS PRESENTS: TSUNAMI: WAVE OF DESTRUCTION (reviewed by Eric
Profancik, overall score 75/100):
"Such a horrifying experience, I imagined feeling more anguish at such
an unfortunate event. But Tsunami: Wave of Destruction didn't invoke
those feelings from me. I think that's a result of the special being
rushed and a bit jumbled in its presentation."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/ts...estruction.php

AMERICAN CHOPPER THE SERIES: SECOND SEASON (reviewed by Mac McEntire,
overall score 81/100):
"For an unscripted series, it's impressive how every two- or three-part
episode follows the same formula."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/am...perseason2.php

THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW: THE COMPLETE SECOND SEASON (reviewed by Amanda
DeWees, overall score 97/100):
"By this season the cast's personas have gelled into the form they'll
hold for the remainder of the series' long run: Andy has toned down the
aw-shucks country boy shtick in favor of a more assured and understated
manner more in keeping with his intelligence and position of authority,
and Barney's endearing combination of egotism and ineptitude has come to
the fore."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/an...ithseason2.php

DANGER MOUSE: THE COMPLETE SEASONS ONE AND TWO (reviewed by Mike Pinsky,
overall score 78/100):
"I had a few laughs watching the first two seasons of a show I used to
enjoy quite a bit, but not enough to feel a strong connection to those
long-gone teen years. I suspect that Danger Mouse, with its dated
animation, is not likely to win many new converts."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/da...eason1and2.php

JAMIE'S KITCHEN (reviewed by Brett Cullum, overall score 92/100):
"Anyone who is considering attending a culinary college should consider
this series mandatory viewing. Rarely do you get to see what goes on in
a cooking school and what it's like to open a restaurant so vividly."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/jamieskitchen.php

THE KING OF QUEENS: THE COMPLETE THIRD SEASON (reviewed by Patrick
Naugle, overall score 82/100):
"I'd go so far as to say it's the funniest thing on TV right now. But if
that's the case, it means that networks need to scramble to get their
sitcom schedule intact, fast."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/kingqueensseason3.php

SEINFELD: SEASON THREE (reviewed by David Ryan, overall score 94/100):
"Seinfeld is far from a show about nothing. It's intelligent, and dense
with its intricate style of comedy. Because it doesn't rely on jokes and
gags for humor, it holds up to repeated viewings like no other sitcom in
recent television history."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/seinfeldseason3.php

SIX FEET UNDER: THE COMPLETE THIRD SEASON (reviewed by Patrick Naugle,
overall score 91/100):
"Alan Ball's left-of-center family drama has been, for this reviewer,
one of the highlights of television the past few years. I have found the
show to be the most compelling series on either cable or network
television -- it's a show that has ensnared me in its trails and
tribulations."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/si...derseason3.php

THE SOPRANOS: THE COMPLETE FIFTH SEASON (reviewed by Patrick Bromley,
overall score 99/100):
"I can't vouch for the accuracy of the show's abundance of mafia
material (having ended my days as a Made Man long ago), but I can say
that it's just as compelling as all things Coppola and Scorsese -- a
worthy successor to the Godfathers and Goodfellas of the world, despite
the detour from big screen to TV."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/sopranosseason5.php

Mike Jackson
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