Amazon Offers LOST: The Complete Series on DVD for 56% Off
05/12/08
Amazon's taking advantage of consumer's fever as we near the end of the TV season by providing some killer deals on hot TV shows. The latest "victim" is XXXXXXXXXX
LOST: The Complete Seasons 1-3 on DVD, which Amazon has on sale today for 56% off. The deal looks like it only lasts today, so if you want to get in on it, you'll have to act fast.
This DVD sale actually ends up being less expensive than buying each season individually, and it's an Amazon.com-exclusive bundle too, so you're not likely to find it in Suncoast Motion Picture Company, Wal-Mart, Target, etc.
The LOST box set is more than just the shows, though, as it also includes more than 20 hours of never-before-seen bonus footage, plus extras such as interviews and whatnot.
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Click here to order LOST: The Complete Seasons 1-3 on DVD.
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