The Canine Conspiracy/The Cat Connection DVD Contest
Who doesn’t love dogs, huh? Well, other
than people with allergies and folks made out of rawhide, not too many. But should we really love them? Same thing with cats…sure, they’re all cuddly and independent, but should we give credence to the old wives’ tale about cats suffocating infants? Maybe, or at least, the DVD of The Canine Conspiracy/The Cat Connection want us to at least entertain the idea. This special explores the….
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never been short on political or generational satire, but in Terry Jones’ latest outing, the Monty Python alum goes so far as to poke fun at an entire era: the Middle Ages. Terry Jones’ Medieval Lives marries research, wit and medieval paintings to illustrate the stories behind the roles and functions of several medieval archetypes. Each of the nine episodes on this DVD do so with comical….
weeeeeeeeeeesssselllllllll. Uh, yeah, that’s a bad attempt at Pauly Shore’s voice typed out. At least we tried. Pauly Shore had a great run on MTV, followed by a few classic years in film (well, one, anyway: Biodome). But now “The Weasel” is back, with an all-new comedy sketch called Natural Born Komics. Recently featured on Showtime, this is the follow-up to Pauly Shore is Dead. Since we know DailyGamers are….
for many people, but many young adults also end up with plenty of regrets about their actions or lack thereof. Those semi-awkward years are chronicled in GREEK, a TV series that focuses on the misadventures, mischief and misunderstood dealings in the fraternities and sororities of an “everyday” college. Although the series is completely fictionalized, some scenarios hit a bit close to home, which is why….
won the hearts of critics and audiences alike with its modern-day fairytale twist on classic Disney films. The musical comedy features dazzling animation sequences, spectacular costumes and songs by award-winning composers Alan Menken (Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast) and Stephen Schwartz (Pocahontas, The Hunchback of Notre Dame). Sound like a good way to spend….
we play the Dynasty Warriors games and pretend something new has actually been introduced somewhere during the past 15 iterations. It’s also why we find ourselves drawn to stand-up comedians, sitcoms and shows hosted by Drew Carey. But if you want to get your laughs in a single place, look no further than The Best of Comedy Central Presents: Uncensored, a….
for decades, but unlike most soap operas, General Hospital has actually proved so popular that it’s spawned its very own after-hours spinoff. This spinoff, General Hospital: Night Shift, has enjoyed almost as success a run as its forebear, much like the CSI shows, only in a hospital rather than a forensics lab. Considering the popularity of General Hospital: Night Shift Season 1, and the fact….
dramas aren’t nearly as prevalent as, say, courtroom, medical or police shows. Yet Soul Food – The Series, a popular Showtime program, isn’t just a good family drama; it’s good TV, period. Soul Food tackles the everyday issues faced by an African-American family, but the issues transcend race to reach viewers of all ethnicities and backgrounds. Now that its third season has released….
, No Country for Old Men won the Academy Award for best picture of 2007. Normally such award-winners are already out on DVD or are still a few months off, but Miramax released No Country for Old Men just as the Academy Awards were wrapping up. Talk about good timing. Even better timing, though, at least for three DailyGame readers, is that they’ll be able to watch the DVD for free in….
really nothing sacred or off-limits. Case in point: Imaginationland, which is a Disneyland knock-off and the site of some rather obscene, bizarre and of course hilarious antics by Kyle, Cartman and Co. During the course of the three shows that comprised the Imaginationland trilogy, nearly 10 million viewers tuned in to see what crazy things Matt Stone and Trey….