Lefty
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I was wondering what are your top HBO shows and would you buy the dvd of any?
abomb said:I have all the SATC on DVD.
Been watching Soprano's DVDs all summer (on episode 5.2 right now)
Love Curb
Used to like Mr. Show
Want to see Deadwood, and Six Feet Under.
A-Bomb
nm132 said:I tried to watch the first episode of Deadwood, but lost interest. I'll give it another chance when I have for time.
Chaplin said:Deadwood is brilliant, best show on television.
nm132 said:1) Carnivale (RIP)
http://www.hbo.com/carnivale/news/index.shtmlEvil Ash said:Have they officially cancelled it yet? They still have the show listed on their web site. I know that there were rumors about them cancelling it but I don't think its been done yet.
nm132 said:http://www.hbo.com/carnivale/news/index.shtml
5.11.2005 | Carnivale Comes to a Close:
After a two-season (24 episode) run, HBO has decided not to renew its Emmy®-winning Depression-era drama, Carnivale . As Carolyn Strauss said, "We have decided not to renew Carnivale. We feel the two seasons we had on the air told the story very well and we're proud of what everyone associated with the show has accomplished."
Garnering widespread critical praise, Carnivale contributed to HBO's 32 Primetime Emmy® Award wins in 2004, landing 5 awards out of 7 nominations. The wins include trophies for Outstanding Cinematography and Outstanding Art Direction for a Single-Camera Series, ending the series on a high note.
nm132 said:http://www.hbo.com/carnivale/news/index.shtml
5.11.2005 | Carnivale Comes to a Close:
After a two-season (24 episode) run, HBO has decided not to renew its Emmy®-winning Depression-era drama, Carnivale . As Carolyn Strauss said, "We have decided not to renew Carnivale. We feel the two seasons we had on the air told the story very well and we're proud of what everyone associated with the show has accomplished."
Garnering widespread critical praise, Carnivale contributed to HBO's 32 Primetime Emmy® Award wins in 2004, landing 5 awards out of 7 nominations. The wins include trophies for Outstanding Cinematography and Outstanding Art Direction for a Single-Camera Series, ending the series on a high note.
Oh, I thought the storyline FINALLY got to a great part! Both the Priest and Sophie were alive with special powers, and it looked like the main character was seriously hurt. Now you have a bunch of carnies, who society considers dregs, fighting for the human race and good. While the priest has powerful allies, and a facade of good and decency behind him. It could have made for a very interesting fight for survival with the nomadic carnies versus the evil church goers.Chaplin said:That's such bullcrap because Season 2 ended with a ton of questions and a pretty major cliffhanger.
vince56 said:Man, I'm surprised so many people are into Real Time with Bill Maher. That's refreshing to see