Post by Tweetiepy on Oct 12, 2006 8:07:15 GMT -5
've recently discovered that it's much better to watch TV series when the DVDs come out - so's not to have to wait a week to get to the next episode.
We started watching "24" earlier this year and watched season 1-4 (I think) - sometimes 6 hours at a time on the weekends or on holidays - we're currently waiting for this past season to come out on DVD to watch that - also Keifer Sutherland is kinda easy on the eyes too - so no complaints there...
Hubby and I came upon the Prison Break DVDs and started watching - we here hooked part-way through the very first episode. We were on holidays (supposed to be packing & unpacking) but took frequent breaks in the evenings to sit & watch - he watched a few episodes till about 2AM.
Although Prison Break is now in it's second season on TV right now, we prefer not to watch it as we've already missed a few episodes and don't want to start watching without knowing what happened in episode 1 of season 2
Anyone else do this?
I'm currently looking to find the DVDs of Lois & Clark: The new adventures of Superman - I've seen all the episodes more than once, but I never tire of looking at Dean Cain...
We started watching "24" earlier this year and watched season 1-4 (I think) - sometimes 6 hours at a time on the weekends or on holidays - we're currently waiting for this past season to come out on DVD to watch that - also Keifer Sutherland is kinda easy on the eyes too - so no complaints there...
Hubby and I came upon the Prison Break DVDs and started watching - we here hooked part-way through the very first episode. We were on holidays (supposed to be packing & unpacking) but took frequent breaks in the evenings to sit & watch - he watched a few episodes till about 2AM.
Although Prison Break is now in it's second season on TV right now, we prefer not to watch it as we've already missed a few episodes and don't want to start watching without knowing what happened in episode 1 of season 2
Anyone else do this?
I'm currently looking to find the DVDs of Lois & Clark: The new adventures of Superman - I've seen all the episodes more than once, but I never tire of looking at Dean Cain...
