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Oz avoids any easy answers as to the origin of violence and criminality. Even the worst offenders are shown to have moments of humanity, while the supposedly "normal" characters come to commit their own atrocities.

Oz stars many famous actors such as Ernie Hudson, whose character was, unfortunately, killed off in the final season, Christopher Meloni, who plays on Law and Order: Special Victims Unit, Rita Moreno, and B.D. Wong, who also appears in Law and Order: Special Victims Unit.

Oz took advantage of the freedoms of cable television to show material that would be too extreme for networks: coarse language, drug use, violence, male frontal nudity, rape, ethnic and religious conflict.

OZ Complete Seasons 1-5 Boxset Includes:

• All 6 seasons on 18 DVDs
• Audio commentaries
• Biographies
• Deleted scenes
• Episodic previews
• Episodic recaps
• Featurettes
• Music video
• Original cast audition tapes
• Exclusive extended cut of the series finale and more

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Also among the characters this year is Davis "Doomsday" Bloome, who is taken to the next level by Sam Witwer, who plays the role in such a way that the viewers can actually sympathize for the tortured, lonely murderer that Davis has unfortunately become.

I give five stars for this season because of Erica Durance's portrayal of Lois Lane, the best ever, and for the episodes with Zatanna, Maxima and the Legion. Alisson Mack creation of a futuristic Frankenstein bride in the Brainiac episode also deserves five stars. Smallville is the only show where we can see actors playing such legendary characters of DC universe as Maxima, Zatanna and the Legion of Superheroes, so this box is a must for DC fans.

 I have only words of praise for all the actors who give their best for the show. Smallville should be renamed Metropolis by now because there is no way they could go back to the early days of a teenage superboy at high school. They are in Metropolis now and must leave Smallville behind.

Mia Wallace:
Mia Wallace is barefoot for most of the movie.

The Wolf:
Tarantino wrote "The Wolf" character specifically for Harvey Keitel.

The Briefcase:
Speculation abounds as to the nature of the mysterious glowing contents of the case:
The most persistent theory (most usually attributed to a friend of a friend who saw it posted on a message board by someone whose brother had read a report of a radio interview with Tarantino himself) is that it is Marcellus Wallaces soul. The story goes that when the Devil takes a persons soul, it is removed through the back of the head (this isnt part of any known religion, but this is what the message board posters say). When we see the back of Marcellus's head he has a Band-Aid covering the precise spot indicated by tradition for soul removal. Perhaps Marcellus sold his soul to the devil which would also explain why the combination to open the briefcase is 666.

Beatles Trivia:
Though "The Ed Sullivan Show" was the first TV program in America to host the Beatles, (February 9, 1964), ABC and CBS shot concert footage of the band in November 1963 as Beatlemania swept England. On December 7, 1963, "The CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite" featured footage of Beatles fans at a concert, and on Friday, January 3, 1964, Jack Paars show was the first to broadcast footage of them on a major U.S. show, when Paar played a clip of the Beatles performing "She Loves You." At that point Paar was not a fan, and he disparaged their haircuts on air.

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All seasons of 24 rated starting with the best (he he):
Season 2...Awesome action and drama, brilliant ending.
Season 5...Also awesome, the first 13 episodes.
Season 1...Still awesome, had some weak parts though.
Season 3...Good, still nothing amazing.
Season 4...Also good, had some boring parts.
Season 6...Still 24, great villain and good action.
Season 7...Still ok, worth watching

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The Magnum, P.I. (Season 1) DVD features a number of exciting episodes including the season premiere "Don't Eat the Snow in Hawaii" in which Magnum learns of the death of his childhood friend and Navy buddy Dan Cook. Skeptical of the officially cited cause of death, Magnum launches an investigation of his own with the aid of Dan's sister Alice. Eventually, the trail leads to an old military friend from Vietnam who might possibly be involved in a smuggling operation. Meanwhile, Magnum and Alice put their own lives on the line as they discover that someone is determined to put an end to their investigation... Other notable episodes from Season 1 include "No Need to Know" in which Magnum is hired to protect one of Higgins' friends from IRA assassins, and "Lest We Forget" in which a veteran of Pearl Harbor turned (Supreme Court Nominee) hires Magnum to investigate when he receives blackmail threats relating to his past...

Pulp Fiction Trivia
Jules:
A scene removed from the final film involves Jules trying to consider what to do while Pumpkin and Honey Bunny rob the diner. In the scene, Jules points his gun at the bottom of the table and fires up twice, hitting Pumpkin and killing him. He then spins around and shoots Honey Bunny three times, killing her. As she falls her gun goes off and hits the Long Haired Yuppie Scum, who dies screaming on the floor. The scene then cuts back to Jules talking to Pumpkin in the diner, revealing the shootings to have happened entirely in Jules' mind.

Vince Vega:
Every time Vincent goes to the bathroom, something bad happens.

Mia Wallace:
Uma Thurman originally turned down the role of Mia Wallace. Quentin Tarantino was so desperate to have her as Mia, he ended up reading her the script over the phone, finally convincing her to take on the role.

The Wolf:
Harvey Keitels character in this movie has the same specialized job as his character in Point of No Return (1993).

The Briefcase:
Speculation abounds as to the nature of the mysterious glowing contents of the case:
Quentin Tarantino has said that the bandaid on the back of Marsellus Wallaces neck had nothing to do with an allusion to the Devil stealing Marselluss soul... but that the actor Ving Rhames had a scar on the back of his neck he wanted to cover up.

Beatles Trivia:
Paul McCartney wrote "Hey Jude" for Julian Lennon, Johns son.