Crumbs! / Stay Cool [HD]

Super fun show
The whole family loves watching Kick. We love Gunther! It is so hard to find a cartoon everyone can enjoy but Kick is it. We would recommend this show to anyone who wants a fun, silly, show about two great friends. One down fall Mom and Dad are lame but not as much as on some shows. The boys do have consequences for poor choices which is a very good thing.





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Do-Se-Dos and Do-Se-Don'ts

KIds Love Ruffman
My sons tell me all the time about the science they are learning on "Ruff". They just soak it in. They also laugh a lot during the show. Its a good combination.

LOVE IT! I am 9 years old and it is my favorite show!
Ruff Ruffman is so funny and I like all of the people on the teams. I learn so many things in every episode! And it is funny.

Loved it!
My 6 year old son just loved it. He has learned a lot of new concepts on this show. Thanks Ruff Ruffman

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Brothers Hotchner/The Replicator

Criminal Minds is the best, especially instantly from Amazon!
This was a great episode, I almost didn't recognize Kim Wayans or McKenzie Phillips, they were great. However I miss Emily, The new girl is good, but she's not Emily Prentiss, I love the show because they have strong women that don't have to show skin to get notice or play super cop women, they seem real. I was happy that they brought JJ back. I like agent Hotchter.

Great series!
Love this show! Been watching it since its inception! :) Would recommend to anyone to watch it! They won't be sorry

Excellent series. Full of good information that keeps you on the edge of your seat.
Great writing for this series and the actors are all played perfectly. (Although I'm not too sure about Tripplehorn) I'll give it another few episodes before I make any decision about her character.

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Serena's Youth Pill

"The End of Bewitched"
"Bewitched" aired its final season in 1971-1972. The show was suppose to air for one more season but Elizabeth Montgomery wanted off the show for various reasons; she felt it was time to move on to more gratifying projects, but the big reason was her and William Asher, who produced the series, were splitting up. Elizabeth had moved in with Richard Michaels, one of the show's directors. Asher would go on to produce two more series for ABC in the following season, both of which failed, and Liz would go on to TV movies, the most famous being "A Case of Rape" for NBC, where she played a victim who is raped twice by her attacker. The film still holds the record as being one of the highest rated TV movies ever.
The final year of "Bewitched" was a sad one: scripts were repetitive, and the writers ran out of ideas, so they rewrote scripts from the first two seasons. The actors, most notably Liz, were running through their scenes. In the last several episodes you can tell that Elizabeth...

Europe here we come!!
Hey Bewitched Fans get ready for the Eighth and Final Season of Bewitched coming out this July. This may be the last season of Bewitched, but you sure do not want to miss this extra ordinary last season. This season has 26 more magical episodes including the 7 story arch of Darrin and Sam in Europe, Tabitha entering the second grade and other adventures involving the Stephens family. The season kicks off when Darrin and Samantha arrive in London, England and Sam is sent back to the 16th century for setting free a warlock who was imprisoned in a painting. While there, Darrin and Endora must rescue Samantha before she gets beheaded by King Henry VIII. Also they travel to Italy, France and Scotland. Sam learns that the legendary Loch Ness Monster is none other than a warlock named Bruce who ages ago transformed the monster into the creature for bothering Serena. Next stop is Italy, where we learn Esmeralda was the one who made the Tower of Pisa lean and then we must do as the...

Season 8 Completes Bewitched!
The fall of 1971 began the 8th and final season for "Bewitched". This last season begins with Samantha (Elizabeth Montgomery) and husband Darrin Stephens (Dick Sargent) going to Europe on a business trip for McMann and Tate, Darrin's advertising job. There is lots of wonderful and witchy trouble waiting for Sam and Darrin in England, Scotland, Italy and France. This 8th season also features Esmerelda zapping up George Washington for a school project she is helping Tabitha (Sam and Darrin's daughter) with. Tabitha starts school and gets into trouble with her natural witchcraft abilities with her Hansel and Gretel book and also by zapping herself into a children's television show. With her grandmother Endora's help- Tabitha becomes a champion skating star and a genius on a school intelligence test. Sam also has her moments in this last season, when her face becomes striped after having a Heavenly Himalaya Drink at a Chinese restaurant.

"Bewitched" was originally based on the...

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Invasion of the Mutant Pigs

ALRIGHT
IT WAS TOLERABLE PROGRAMMING FROM A PATHETIC CHANNEL SUCH AS ANIMAL PLANET (REFERENCE MERMAIDS ARE REAL MOCUMENTARY - revealing the executives at work have no forethought or concern for reputation since they clearly believe their viewers to be uninvolved , abject and totally ignorant morons...only good for the attention span of a gnat...

Wow Animal Planet Extreme
I like looking at stories about animals but this story is very informant about what is going on in our world. We have animals here from other parts of the world that sure not be in the United States and wrecking Havoc on our own system. This is a very
informant program that everyone sure watch.

#1
I am very very happy and satisfied with my order and would again also recommend to all my friends as well

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London: Mod and Trad [HD]

Very informative
Great information that's a little dated but still very useful. This program is priced at a level that puts it at super bargain levels.





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iShine KNECT Season 2, Episode 5: God's Word

We love IShine!!
I am the parent of a 13 yr old and a 10 yr old. As a parent today it is difficult to find appropriate programming for my children to watch at times. I love IShine and highly recommend it to anyone that has pre-teen and teenage kids. The show has music and skits. They focus on morals and values and how kids have to handle situations in daily life. They have had episodes dealing with a variety of issues including having too many things going on, technology issues (too much cell phone use!), and a ton of other items. We have been watching the show from the beginning and am thrilled to see it hit Amazon Prime!! Yeah!!

The cast and producers love what they do. THis is not just a job for them. I have communicated with the producers of the show and always get a timely answer to my questions. The Rubyz are so down to earth and just great role models for our girls. I hope to see the entire series make it to Amazon Prime!!!

Great for Tweens
My girls love it! Well made with a positive message. Great for the tween / preteen crowd. Not bad for the parents to watch also



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Carry It With Me, Seriously!

This anime is Subbed
Buyer be aware that you are watching a subbed version of this anime.
The dvd and Blue ray is dual audio. i recommend buying disc over buying the digital version.

the worst
It was a thrown together anime, that did not make any since and was rushed and not well thought of.



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Fetch Finale IV: The Prophecy Fulfilled!

Grandson loves it!
My grandson and I watch this series on Wii, it's by far his favorite show. I am happy that it shows kids willing to work hard and try new things in the spirit of good fun. Not everyone gets the top score but the kids are good sports even when others win.

Great kids show
Great show that really teaches the kids new things and opens their eyes to a wonderous world full of fascinating adventures.

Love this show!
I wish this show was still in production. It is fun and educational. Great concept where kids go out and learn hands on.

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Austin [HD]

Bizarre Foods America Season 1
Always enthusiastic, always personable, always finding the BEST off the grid stuff to eat, I love Andrew Zimmern! He looks great- lost some weight- and interacts with people of all sorts, trying their regional quisine and sharing family stories in their kitchens. More, please!

Just as good as the original.
I truly admire Andrew Zimmern for being so passionate about exploring other cultures! Bizzare Foods America is, in my opinion, just as good as the original. It was so interesting watching him travel the world and relate to people through food, now he's traveling around where we call home!

A different side of America
Glad to see he brought it home to America where we can be part of the experience. Not for the faint of heart; this is not your favorite fast food burger.

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The Basement

Continues The Quality Of The Third Season
Until this point in the "Superboy" canon of seasons, the quality had varied considerably from season to season. Season One was wooden and with almost a completely different cast. Season Two got the casting right, but the tone was still so goofy. Season Three finally put everything together and ran off probably the best string of episodes (including the "portal" series) in the show's history. Luckily, though, Season Four does not include such a sea change and instead just continues to produce quality "Superboy" television.

Perhaps the biggest change for this final season is that many more two-part stories are used. It seems as if (for better or worse) every third episode or so ends with "to be continued".

Some highlights of this season include...

-The building romance between Superboy/Clark (Gerard Christopher) and Lana (Stacy Haiduk). It's all very kid-friendly per the show's nature, of course, but there is definitely a progression as the season...

Superboy was a great tv show
I love this show. Season 4 is one of the best seasons from Superboy. If you like Christopher Reeve as Superman you will love Gerard Christopher as Superboy.



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Party Girls

Great Show!
It's teenage drama without the WB angst.
While, I am a very big fan of such things as Buffy, it's nice to see a teenager drama that's just fun.It has a a lot of heart and it's well written. And that has always been my biggest criteria for watching a show to begin with.
Jonathan Schiff is one of my favourites, He was the one who produced "Ocean Girl" an award-winning children's drama that was on 4 years back in 1994-98.
But another very strong part of any of his shows is friendship and loyalty. The girls who are now mermaids might not have been friends if it weren't for being mermaids, but they stick together. They also have the support of Lewis, a boy who has feelings for Cleo but both are too awkward for the expression of it, but he's got their back against those that try to expose them. Together, they are a team. They are friends. And they'd sacrifice everything for each other.

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Cute Show
This is a really cute show. Innocent, island adventures with three mermaid girls. For this genre it is very good. Great for teenage girls, but I must admit, I like it and I'm not a teenager. Nice little movie to multitask to. I clean my room and work on projects while it is playing. Hard to find sweet little shows like this one these days!

An Amusing Youth-Oriented Australian Import About Ordinary Girls Channeling Their Inner Fish
Targeted primarily at young girls under the age of thirteen, "H2O: Just Add Water" has a goofy and appealing premise that will tap into your love of mermaids. You do love mermaids, don't you? Three sixteen year olds discover a mysterious glowing pool of water through an underwater channel that will upend their lives irrevocably. This adventure has long range repercussions as each of the girls find themselves transformed into a mermaid! Needless to say, they must avoid contact with the sea to keep their flippers a secret. There is plenty of humor surrounding these changes, but the show never really addresses the fundamental questions that you really care about. What happens when it rains? As if this wasn't enough, though, they also have other powers over water as well. Rikki (Cariba Heine) can boil water, Cleo (Phoebe Tonkin) can manipulate it, and Emma (Claire Holt) can freeze it. That would be useful at a party, huh?

"H2O: Just Add Water" ran for three seasons in...

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Guardians of Stone [HD]

Great anime overall
Can't go wrong with this Anime! It's a must see especially if your looking for something different with a solid plot and characters





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Mr. and Mrs. Superboy

Better than season 1 and worth the wait
I had waited so long on Warner to bring out the second season of this series that I had given up. I'm very glad they finally decided to listen to the fans and do a second season. The second season (and season 3 and 4) are much better than season 1. If you are a superman fan (especially of the late seventies version of superman) I think you will like this series. It is NOT dark, it is NOT outstanding special effects, but it IS a very enjoyable story and fun to watch.

Oh and contrary to another viewer's review these discs ARE DVRs (which you can plainly see by looking at the surface of the discs), but they are well done and look very much like factory-made DVDs based on the design and quality of the artwork. I had no problems playing these discs on my Blu-ray player. Warner, please don't make us wait years to bring out the final two seasons of this great series. Highly recommended.

A big difference since season 1
Those of you who were disenchanted with this groundbreaking series, I ask you to please give it a second chance. This second season began new changes which completely took the series in a new direction to become one of the very best incarnations of 'Superman' ever put to film.
When executive producer Ilya Salkind created this series originally it was set at Schuster university. The first season was cheesy and the special effects had much to be desired. The show was in danger of cancellation by the end of the first season so drastic measures were taken to save the show. What they did was genius.
Gone was John Haymes Newton as the lead role replaced by Gerard Christopher. Gone was the poorly casted Scott Wells and replaced by the most noticeable and greatest cast change Sherman Howard who now played a truly sinister Lex Luthor who was inspired by the great Jack Nicholson's portrayal of the Joker in the first Batman movie which, at the time, was still fresh in people's minds...

Finally!
Since this series was never syndicated, finding ways of watching it were tough to say the least. The first season was all we had available on DVD, but that was probably the weakest of all of them.

Sherman Howard makes a welcome change as the new Lex Luthor. His origin of becoming Lex Luthor is a little whacky, and conveniently never referred to again, but he makes a great villain nonetheless. Gerard Christopher taking over the title character is a little awkward if you've just come off of the first season, but he grows into the role nicely as the series progresses. And the stories begin to mature here, as well. They're not as dark in tone was the 3rd and 4th seasons, but they're definitely less campy than the 1st season.

As far as the DVD itself, first of all, I was surprised to find that these are NOT DVD-R's as their description says. These are regular old, factory-pressed DVDs. The audio and picture are greatly improved from the first season, too. You...

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Superman's Dilemma

Superman
Great , brought back a lot of memories of when I used to go to moves when I was very young boy





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A Day In The Double Life

This Is What "Superboy" Fans Have Long Awaited!
After two middling seasons and many casting changes, this Third Season of "Superboy" was when the show really took off and produced some of the most quality moments of Superman-related fare ever created.

Of course, one must always remember to watch "Superboy" with tongue firmly planted in cheek. It is pretty campy throughout (though not to quite to the extent of 1960s Batman, for example) and was obviously made for a children's audience. However, if you can overlook the "cheese" factor (nostalgia helps!) and take the show for what it is, you will enjoy most every episode.

The format of this season is changed up quite a bit from Season Two. Instead of school kids, Clark and Lana now work (ala Mulder & Scully!) at the Bureau of Extranormal Events where they investigate strange cases. Gone is Andy McCallister and the juvenile tone he brought to the show. The highlights of this third season include:

-4 "portal" episodes involving Superboy travelling...

A real Super series
If you have never seen either season 1 or 2 of Superboy but want to know the kind of show it is, this is probably the best season to watch. The first season was pretty awful. The original "Lex Luthor" in the first season was unforgivable casting. TJ White was also a boring character who served as a 'Jimmy Olsen' type person. Stacy Haiduk as Lana Lang was the only main character to be involved with the show all four seasons and she shines in each season. The original Superboy played by John Haynes Newton looked the part and he played it very straight much like George Reeves in the 1950s version. The stories from the first season were very lame, the special effects were terrible, and it was almost cancelled based on the original ratings. But things really did change for the better when Gerard Christopher filled in the boots as the new Superboy. And the original Lex Luthor was replaced with the phenomenal Howard Shermann. The second season was a huge step in the right direction by...

Rather enjoyable
Two things you don't ask about the series at this point:

1) What is the "Bureau of Paranormal Investigations," and how do two college Juniors get year-long internships in which they become full on field agents?" (answer - it helped the show a "Daily Planet-esque" setting)

2) Why is a grown man still calling himself "Superboy?" (answer - the producers didn't have the rights to the name "Superman")

Once you get past those two glaring plot holes, the show itself becomes rather enjoyable this point. Moving away from campiness found in all of Season 1 and big chunk of Season 2, this is when the show tried its best at more dramatic storytelling. This season also contains probably the best story arc of the series, "The Roads Not Taken." You can also sense a much darker tone to the show beginning with this season, likely due to the influence of Tim Burton's first Batman movie coming out around this same time.

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The One That Got Away

Great Show!
It's teenage drama without the WB angst.
While, I am a very big fan of such things as Buffy, it's nice to see a teenager drama that's just fun.It has a a lot of heart and it's well written. And that has always been my biggest criteria for watching a show to begin with.
Jonathan Schiff is one of my favourites, He was the one who produced "Ocean Girl" an award-winning children's drama that was on 4 years back in 1994-98.
But another very strong part of any of his shows is friendship and loyalty. The girls who are now mermaids might not have been friends if it weren't for being mermaids, but they stick together. They also have the support of Lewis, a boy who has feelings for Cleo but both are too awkward for the expression of it, but he's got their back against those that try to expose them. Together, they are a team. They are friends. And they'd sacrifice everything for each other.

[...]

Cute Show
This is a really cute show. Innocent, island adventures with three mermaid girls. For this genre it is very good. Great for teenage girls, but I must admit, I like it and I'm not a teenager. Nice little movie to multitask to. I clean my room and work on projects while it is playing. Hard to find sweet little shows like this one these days!

An Amusing Youth-Oriented Australian Import About Ordinary Girls Channeling Their Inner Fish
Targeted primarily at young girls under the age of thirteen, "H2O: Just Add Water" has a goofy and appealing premise that will tap into your love of mermaids. You do love mermaids, don't you? Three sixteen year olds discover a mysterious glowing pool of water through an underwater channel that will upend their lives irrevocably. This adventure has long range repercussions as each of the girls find themselves transformed into a mermaid! Needless to say, they must avoid contact with the sea to keep their flippers a secret. There is plenty of humor surrounding these changes, but the show never really addresses the fundamental questions that you really care about. What happens when it rains? As if this wasn't enough, though, they also have other powers over water as well. Rikki (Cariba Heine) can boil water, Cleo (Phoebe Tonkin) can manipulate it, and Emma (Claire Holt) can freeze it. That would be useful at a party, huh?

"H2O: Just Add Water" ran for three seasons in...

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Cinderella [HD]

EXCELLENT
Excellent ....2hr 17 min of pure entertainment.....makes my love for Broadway and New York....so much greater....as always Neil Patrick Harris as always was at his best.





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Mike Likes Briefs [HD]

ANOTHER GREAT SEASON!!!!
Season 1 was great, season 2 was good, season 3 almost as great as season 1!!!!
Very enjoyable series, the only show on tv that I look foward to every Monday. The entire cast is excellent and could have their own show's. I honestly didn't expect season 3 to be as entertaining after Mike & Molly got married, but happily I was wrong. One of the many things I love about the show is how it entwines everyday normal problems thats usually not discussed openly, especially on tv. Episodes 1/2/16 some of my favorites but not necessarily the best! Great Show, Great Season!!!!

MIKE & MOLLY IS ONE OF OUR FAVORITE SHOWS!
I've had the DVD of their 3rd season on pre-order for months and we've purchased the Amazon Video versions because we can't wait for the DVD. We hope this season goes on for years because we're not finding much to laugh at lately.

Mike & Molly Season Three
Warm and wonderful program with well-developed characters. Fabulous ensemble cast and they play off each other so well. I can't say enough good things about this show and shamelessly try to recruit new viewers amongst my friends and family. Hope it will be on for many seasons to come.

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The Rehearsal

Wonderful
Another great season. This show is original and very funny. The actors are great. Mikes mother---where did they find this woman. She is really different and wildly funny. I just love her. You start laughing the minute she comes on the screen because you know something unconceivable is going to come out of her mouth. Mike and Molly are just as cute and funny as they can be. And I love Mollies mother and sister, what a conglomeration of personalities mixed together. And lets not forget Mikes partner and his partners grandma. If you want to see something different, not the same old same old comedy, give this a try and you won't be disappointed.

Never short on Laughs when I match this show!!
I just cannot get enough of this show! The season second is just as funny as the first. I have been waiting for a show like this for a long time. This is a TV show were everyone can either relate to one of the characters, or knows someone that can.

Mike and Molly meet at an Overeaters Anonymous meeting were they both are trying to lose weight. After their initial first meeting they're having second thoughts about starting a relationship, but with some pushing from family and friends they decide to give love a chance.

Not only are Melissa McCarthy (Molly) & Billy Gardell (Mike) characters hilarious, but I just love Molly's sister Victoria, and her mother Joyce. Every character on this show brings something extra special, and that's what keeps me laughing, and tuning in every week. The writers of this show are comedic Gods. I hope this show continues for many, more seasons to come!

Consistently hilarious and heart-warming, this is a terrific second season!
It is always a treat to discover a situation comedy on broadcast TV with an ensemble cast this strong combined with scripts this great. The writing for Mike & Molly (M&M) relies far more on clever zingers than slapstick (rather in the style of The Golden Girls, one of my all-time favorite comedies). And though there are plenty of sexual references, the humor maintains a happy medium between gross-out male humor and female-centric, chick-flick comedy, making it a show aimed fairly equally at both men and women.

Every performer on M&M does a wonderful job at comedic acting, an extremely challenging task, and I completely agree with Melissa McCarthy's Emmy win for her portrayal of the female lead, Molly Flynn, a plus-sized fourth-grade teacher living with her boozy mother Joyce (Swoosie Kurtz) and oversexed younger sister Victoria (Katy Mixon). But so many of the actors in this show deserve an Emmy, in my...

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