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Monday, April 15, 2013

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Season 3 Review

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Season 3
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I would fall into the group of folks who began watching "Sunny" with the inception of the Dumpster Baby episode and, in turn, quickly got himself caught up with the first two seasons on DVD. Aside from the heaps of praise that "Sunny" has gotten since it first appeared, it's inclusion on the FX Network made it especially intriguing as (in my opinion) they house the best original television on basic cable today.
While the first 2 seasons are picture perfect in their own right, Season 3 delivers the funniest moments to date of this already amazing show. Anyone who is a fan already knows which moments these are (ie; Day Man). My personal favorite is the season finale, specifically the Mac vs. Dennis dance off, which is quite possibly the funniest moment in TV history.
Season 3 also includes the gang trying out for the Eagles, the death in Dennis and Dee's immediate family, battling a local Korean restaurant, Mac joining the mafia and a few drop-ins from the McPoyle family. What makes these scenarios so unique is that they are relatively serious at a glance but are filtered through some of most ridiculous and hilarious circumstances that even the largest hot button issue becomes comedy gold, leaving no one and nothing spared.
With one week until Season 4 begins anew, the public at large has the opportunity to get all caught up or give themselves a refresher of hilarity. I'll be enjoying multiple viewings.

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Audio: English: Dolby Surround
Language: Dubbed: English / Subtitled: English, French & Spanish
Theatrical Aspect Ratio: Full Screen: 1.33:1
Disk 1:
The Gang Finds a Dumpster Baby
The Gang Gets Invincible
Dennis and Dee’s Mom is Dead
The Gang Gets Held Hostage
The Aluminum Monster vs. Fatty McGoo
The Gang Solves the North Korea Situation
Disk 2:
The Gang Sells Out
Frank Sets Sweet Dee On Fire
Sweet Dee’s Dating a Retarded Person
Mac is a Serial Killer
Dennis Looks Like a Registered Sex Offender
Commentary with
The Gang Gets Whacked part 1
Disk 3:
The Gang Gets Whacked part 2
Bums: Making a Mess All Over the City
The Gang Dances Their Asses Off

Sunny Side UP Volume 2
Meet The McPoyles Featurette
Dancing Man Featurette
Gag Reel
Sunny FX Promo Spots


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Thursday, January 10, 2013

Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory: Season One (2009) Review

Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory: Season One (2009)
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I am not a skateboarder, nor am I a teenager. But this show is one of the BEST television shows playing today. Rob has a sense of humor that will make almost anyone laugh. He comes from an honest, real place with his ideas and comedy and it plain works. Sure there are some people that may think that this show is not seriously funny... But they are wrong. When do you get to see a factory that was made for skating and crazy basketball shots? When have you ever seen cousins go to a thrift store to buy romance novels? When have you seen a skateboarding contest with a Pontiac Fiero as a prize? Exactly...
Watch this show. Reward quality instead of watching American Idol or Dancing with the Stars...

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Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory won't find our skateboarding hero lounging around and scheming at the familiar Rob & Big house in the Hollywood Hills. Instead he's commanding operations in a massive, 25,000-square-foot industrial -- and fully skate-able -- warehouse and office complex near downtown Los Angeles. This is the new home of Dyrdek Enterprises, the veritable nerve center and hatching ground for all of Rob's crazy schemes, business plans and uniquely ridiculous ideas. Rob is a hustler, with a laundry list of business ventures he's trying to chase down. The MTV series Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory will follow the ridiculous action and comedy that seems to follow everything he takes on. Get ready to experience Rob Dyrdek on a whole new level.

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Friday, May 11, 2012

Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory: Season 2 Review

Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory: Season 2
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If you're looking just to enjoy the respective episodes of the Fantasy Factory 2 then this DVD is for you. However if you're looking for the same production quality found within the first season DVD that was released by MTV you may have to keep waiting. The episodes have no commentary, the menus are bland, and though the DVD does include deleted scenes you just can't pick a specific scene you have to watch them all. And the deleted scenes included within the dvd have poor sound quality with peoples voices randomly cutting in and out.

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The fantasy continues for skateboarding legend Rob Dyrdek and his crew as they return for another quirky season of chaos and laughter at the Fantasy Factory. Packed with guest stars and even more action, Season Two is the Fantasy Factory at a whole new level. Along with Rob for the insane journeys are his cousin Drama, his naysaying manager, Jeremy, the "rapping receptionist" Chanel, and Rob's awkward, injury-prone skate coach, Big Cat. This season, the ridiculousness reaches new levels as Rob purchases and then jockeys his own racehorse, teams up with musician John Mayer to write an apology song for Rob's Mom, races alongside Ken Block in a miniature rally car, and triumphantly returns to the stage as Bobby Light with a little help from Travis Barker at a Blink-182 show. As always, the biggest and most obscure dreams become reality from within his headquarters - a fully skate-able, 25,000- square-foot warehouse in downtown Los Angeles known as "Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory."
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