Three DVDs.
Out-takes.
Extended scenes.
Extra footage.
Stuff.
Bliss.
Bliss on toast.
Stating the obvious was always my strong point.
Spacedaaaaaaahhhhhhhh!
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Indeed 🙂 Visited HMV today and got lovely treats: West Wing series 4, Shaun of the Dead, Spaced DVD boxed set and Jersey Girl (latest from Kevin Smith).
Now just need a legitimate excuse to bunk off work and sit and watch them 🙂
Seyed
Spaced is indeed the stuff of excellence but I find myself in a dilemna: I already own both series on the original seperate DVDs so can I justify buying the new 3-disc set, especially as I am supposed to be moving and money id tight right now?
Oh, I could ask for it for Christmas.
I work from home. Can you imagine the temptation?
buy the new dvd box set and then sell the two individual ones on ebay?
Good idea.
On the Spaced Commentary I think you discover the origins of the phrase “how's that for a slice of fried gold”.
I haven't listened to the commentaries yet, but i look forward to hearing that little nugget.
You'll also find out who the hell Boards Of Canada are. Can't remember which series, I think 2, but it's on the episode that Mark Heap (aka Brian) comments on. I have the album he mentions.
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