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Length: 566 minutes
Screen Formats: Full Frame
Languages: English
Subtitles: English, French, Spanish
Sound: Dolby Digital 5.0
Sides: 4 Discs
Extras:
Cast and Crew List.
"The One With the List" Episode Commentary.
"The One With the Prom" Episode Commentary.
Open House at Monica & Rachel's Place (A look at the set with information regarding the various rooms and props, etc.).
Friends of Friends - A List of the Stars appearing in these episodes (with clips of them).
How Well Do You Know Your Friends? - Interactive Trivia Quiz.
What's Up With Your Friends? - Montage of scenes featuring each character.
Uncut version of Smelly Cat.
EPISODE 1. "The One With Ross' New Girlfriend" Ross comes back from China with a new girlfriend and Rachel has a hard time dealing with it. Meanwhile, Phoebe gives Monica a really bad haircut and Joey makes a discovery about his family tailor.
EPISODE 2. "The One With The Breast Milk" A heated discussion ensues after Phoebe tastes Carol's breast milk while preparing a bottle for Ben. Meanwhile everyone but Rachel has become friends with Ross' new girlfriend, Julie, and Monica feels guilty about it.
EPISODE 3. "The One Where Mr. Heckles Dies" Upstairs neighbor, Mr. Heckles, dies, leaving his "estate" to Monica and Rachel, which leads to a discussion over who actually owns the girl's apartment. Meanwhile Chandler fears he is living Mr. Heckles life.
EPISODE 4. "The One With The Five Steaks And An Eggplant" Monica gets promoted and invites the gang to an expensive restaurant to celebrate causing Rachel, Phoebe and Joey to feel the disparity between their incomes and Monica, Ross and Chandler's.
EPISODE 5. "The One With Phoebe's Husband" Phoebe's unknown husband--a gay, Canadian ice skater, whom she married years ago so he could be a green card--returns to ask her for a divorce. Meanwhile, Ross confides in Rachel that he and Julie haven't had sex yet.
EPISODE 6. "The One With The Baby On The Bus" Ross has an allergic reaction to one of Monica's pies, so she rushes him to the hospital, leaving Ben with Chandler and Joey, who try to use him to pick up women and wind up leaving him on the bus.
EPISODE 7. "The One Where Ross Finds Out" After Ross and Julie decide to get a cat together, Rachel gets drunk and calls his answering machine to tell him how "over him" she is. Meanwhile, Chandler works out with Monica and Phoebe has boyfriend troubles.
EPISODE 8. "The One With The List" Ross has difficulty choosing between Rachel and Julie, so Chandler talks him into making up a list of pros and cons. Unfortunately, Rachel finds the list and refuses to talk to him, even after he's broken things off with Julie.
EPISODE 9. "The One With Phoebe's Dad" It's almost Christmas and Phoebe has found out that her father is living in upstate New York, so she borrows her grandmother's cab and forces Chandler and Joey to accompany her on the road trip to see him.
EPISODE 10. "The One With The Prom Video" Rachel had decided not to take Ross back, until a long-forgotten video surfaces, documenting his attempt to rescue her during a prom night when her date stood her up. Meanwhile, Joey gives Chandler a hideous bracelet.
EPISODE 11. "The One With Russ" Rachel convinces the gang that she's over Ross, until they meet her new boyfriend, Russ, who is virtually a clone of Ross, even though he doesn't see it. Meanwhile, Joey gets an audition for a role in "Days Of Our Lives."
EPISODE 12. "The One With The Lesbian Wedding" Susan and Carol announce that they are getting married and Ross refuses to go, until Carol reveals a secret which changes his mind. Meanwhile, one of Phoebe's patients dies and her spirit enters Phoebe's body.
EPISODE 13. "The One After The Superbowl - Part 1" Joey begins dating a woman who believes that he really is Dr. Drake Ramoray, his character on "Days Of Our Lives." Meanwhile, Ross discovers that Marcel has a new career in movies and infiltrates a set to visit him.
EPISODE 14. "The One After The Superbowl - Part II" Ross and Marcel have trouble reuniting, but Chandler reunites with a girl from 4th grade who is now a make-up artist on Marcel's movie. Meanwhile, Rachel and Monica vie for Jean-Claude Van Damme's affections.
EPISODE 15. "The One Where Ross and Rachel's You Know" Ross and Rachel can't seem to make it past the first kiss, until he is unexpectedly called to the museum late at night and she surprises him in the Planetarium. Meanwhile, Monica hits it off with Dr. Burke.
EPISODE 16. "The One Where Joey Moves Out" Now that Joey is making good money as an actor, he decides to move out, prompting a game of foosball between he and Chandler to see who gets the table. Meanwhile, Monica's fling with Richard is discovered at a party.
EPISODE 17. "The One Where Eddie Moves In" Ross and Rachel convince Chandler to get a new roommate, Eddie, only to discover that Joey misses him and wants to move back. Meanwhile Phoebe records "Smelly Cat" for a record producer.
EPISODE 18. "The One Where Dr. Ramoray Dies" Joey angers the writers of "Days Of Our Lives," so they write him out of the show by dropping him down an elevator shaft. Meanwhile, Chandler discovers that his new roommate, Eddie, is a psycho.
EPISODE 19. "The One Where Eddie Won't Go" Chandler tries to get Eddie to move out, to no avail, so he and Joey devise a plan to have Joey move back in and pretend that Eddie doesn't exist. Meanwhile, the girls read a new "female power" book.
EPISODE 20. "The One Where Old Yeller Dies" Phoebe is disturbed by the ending of "Old Yeller" because her mother never let her see the end of sad movies. Meanwhile, Joey and Chandler start hanging out with Richard and Ross is tired of missing Ben's "firsts."
EPISODE 21. "The One With The Bullies" Two guys come into the coffeehouse and tell Ross and Chandler never to come back in again, so they avoid their favorite hangout until they can't take it anymore. Meanwhile, Phoebe meets her half-brother.
EPISODE 22. "The One With The Two Parties" It's Rachel's birthday and Monica decides to throw her a big party. Trouble is, Rachel's parents are divorcing, so she only invites her mom. When dad shows up, the gang set up an impromptu party at Joey and Chandler's.
EPISODE 23. "The One With Barry And Mindy's Wedding" Rachel lives up to her end of the agreement to be Maid of Honor at Mindy's wedding to Barry, only to be dissed by the best man and guests. Meanwhile, Joey has to practice kissing men for a role.
EPISODE 24. "The One With The Chicken Pox" Phoebe's "submarine guy" boyfriend resurfaces for two weeks, but she has contracted chicken pox from Ben. Meanwhile, Chandler talks Joey into using his acting skills to get a job at his company, with disastrous results.
Starring Lisa Kudrow (Phoebe), Courtney Cox-Arquette (Monica), Jennifer Aniston (Rachel), David Schwimmer (Ross), Matthew Perry (Chandler) and Matt LeBlanc (Joey), this highly popular TV show debuted in 1994, became the linchpin in NBC's "Must See TV" Thursday night lineup, and still continues to run strong today. Featuring the 24 episodes from the second season, this collection is a must-have for fans of the series and showcases the terrific comedic writing on performances that made and still continue to make it one of the best sitcoms ever to run on TV.
Length: 70 minutes
Screen Formats: Full Frame
Languages: English
Subtitles: English
Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1
Sides: 1 (Dual Layer)
Extras:
Scene selection/Jump to any scene.
Reel of Misfortune - Interactive Game/Quiz about the villains.
5.1 House Mix or Villain's Mix - Montages of clips from various film.
Sneak Peeks for "Treasure Planet," "Monsters, Inc." "Beauty and the Beast Special Edition," "Winnie the Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year," "Lilo & Stitch," "101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure," "Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas Special Edition," "Country Bears," "Inspector Gadget 2" and "Teamo Supremo."
The best meet the baddest when Mickey comes face-to-face with Disney's greatest villains everyone loves to hate for a night of mischief and mayhem that is sure to leave you laughing! Mickey, along with some assistance from Minnie, Donald, Pluto, and Goofy, has his hands full when the wicked Jafar teams up with Cruella, Hades, Ursula, Captain Hook, Maleficent, and more in a wild attempt to turn the House of Mouse into the House Of Villains! These scene-stealing villains finally stage their face-off with a show-stopping musical number, "It's Our House Now!" Featuring an array of favorite animated classic cartoons, MICKEY'S HOUSE OF VILLAINS is a fun-filled event for the entire family! (Studio Copy)
Length: 129 minutes
Screen Formats: 166:1
Languages: English
Subtitles: English
Sound: Dolby Digital 2.0
Sides: 1
Extras:
Scene selection/Jump to any scene.
"It was 8:46 in the Morning" - 12+ minutes of interviews with the firefighters.
"The Building Started to Shake" - 13+ minutes of interviews with the firefighters.
"It's Not Easy Being a Survivor" - 16+ minutes of interviews with the firefighters.
"I'll Never Forgot" - 9+ minutes of interviews with the firefighters.
On the morning of September 11, 2001, brothers Jules and Gedeon Naudet were working on a documentary about a rookie New York City firefighter. Hearing a roar in the sky, Jules turned his camera upward, just in time to film the only existing image of the first plane crashing into the World Trade Center. In a fateful instant, Jules and Gedeon became eyewitnesses to the most shocking and defining moment of our time.
With cameras rolling, the Naudets followed NYC firefighters into the heart of what would be known as Ground Zero. What emerged is an unforgettably powerful visual document and a stirring tribute to real-life heroes who, in their city's darkest hour, rose to extraordinary acts of courage and compassion. (Studio Copy).
First broadcast on CBS in 2001 and then repeated on the one-year anniversary, the two hour documentary - directed by the Naudet's and James Hanlon - takes the viewer on an incredibly emotional and gripping journey through one of America's darkest days and the heroic efforts of one of NYC's firehouses.
The film contains strong profanity and intense thematic material that might not be suitable for all viewers. Parental discretion is strongly advised.
Length: 283 minutes
Screen Formats: Full Frame
Languages: English
Subtitles: English
Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1
Sides: 2 Discs
Extras:
Scene selection/Jump to any scene.
Sneak Peeks for "Mickey's House of Villains," "Winnie the Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year," "Lilo & Stitch," "Rolie Polie Olie: The Great Defender of Fun," "Winnie the Pooh: Halloween Collection," "Monsters, Inc." "Beauty and the Beast Special Edition," "Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas" and "The Rookie."
Top 20 Shuffle of the songs.
I'm Gonna Send Your Vote to College in surround sound.
Scooter Computer & Mr. Chips - 3 Segments and audio information about the characters.
Music Videos (4) featuring various artists performing their favorite Schoolhouse Rocks songs).
The Making of I'm Gonna Send Your Vote to College.
Audio commentary by the creators of the clips.
Emmy Awards Featurette.
Arrange a Schoolhouse Rock song (assemble the lyrics).
Weather Show Clip.
Earn Your Diploma -- 5 quizzes based on the show.
Nike Spot.
"Conjunction Junction, What's Your Function?" If you watched Saturday morning cartoons in the '70s and '80s, then you remember those catchy Schoolhouse Rock tunes that taught millions of children the fundamentals of math, grammar, science, history, and money.
Relive the pop culture sensation with SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK: SPECIAL 30TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION, including the entire collection of songs plus an exclusive all-new Electoral College tune written by the original creators. This far-out DVD features exciting celebrity audio commentaries, behind-the-scenes footage, fun-filled trivia games, and more.
Whether you watch Schoolhouse Rock with your childhood pals or share it with your own kids, the SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK: SPECIAL 30TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION is sure to have you singing "I'm Just A Bill," over and over. (Studio Copy)
A compelling, sexy crime story in the tradition of Casino and Goodfellas. Toni (Ian Hart), a Sinatra-style lounge singer, finds himself lured into the glamorous world of the mob when he's made an offer he can't refuse. Though his new connections secure his singing career, there's a price to pay, as he's slowly drawn into a life of crime. When forced to choose between stardom and the girl he's fallen in love with (Kelly MacDonald), he learns that getting to the top can be murder. (Studio Copy)
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