hbo home video-related stories
Posted Jun 19th 2007 3:09PM by Bob Sassone
Filed under: TV on DVD, The Sopranos
"Reserve lots of money for Christmas, 2008."
That's the word from HBO Home Video head Henry McGee, speaking at the DVD and Beyond industry conference. He's talking about a Sopranos complete set. TVShowsOnDVD.com verified the info with McGee, and says it will be an expensive set. Though I wonder what they mean by expensive, since TV fans are used to paying $150-300 for complete sets.
Maybe the set will have commentary by David Chase on that series finale, or maybe deleted scenes or other info that will give more closure (for you fans who need that). Or maybe they'll be more of that black scene, which Chase wanted to last 20 seconds longer than it did (HBO talked him out of it).
Posted Dec 18th 2006 3:00PM by Keith McDuffee
Filed under: Site Announcements, Festivus, Contests and Giveaways
Remember folks, you've got until midnight Eastern Time tonight to enter our Festivus song lyric parody contest! We've got some great entries already, so choosing just one is going to be tough.
Read the
original post for more info on the prizes and how and where to enter. As you can see from the picture to the right, we've got some sweet DVD sets from HBO Home Video for the winner to choose from. The TV Squad team will decide which one song outshines them all and we'll reveal the winner sometime tomorrow. Good luck!
Posted Dec 14th 2006 11:41AM by Keith McDuffee
Filed under: Site Announcements, Festivus, Contests and Giveaways
See those DVD sets to the right? One of those groups of DVDs could be yours if you can come up with the best entry in
this year's Festivus contest. Here are the details mentioned last week:
This year we're asking you, dear readers, to post to us some of your own, original, TV and/or Festivus themed lyrics that work in place of a popular existing song. So, for example, you could tell us you're replacing the lyrics for 'O Christmas Tree', give us your new title (like 'O Men In Trees') and then your own lyrics that work within the song and apply to the new title. We'll pick one winner out of the bunch on December 19th, just in time for Festivus!
Hurry up and enter now! Make sure your entries are added to the
original post.
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