ACTION The Complete Series on DVD

[funjoe]

Finally! The short lived Jay Mohr comedy show ACTION is being released on DVD 2/21/06 for $24.95 MSRP. It will include all episodes, including the five that weren't aired, and will be uncensored (according to TVshowsondvd.com). It also said there will be commentaries and a "making of".
With Batman Beyond, JLA, and now Action on DVD the top three on my wish list list will be completely fulfilled!

[javeryh]

Great. Thanks for the reminder that Fox cancels all of its awesome shows like this and AD and Andy Richter, etc. God I hate the general public for being too stupid to watch something original and funny.

[eldad9]

Senator: Mr. Dragon, you have a young daughter, do you not?
Peter Dragon: Let's not go there...
Senator: Her name is Georgia, she's about 10 years old I believe.
Peter Dragon: Don't do this.
Senator: Has little Georgia seen your film entitled "Ripcord"?
Peter Dragon: She can't get in Senator, it's rated R.
Senator: Which contains 357 acts of violence, 175 profanities, and four scenes of lesbian sex. She proud of her daddy for that one?
Wendy Ward: I think we should just go.
Senator: How can you look that sweet little girl in the eye?
Peter Dragon: I manage. I never voted to subsidize the growing of tobacco, while turning my back on food programs for starving kids. I've never vetoed a gun control bill; all MY guns are fake, Senator. I've never rushed to the defense of Kuwaiti oil fields, while ignoring genocide in Africa, because big oil companies that line your fat pockets aren't concerned with black Africa. Those are all productions of YOUR company Senator, this company right here!

[guessed]

Glad to see that the MSRP is so low. I may get it at release even if there aren't deals for below MSRP (ok, who am I kidding, someplace is sure to have a deal).

[funjoe]

Great. Thanks for the reminder that Fox cancels all of its awesome shows like this and AD and Andy Richter, etc. God I hate the general public for being too stupid to watch something original and funny.

Don't forget Firefly. I was going to say the worst part of it is, they don't even give most of those shows a chance with all the time switching, misguided and/or lack of marketing campaigns, etc, although I suppose they gave AD a decent chance to catch on. I imagine if The Simpsons premiered within the last three years Fox would have cancelled it before half a season aired.

It makes you wonder why they keep greenlighting these offbeat, unconventional shows when they have so little patience for them.