In what could arguably be called it's best season, Lost season four gave us the answer to the question "How did Jack, Kate, Sayid, Aaron, Hurley, Sun and Ben get off the island?" and made us ask the next big question: What happened to Locke?!

Season four also delivered what I feel was the best episode yet, The Constant. (The Desmond time-travel episode.)

Lost Season Four is available for pre-order and will be available December 9, 2008. (And Lost Season 5 should start in January/February 2009.)

Also available: Lost - The Complete Seasons 1-3

Season one of the Terminator 2: Judgment Day spin-off will be available August 19, 2008. (And, yes, there will be a season 2 starting in September!)

Available:
Standard DVD
BlueRay

The second season of the hit comedy will be available September 9, 2008.

The season that started with House hosting his own version of Survivor ended with two of the best episodes of the series (or best episodes of most of tv in the 2007-2008 season) ever.

House Season Four will be available August 19, 2008.

Season 5 of the popular military crime drama ended with the death of a character - and the reassignment of others. Find out how it all happened.

NCIS - The Fifth Season

netflix finally has this movie listed for rental! It took them way too long to get it listed. Some things are listed months in advance (even some tv shows will have a second or subsequent season listed before it even is on tv.)

Anyway, I'm excited to see how this season ends.

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anyone else notice all the ads for the ABC show Invasion DVD that are on Fox? I haven't seen any on ABC, but quite a few times on Fox. (Of course, with one of the stars now on the hit Fox show Prison Break, it makes sense.

So the folks behind Invasion don't even think they can sell that many DVDs on ABC. Interesting.

Just finished watching Season One of House MD this weekend.

I like House. It has one of the most interesting (read: complex) main characters on tv (albeit, I don't watch that much tv). A good supporting cast, and interesting plots.

But I think it's the plots that make the show interesting.

There are some movies that you look at the poster or the DVD cover and you know what you're in for. Then there are movies like A Very Long Engagement. At first, it looks like it's going to be your standard Romance/Chick Flick. But it's not. It's a drama, set in 1917-20 France during and after the first World War.

We're engaged. Luckily we wont have to wait until the end of the war. Now I can go straight home after [my] execution.

From the "You've got to be kidding me" department....
Edward Furlong as the Crow. Really.
Or, to paraphrase Princess Leia, "Aren't you a little short to be an avenging demon?"