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Originally posted by benchcoat:
bummer--I was also hoping to have them to watch at Christmas. I guess I'll go with "Keen Eddie" as the alternate.

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Originally posted by bikisdad:
I was going to get "Keen Eddie", also. However, I heard that the studio replaced all of the good music, that went so well with the show, with techno crap. So I'm rethinking whether to buy that or not. I know they do that because of licensing costs, but I'd really rather pay more for the dvd and have the original songs than pay less for a watered down version.

I will for sure get "Wonderfalls" whenever they release it. That's a real gem of a show.

Apathy on the Rise. No One Cares.

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Originally posted by SigmaNunki:
At this point I would think that fox is just sabatoging its own releases so it has a "reason" not to fill the "small niche's" anymore.

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Originally posted by xion47:

The Fox Network and Fox Home Video are two different companies owned by the same parent company. The network has nothing to do with the home video distributor.

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The Fox Network and Fox Home Video are two different companies owned by the same parent company. The network has nothing to do with the home video distributor.

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But, wouldn't they have the same parent company (or one is the parent of the other) that would maintain a common mentality of all the companies called fox?

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From the producer of Angel and Firefly comes Wonderfalls with 9 never aired episodes. Although a recent graduate of Brown University, Jaye Tyler decides to ignore her degree, live in a trailer and work at a tourist gift shop in Niagara Falls called Wonderfalls--much to the despair of her well-to-do family. But Jaye's aimless life takes a startling turn after a lion figurine begins talking to her. Her family calls it an "episode," but Jaye knows better. Fearing for her sanity, Jaye nevertheless starts doing exactly what an increasing number of inanimate objects tell her to do and is amazed when her outrageous actions begin changing people's lives in unexpected ways.

Fox's failed series from 2003 hits DVD on February 1st in a three disc set containing all 13 episodes of the series, including 9 where weren't aired in the initial broadcast run.

Disc 1: Wax Lion, Pink Flamingos, Karma Chameleon and Wound-up Penguin
Disc 2: Crime Dog, Muffin Buffalo, Barrel Bear and Lovesick Ass
Disc 3: Safety Canary, Lying Pig, Cocktail Bunny, Totem Mole and Caged Bird

Though viewers only caught 4 episodes during the broadcast run the show gained a cult following that has been looking forward to the release of the DVDs since the show was cancelled. The set will be released with English 5.1 audio, a full frame (1.33:1) picture, and English and Spanish subtitles. Expect this 566 min set to sell for suggested prices of $39.98 US and $54.98 CAN.

Special features include:
Wax Lion Commentary by Caroline Dhavarnes, Katie Finneran, Todd Holland and Bryan Fuller
Crime Dog Commentary by Caroline Dhavarnes, Katie Finneran, Todd Holland and Bryan Fuller
Lovesick Ass Commentary by Caroline Dhavarnes, Katie Finneran, Todd Holland and Bryan Fuller
Safety Canary Commentary by Caroline Dhavarnes, Katie Finneran, Todd Holland and Bryan Fuller
Cocktail Bunny Commentary by Caroline Dhavarnes, Katie Finneran, Todd Holland and Bryan Fuller
Caged Bird, Caged Bird Commentary by Caroline Dhavarnes, Katie Finneran, Todd Holland and Bryan Fuller
Greetings from Wonderfalls (23:16)
Fantastic Visual Effects (2:58)
Music Video (5:00)

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