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ekkostar · 05-27-2011, 09:42 PM

I've seen a few episodes of the first season and a few here and there of the following seasons through various online sources to jog my memory because I really haven't seen the show since USA's USAM block in the early 00s. I grew up watching it alongside Fraiser back in the 90s as well.

I prefer the first season over the rest of the series and I believe the first season alone deserves a DVD set. There's a lot of dark humor that wasn't present on TV during that time period, which is probably why it had trouble securing an audience. The one full episode I have on DVD-R consists of John brooding over his birthday and the bus station being held at gunpoint.

05-27-2011, 09:42 PM	#5
ekkostar Senior Member Coffee, Tea & Larroquette! Join Date: Apr 16, 2005 Posts: 1,069	I've seen a few episodes of the first season and a few here and there of the following seasons through various online sources to jog my memory because I really haven't seen the show since USA's USAM block in the early 00s. I grew up watching it alongside Fraiser back in the 90s as well. I prefer the first season over the rest of the series and I believe the first season alone deserves a DVD set. There's a lot of dark humor that wasn't present on TV during that time period, which is probably why it had trouble securing an audience. The one full episode I have on DVD-R consists of John brooding over his birthday and the bus station being held at gunpoint. __________________ "All my sitcoms had an audience, with four or five cameras, so working this way has always been appealing to me." - John Larroquette A living legend, five Emmys and a Tony award! Your favorites could never...