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Tomorrow is DVD Day

by Terri

S60 DVDThe DVDs are coming! The DVDs are coming!

Tomorrow, October 16, is the day the Studio 60 DVD set is finally released. I’ve got mine on order, and hope it will come on time or soon thereafter. I’m very interested in watching these episodes again absent the atmosphere of critical loathing that surrounded them during their broadcast debuts. It’s hard to shut that buzz out when you’re watching a show, hard not to think “Boy, they’re really going to pick on that” when a particular plot turn comes along.

According to the description of the set on the Warner Home Video site, the only extra we can expect is a commentary on the pilot episode by Aaron Sorkin and Thomas Schlamme. Amazon’s page doesn’t even list that, so I’m holding out a shred of hope that there may be other goodies that aren’t being promoted because the folks in charge thinks nobody much cares.

Once I get my set, I’m going to start doing recaps, memorable lines, and five questions about each episode, as I do on my Brothers & Sisters blog. They’ll be indexed on a separate page to make them a good resource for anybody discovering the show or wanting to remember particular episodes. I hope readers here will make their comments on those episode recaps as well, to share their own impressions.

Speaking of which: Share your thoughts on the DVD set here. Have you ordered it? Will you be running out to the store first thing tomorrow, or are you just planning to pick it up somewhere down the line? Or, maybe, not at all? Tell your plans in the comments, and what you hope to find when you open the box.

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Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip was a show about making a show -- a Friday night sketch comedy living and dying by the ratings and the buzz and the bottom line. It also turned out to be about the ways that overinflated expectations and caustic criticism can doom a TV drama. Still, if you're a fan of great acting and Aaron Sorkin's way with dialog, there's a lot to love in Studio 60's sole season. Read here to look back at the show, and look forward at what the cast and creative powers are doing now.

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