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New TV shows on DVD this week
June 25, 2008These are the titles we discussed on last night’s edition of Talking Television with Dave White:
The Nude Bomb: The Original Get Smart Movie
The Real McCoys: Season Three
The Best of Wanted: Dead or Alive
The Best of Brenner
Picks of The Week:
Rosemary and Thyme: The Complete Series
The Midsomer Murders: The Early Cases Collection
Da Vinci’s Inquest: Season Three
For more information, click here. Our DVD report begins about ten minutes into the broadcast.
Ed Robertson
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