Production Year: 2007 - Science Fiction - Director: Francis Lawrence - Original Language: English - Classification: 15 years and over - Starring: Alice Braga, Charlie Tahan, Dash Mihok, Will Smith, Salli Richardson, Willow Smith
Advantages: CSI that began it all! A wonderful piece of TV drama in this genre Disadvantages: You have to pay to get this set. Not a cheap option
their ability as CSI's.
Jim Brass (Paul Guilfoyle) Former commander, who was sent back to being a detective after the shooting of a CSI on his watch. Hard nosed, he respects Grissom and the team immensely.
Al Robbins (Robert David Hall) The coroner who is a long standing friend of Grissom.
Greg Sanders (Eric Szmanda) Starts off in the Lab, but soon hankers for more action as a CSI. Eventually becomes part of the team.
Sofia Curtis (Louise Lombard) A CSI who became part of Grissoms team a mid-season5 split. This was basically a demotion and she considered resigning.
The Boxset consists of the following Episodes:
DVD Menu
Disc 1 -- C.S.I.: Season1
Episode 100: Pilot
Episode 101: Cool Change
Episode 103: Crate and Burial
Episode 104: Pledging Mr. Johnson
Disc 2 -- C.S.I.: Season1
Episode 105: Friends ...
Advantages: Ver enjoyable Disadvantages: Kevin Sorbo was hotter as Hercules
About fourteen years ago I watched Hercules the Legendary Journeys and fell completely in love with Kevin Sorbo. Ten years later I switch the television on and see that he has a new television show that my house mates immediately turn over because they're too cool to watch sci-fi (even though I did catch them watching Star Trek once). That new television show was of course Andromeda and as I now have a lovefilm membership I can watch whatever I want! A couple of months ago I received the first DVD of Andromedaseason1 and I have to say that I was disappointed. It turns out that I'm not in love with Kevin Sorbo so much as Hercules. But I got over my initial disappointment (with some help from the extremely sexy Keith Hamilton Cobb) and found out that there is much more to this show than a very attractive cast.
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Advantages: Lennard Pearce as Grandad, & Classic Episodes Disadvantages: Not all the Best & Special Episodes, No Extras
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... and finally, I personally believe the best episode of 'Only Fools And Horses - The Complete Series 1To 7 (BoxSet)' is... Series 5 Episode 2: The Miracle of Peckham.
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Ordered to the far end of a galaxy to rescue a star system from a rapidly approaching black hole, Captain Dylan Hunt and his crew become frozen in time for 300 years until a passing ship awakens them. To their dismay, they find that the near-utopian Commonwealth government that ruled during their time has fallen apart and the various member galaxies now exist in utter chaos under a militant organization known as the Nietzscheans. The series follows Hunt and the Andromeda crew as they cope with their new environment and attempt to restore order while fending off the hostile forces that wish to destroy them.
Based on the writings of STAR TREK creator Gene Roddenberry, the sci-fi television series ANDROMEDA stars Kevin Sorbo (of HERCULES fame) as Dylan Hunt, captain of the sentient starship Andromeda Ascendant for the All-Systems Commonwealth, a galaxy-spanning near-utopian government. Ordered to the far end of a galaxy to rescue a star system from a rapidly approaching black hole, Hunt and his crew become frozen in time for 300 years until a passing ship awakens them. To their dismay, they find that the Commonwealth government has fallen apart and the various member galaxies now exist in utter chaos under a militant organization known as the Nietzscheans. The series follows Hunt and the Andromeda crew as they cope with their new environment and attempt to restore order while fending off the hostile forces who wish to destroy them.
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