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Note: Disc Two contains Episodes 4-6 from the Second Season. Episodes 1-3 are available as a separate rental.
Step aside and give props to the second season of the Ali G Show, brainchild of British comic sensation Sacha Baron Cohen. Wearing his trademark yellow sweat suit, the irreverent gangsta Ali G crosses America in search of adventures and unsuspecting public figures to rip on. Ali keeps it real with conservative hardliner Pat Buchanan when they discuss the search for "BLTs" in Iraq, |
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Executive producer Mark Wahlberg draws on his own experiences to craft this hilarious HBO send-up of the celebrity lifestyle. Entourage follows four friends from Queens and their life on the Hollywood scene. It's all made possible by the success of actor Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier), who finds himself atop Hollywood's A-List. Vince gets help from Eric (Kevin Connolly), his best friend and de facto manager, and uber-agent Ari Gold (Jeremy Piven). Also occupying rooms in Vince's rented mansion a |
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Executive producer Mark Wahlberg draws on his own experiences to craft this hilarious HBO send-up of the celebrity lifestyle. Entourage follows four friends from Queens and their life on the Hollywood scene. It's all made possible by the success of actor Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier), who finds himself atop Hollywood's A-List. Vince gets help from Eric (Kevin Connolly), his best friend and de facto manager, and uber-agent Ari Gold (Jeremy Piven). Also occupying rooms in Vince's rented mansion a |
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Note: Disc One contains Episodes 1-3 from the First Season. Episodes 4-6 are available as a separate rental.
British comic superstar Sacha Baron Cohen crosses the Atlantic and unleashes his wide-ranging talents on an unsuspecting America in the Ali G Show's first season. The yellow-sweat-suit-clad Ali G is just one of Cohen's characters, but is by far the funniest. Traveling the country, this wanna-be player interviews unsuspecting personalities and feigns pop culture illiteracy, ripping |
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Note: Disc Two contains Episodes 4-6 from the First Season. Episodes 1-3 are available as a separate rental.
British comic superstar Sacha Baron Cohen crosses the Atlantic and unleashes his wide-ranging talents on an unsuspecting America in the Ali G Show's first season. The yellow-sweat-suit-clad Ali G is just one of Cohen's characters, but is by far the funniest. Traveling the country, this wanna-be player interviews unsuspecting personalities and feigns pop culture illiteracy, ripping |
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Based on the comic from renowned animator, Todd McFarlane, Spawn is the tale of a highly decorated U.S. soldier, Al Simmons (voiced by Michael Jai White), who is double-crossed and brutally executed by his boss, Jason Wynn (Martin Sheen). In the underworld, Simmons strikes a deal with the devil's minion, The Clown (John Leguizamo), enabling him to again walk the Earth so he can see his wife, Wanda (Theresa Randle). In exchange, The Clown orders him to kill Wynn. When Simmons returns to Earth as |
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Never Scared is the fourth HBO comedy special from actor/director/producer/leading funnyman Chris Rock. Taped before a live audience at Washington D.C.'s Constitution Hall, Never Scared features material from Rock's sold-out 2003-04 Black Ambition Tour. Rock prowls the stage and tells it like it is with his indignant take on celebrity hijinx (Michael Jackson), his newfound role as a father, and the death of all the good rappers (Tupac and Biggie Smalls, but not Vanilla Ice). As his set progresse |
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Chris Rock: Bigger & Blacker packs 65 wicked minutes of rapid-fire hilarity into one HBO special filmed at Harlem's famed Apollo Theater. Rock lets fly with an edgy, no-holds-barred take on relationships, fidelity ("A man is basically as faithful as his options."), Bill and Hilary Clinton, gun control ("We need bullet control. I think all bullets should cost $5000."), how parents raise their kids, why African-Americans should get social security at 29 and not 65 ("We don't live that long."), and |
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