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The DVDs were in good condition but the case and the plastic flap inside were broken.
What can I say, HIMYM yet again Nip Tuck boxset series 1-6 pulls out another great season.

They just keep getting better. Barney funny as always. Love the new character by Sarah Chalke. She did a great job. Britney was also order The Golden Girls full episodes funny. Buy this season if you want some good laughs.
My orginal purchase never made it to me. I contacted Amazon and had a re-shipment within a day.
This show takes the audience on a bit of a backwards journey down memory lane. The premise has the narrator (Ted) telling his two children the story of how he met their mother. Along the way we meet Lilly and Marshall (known to each other by the sickeningly sweet nicknames Marshmellow and Scrubs season box set Lillypad) who are a funny, picture perfect cute couple (well...they are now, anyway, after their relationship trouble in season 1).

We also meet Robin (Ted's on again, off again girlfriend who turns out *not* to be his future wife) and that rascally womanizing egomaniac, Barney.I think the sale Friday Night Lights series boxset casting in this show was outstanding. Neil Patrick Harris shines as Barney, and sale The Shield dvd sets Alyson Hannigan puts forth a brilliant performance each episode as Lilly.

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Barney, as always, provides much of the comic relief throughout the show, and remains his usual womanizing self. Season 2, from start to finish, is hilarious. I particularly enjoyed the episodes "Ted Mosbey, Architect" and (my all time favorite The Golden Girls seasons dvd episode so far) "Robin Sparkles". When you watch them, you'll see why (I seriously couldn't erase DeadWood boxset on dvd the episode Robin Sparkes from my TiVo for like a month, because I just kept re-watching it!).

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I'm going out on a limb here (a very high, terrifying limb) but I think this show has the potential to at least partially fill the shoes of shows like "Friends" and "Everybody Loves Raymond", as far as filling the half-hour comedy sitcom void is concerned. Give it a try, and I promise you won't be disappointed.
My husband and I have been watching the show from the start and The West Wing complete series 1-7 of course we buy up the DVD sets so that we can continually watch our favorite episodes.

I think that Season 3 was just as strong as the previous 2 seasons and am now pleased that it is on DVD so that I can delete the "Rebound Bro" episode from our DVR, thus freeing up the space for the new season! The writing and acting on that episode can't get any better, Will Forte's character "Randy" brings tears to my eyes from laughing so hard. Slapsgiving and Sandcastles in the Sand are also favorites from this season.