"Rich Man, Poor Man: The Complete Collection" - DVD Review

***SYNOPSIS***

The first-ever dramatic miniseries to appear on American television, the multi-award winning RICH MAN, POOR MAN spans decades and generations to trace the epic story of the Jordache family from 1945 to the late 1960s.

Now available for the first time on DVD, RICH MAN, POOR MAN: THE COMPLETE COLLECTION brings together all 34 episodes from Book I and II of this classic '70s series. Based on Irwin Shaw's best-selling novel and featuring an all-star cast (including Edward Asner, Bill Bixby, Susan Blakely, and Robert Reed), the series focuses in particular on Rudy Jordache (Peter Strauss) and his troubled brother Tom (Nick Nolte) as they navigate divergent paths away from their impoverished immigrant upbringing. While ambitious Rudy seems destined for success, Tom suffers from an endless string of bad luck but in the end, finds love. Encompassing a period of tremendous social and political upheaval, the Jordache saga explores timeless themes such as the difficulty of human relationships and the disillusionment of the American dream.

An absorbing and masterful portrait of a fascinating and ill-fated family, RICH MAN, POOR MAN: THE COMPLETE COLLECTION recaptures a landmark moment in American broadcasting history.


***MOVIE REVIEW***

This being my first viewing of the series I found a lot of the subject matter to be for 70's to be somewhat shocking for airing on national television. Book I is buoyed buy a brilliant cast of at the time somewhat unknowns. It is a rich, and sprawling story with universal themes that play well even in the modern era. Book II on the other hand isn't very good and was akin to watching an afternoon soap opera. Overall though I had a terrific time watching this epic miniseries as it earns a solid 7.5/10


***VIDEO QUALITY***

"Rich Man, Poor Man" arrives on DVD with a 480i transfer utilizing the in the original aspect ratio of 1.33:1. Colors are pretty nice, with some bold reds being the highlight. Image detail was fairly sharp, with some instances of softness. No major damage was noticed in the presentation. Overall a decent 6/10



***AUDIO QUALITY***

Audio is provided by a Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo track. An adequate, yet underwhelming track. I wasn't overly surprised by this considering the miniseries was shot for television in the 70's. Dialogue was well rendered and was pretty clear throughout. Directional effects are nil to barely noticeable.6/10



***SPECIAL FEATURES***

Audio Commentary with Peter Strauss - This is for the first episode only and he doesn't divulge into anything to important but it's an okay listen.

"Modern Family: The Complete First Season" - Blu-ray Disc Review

***SYNOPSIS***

Come join the family for the hilarious and critically acclaimed breakout hit of the year! Featuring an all-star cast led by Ed O’Neill, Sofia Vargara, Julie Bowen, and Ty Burrell, Modern Family takes a refreshing and funny view of what it means to raise a family in this hectic day and age. Multi-cultural relationships, adoption, and same-sex marriage are just a few of the timely issues faced by the show’s three wildly-diverse broods. No matter the size or shape, family always comes first in this hilariously “modern” look at life, love, and laughter.




***MOVIE REVIEW***

From the very first episode "Modern Family" lets you know that this isn't the typical, family comedy. The cast is pitch perfect and includes the always great Ed O' Neill(Jay), the hilariously, breakout performance of Ty Burrell (Phil), the gorgeous Sofia Vargara (Gloria), the superb straight man work of Julie Bowen(Claire) are complemented with the best ensemble cast for a comedy today. I love Sofia's adorable lovesick son Manny, he is wise beyond his years and always provides a true laugh. The show focuses on three relationships that all tie together into one big "Modern Family". The most refreshing one being that of Cameron and Mitchell, two life partners who have just adopted a beautiful Asian baby girl, named Lilly. Mitchell is the son of Jay and the speech Jay gives to the couple at the end of the first episode is funny and heartwarming at the same time. The great work of Eric Stonestreet (Cameron) even garnered him an Emmy win for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy. The first season as a whole is a real treat to watch and there is not a bad episode the bunch. I give "Modern Family" my highest recommendation.10/10







***VIDEO QUALITY***

"Modern Family" arrives on Blu-ray with a 1080p transfer in the original aspect ratio of 1.78:1. The original HD broadcasts have always looked pretty good, but seeing the series on Blu-ray it really shines. The vibrancy in colors was quite striking, with flawless color saturation. The bright shirts that Cameron has a penchant to wear pop off the screen. Deep, rich blacks were consistent throughout. Fine detail is excellent as well, I was even able to notice individual fibers on clothing. I noticed no signs of compression or artificial enhancement. A superb presentation overall.10/10







***AUDIO QUALITY***

Audio is provided by a DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track. This is a well done track for being a TV single camera comedy. Dialogue is key here and it was crisp and clean at all times, even when things get a little hectic between family members. Surround usage is kept to a minimum, while a few pans between the front speakers is about all your going to hear. Bass is pretty low key but is okay when the opening theme score kicks in. Overall a clean, if underwhelming track.7/10







***SPECIAL FEATURES***

DISC ONE

Deleted, Extended & Alternate Scenes (HD)(14min54sec)

Deleted Family Interviews (HD)(8min53sec)


DISC TWO

Deleted, Extended & Alternate Scenes (HD)(20min46sec)

Deleted Family Interviews (HD)(1min37sec)


DISC THREE

Deleted, Extended & Alternate Scenes (HD)(9min25sec)

Gag Reel (HD)(5min41sec) - Worth watching, but nothing special.

Real Modern Family Moments (HD)(10min25sec) - Cast and crew speak about moments from their own family life that was used for the show creatively.

Before Modern Family (HD)(12min54sec) - Cast members talk about their body of work before they began work on "Modern Family".

Fizbo the Clown (HD)(4min13sec) - Eric Stonestreet discusses his character Fizbo the Clown, that he actually created growing up and then utilized on the show to hilarious results.

The Making of Modern Family:Family Portrait (HD)(9min16sec) - A fun and informative look behind-the-scenes for the episode "Family Portrait"

Modern Family "Hawaii" (HD)(5min20sec) - An all too brief behind-the-scenes look at the filming of the episode "Hawaii". Wish it was at least 20 minutes, oh well.

"Paranormal State: The Complete Season Four" - DVD Review

***SYNOPSIS***

Travel deep into the strange and mysterious with Paranormal Research Society (PRS) founder Ryan Buell and his team of investigators as they attempt to unravel inexplicable phenomena including sixth-sense experiences, ghost sightings, demonic disturbances, and brushes with the darkest areas of the unknown.

In Season Four, the PRS travels to New Jersey, where a couple believes spirits in their home are influencing their behavior; North Carolina, where the team attempts to stop the force allegedly causing violent outbursts in a 3-year-old girl, and northern Pennsylvania, where guests are fleeing a famous hotel due to frightening reports of paranormal activity.

Founded by Buell in 2001, the PRS works on cases across the country and is one of the most recognized paranormal societies in the nation. Through the use of Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP) recordings and video documentation, and with the help of renowned psychics, demonologists, psychologists and counselors, the PRS explores these bizarre cases in the hopes of helping frightened people who have nowhere else to turn.

Now experience all 12 bone-chilling episodes of PARANORMAL STATE: THE COMPLETE SEASON FOUR on 2 DVDs.

DISC ONE: Suicide Possession (one-hour episode) / Invitation to Evil / Dead Legends / Boy Pushed Me / Haunted Sex Dungeon / Dark Practice

DISC TWO: Satan's Soldier / Darkness Falls ( Special one-hour episode) / Shadow Caster / Night Terrors / Lost Souls / Devil in Jersey





***MOVIE REVIEW***

Your enjoyment of the show will be based on whether you believe in the supernatural and spirits possibly among us. I somewhat enoyed watching the episodes and the young researchers enter spooky homes and towns and immerse themselves the people and families supposedly being terrorized by demons, ghosts, etc.

While I have never been a fan of watching people with night vision cameras go searching for bumps in the night, I'm also not completely against the thought that there truly is the possibility for evil to break through in depressed areas. The crew uses a lot of high tech equipment that most the time seems to be just for show. The show is not scary at all , but does provide some interestingly spooky looking locales form time to time. 6.5/10





***VIDEO QUALITY***
"Paranormal State: The Complete Season Four" arrives on DVD with a 480i transfer in the original aspect ratio of 1.78:1. The video presentation is okay with decent color saturation and good black levels. The night vision camera scenes are a little muddy and filled with noise , but as whole are watchable.6.5/10





***AUDIO QUALITY***
Audio is provided by a Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo track. A perfectly adequate track. Dialogue is the primary focus here and is crisp and clean throughout. Bumps in the night, creaking doors, and various effects were well represented with good fidelity.Overall a decent 7/10



***SPECIAL FEATURES***

Additional Footage

"Secret Agent A.K.A Danger Man: The Complete Collection" - DVD Review

***SYNOPSIS***


It was 1965 when American audiences first welcomed handsome secret agent John Drake (Patrick McGoohan of The Prisoner) into their homes as CBS ran the unique spy series known as Secret Agent. Wielding brains and a moral outlook instead of weapons, Drake traveled to the corners of the globe on the trail of international criminals, corrupt politicians, and stolen secrets.

Now, all 86 episodes from John Drakes entire crime-solving career are available together on DVD. Each episode of this exciting spy thriller is presented in the original broadcast order, from the original season that aired only in the U.K. as Danger Man to the 47 episodes of Secret Agent that were seen internationally, including the two color episodes that provided a vivid finale to the long-running suspense thriller.


The 86 episodes are included on the discs as follows:

DISC ONE: View From The Villa, Time to Kill, Josetta, The Blue Veil, The Lovers, Girl In Pink Pyjamas, Position Of Trust, The Lonely Chair

DISC TWO: The Sanctuary, An Affair Of State, The Key, The Sisters, The Prisoner, The Traitor, Colonel Rodruigez, The Island

DISC THREE: Find And Return, The Girl Who Liked G.I.s, Name, Date And Place, Vacation, The Conspirators, The Honeymooners, The Gallows Tree, The Relaxed Informer

DISC FOUR: The Brothers, The Journey Ends Half Way, Bury The Dead, Sabotage, The Contessa, The Leak, The Trap, The Actor

DISC FIVE: Hired Assassin, The Deputy Coyannis Story, Find And Destroy, Under The Lake, The Nurse, Dead Man Walks, Deadline

DISC SIX: Battle Of The Cameras, A Room In The Basement, Fair Exchange

DISC SEVEN: Fish On The Hook, No Marks For Servility, Yesterday's Enemies

DISC EIGHT: The Professionals, A Date With Doris, The Mirror's New, Colony Three

DISC NINE: It's Up To The Lady, Whatever Happened To George Foster?, The Galloping Major, The Colonel's Daughter

DISC TEN: That's Two Of Us Sorry, Such Men Are Dangerous, A Man To Be Trusted, The Affair At Castlevara

DISC ELEVEN: Don't Nail Him Yet, The Ubiquitous Mr. Lovegrove, Have A Glass Of Wine, You're Not In Any Trouble Are You?

DISC TWELVE: Sting In The Tail, The Black Book, English Lady Takes Lodgers, Loyalty Always Pays

DISC THIRTEEN: Are You Going To Be More Permanent?, Parallel Lines Sometimes Meet, A Very Dangerous Game, The Mercenaries

DISC FOURTEEN: The Outcast, Judgement Day, To Our Best Friend, Say It With Flowers

DISC FIFTEEN: The Man On The Beach, The Man Who Wouldn't Talk, Someone Is Liable To Get Hurt, Dangerous Secret

DISC SIXTEEN: I Can Only Offer You Sherry, The Hunting Party, Two Birds With One Bullet

DISC SEVENTEEN: I'm Afraid You Have The Wrong Number, The Man With The Foot, The Paper Chase

DISC EIGHTEEN: The Not-So-Jolly Roger, Koroshi, Shinda Shima


***MOVIE REVIEW***

Having seen only bits and pieces of the series throughout the years, I really enjoyed taking my time going through all 86 episodes of the series. Patrick McGoohan is the perfect lead for the show as John Drake and once the series went the hour long format he really shined. There are some fun gadgets that Danger Man uses in the series, but thankfully they never veered into the realm of goofiness. The iconic Johnny Rivers title song is among the all-time great theme songs to a series. The series has quality production value for it's time and it shows in the latter episodes. Overall I had a great time watching the series as a whole. 8.5/10


***VIDEO QUALITY***

"Secret Agent A.K.A Danger Man: The Complete Collection" arrives on DVD with a 480i transfer in the original aspect ratio of 1.33:1.Kudos to whomever overtook the preservation of the series. Despite not getting a full remastering the 86 episodes do showcase a consistent quality, with latter episodes exhibiting the best detail. With the exception of the last two color episodes the series is in Black & White and blacks were solid, with grays and whites that complement each other well. Contrast was good, never overblown. Overall this is a pretty good presentation but might have been a knockout with a complete restoration. 6.5/10



***AUDIO QUALITY***

Audio is provided by a Dolby Digital track. Considering the vintage of the series the track does an adequate job. Action scenes have some decent effects that once in a while came across a little hollow, but otherwise were very pleasing. There was an audible hiss from time to time. Dialogue was quite clean and crisp throughout, with a few moments of muffled words.6.5/10



***SPECIAL FEATURES***

Patrick McGoohan Biography/Filmography

Complete Full-Length Original U.S. Opening Featuring "Secret Agent Man" by Johnny Rivers

Photo Gallery

"Battle 360: Complete Season 1" - Blu-ray Disc Review

***SYNOPSIS***

For nearly a decade, the legendary World War II aircraft carrier USS Enterprise held a pivotal place on the turbulent seas of war, engaging in some of the fiercest multi-front battles ever witnessed in modern combat. The only carrier to be front and center in every major sea conflict in the Pacific, the Enterprise and her crew s battles were marked by by intense firepower, instinct and a 360°-coordination between surface ships, the aircraft above, and the submarines below. In each episode using incredible CGI visualizations, BATTLE 360 follows the Enterprise and its men through another conflict of WWII as they fight off the enemy from the air, sea, and underwater.

BATTLE 360: THE COMPLETE SEASON ONE includes all 10 original episodes on 3 discs:

BONUS FEATURE: Additional Scenes

DISC ONE (4 episodes, approx 232 min): Call to Duty / Vengeance at Midway / Jaws of the Enemy / Bloody Santa Cruz

DISC TWO (3 episodes, approx 174 min): Enterprise vs. Japan / The Grey Ghost / Hammer of Hell

DISC THREE (3 episodes, approx 174 min): D-Day in the Pacific / Battle of Leyte Gulf / The Empire s Last Stand / Bonus




***VIDEO QUALITY***
"Battle 360: Complete Season 1" arrives on Blu-ray with a 1080p in the original aspect ratio of 1.78:1. As expected the current interview segments are strikingly natural and provides strong primary colors and deep blacks. The vintage footage is a mixed bag of damage, dirt, and heavy grain. The vintage footage is also stretched to fill the screen instead of being left pillar boxed to represent the time the footage was filmed. CGI sequences were presented well but highlight the below average effects work done for the series.7/10




***AUDIO QUALITY***
Audio is provided by a DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 track. As I noted in my previous "Patton 360" review, this track would have benefited greatly from a full 5.1 mix. What's presented here is solid though. The battle sequences showcase boisterous, booming bass. Unfortunately the robust sound effects weren't allowed to breath with a larger sound field. The dialogue and excellent narration was clear and intelligible throughout. Overall this was a solid track 8/10




***SPECIAL FEATURES***

"Making of Battle 360" (SD)(29min16sec) - A decent look at several different segments from the first season as well as some informative, if somewhat dry interviews with the CGI artists.

"Nostradamus 2012" - Blu-ray Disc Review

***SYNOPSIS***

It's a year that many have prophesized will bring a catastrophic end to life as we know it. Whatever is in store a massive cosmic collision, a global environmental disaster, an Armageddon-like religious showdown, or a more subtle transformation many believe that 2012 will mark a major shift in the history of our planet. But what is there to substantiate such fears?

A detailed, historical investigation of this chilling prophecy is the mission of Nostradamus 2012 an exciting HISTORY special that casts the doomsday warning in a frighteningly modern context.

December 21, 2012 is bearing down on us with alarming speed. Whether or not we are able to collectively heed the warnings and affect a course to avert disaster may be the defining moment of the modern age.


***MOVIE REVIEW***

The main feature was very interesting if somewhat overbearing on the doom. It was a lot of fun hearing so called "experts" theorize on what "The Lost Book of Nostradamus" means and how it ties in with the Mayan calendar. While some of the things that are discussed seem quite absurd , it also good to think about what would happen if such events weren't just theories or prophesies but came true. If you had an enjoyable , thought provoking time watching the blockbuster film "2012", this will complement it nicely.8/10


***VIDEO QUALITY***
Nostradamus 2012" arrives on Blu-ray with a 1080p transfer utilizing in the original aspect ratio of 1.78:1. The presentation is very pleasing to the eye. The best feature of the the transfer is the perfectly natural look of the interview segments. The above average CGI work looks great, with some very nice color saturation. There were some minor nits to pick with vintage footage that demonstrates some heavy grain and noticeable damage. Fortunately this doesn't take away from the experience as a whole.8/10



***AUDIO QUALITY***
Audio is provided by a strong DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 track. The catastrophes that are interpreted in the feature benefit from solid, punchy bass. Sound effects are presented well , but could have benefited from a wider sound field. Narration and dialogue was clear and never drowned out in the mix. A satisfying track overall earns a 7.5/10



***SPECIAL FEATURES***
"The Lost Book of Nostradamus" (1hr30min) - Running almost as long as the main feature, the lone supplemental feature is a great one. It takes a closer look at the origins of said book as well as Nostradamus himself. Well worth taking your time to watch this right after the main feature.

"Patton 360: The Complete Season One" - Blu-ray Disc Review

***SYNOPSIS***


It was a war and a series of military campaigns like no other. Now HISTORY puts you in the action with Gen. George S. Patton, Jr. as he leads his heroic soldiers in North Africa, in the invasion of Sicily, and in the charge across Europe to defeat Hitler's Third Reich.

Following on the success of Battle 360, PATTON 360 uses cutting-edge computer graphic animation and the latest technology to bring viewers a 360-degree view of World War II. Patton, a complicated, colorful, and ferociously determined officer known as 'Old Blood and Guts,' springs to life with the aid of archival footage, personal diary quotes, and commentary from historians and veterans. With insight into the forces he commanded and battles he led, you ll be there for all the drama, from lightning-fast armored assaults to the Battle of the Bulge and the final battles inside Germany after crossing the Rhine.

Grab a helmet and prepare for action!

DISC ONE (5 episodes, approx 235 min):
Blood & Guts / Rommel's Last Stand / Baptism of Blood / Rogue General / American Blitzkrieg

DISC TWO (5 episodes, approx 235 min): Leading the Charge / On Hitler's Doorstep / Siege Warfare / Battle of the Bulge / Crushing the Third Reich


***MOVIE REVIEW***

This is a remarkable look at the man behind some of the great battle strategies in history. You will get a much better idea of the man than from the also excellent, classic George C. Scott film "Patton". There is also some great insight into the men who sacrificed for the greater good during that era. I strongly recommend this title for history buffs in general and certainly WWII enthusiasts.9/10


***VIDEO QUALITY***

"Patton 360: The Complete Season One" arrives on Blu-ray with a 1080p transfer in the original aspect ratio of 1.78:1. I found my opinion on the presentation mixed, while the vintage footage exhibits some damage and a heavy grain structure, the overall clarity and detail is was quite surprising. Colors are about average and the CG sequences use a somewhat bland palette. The current interview segments look superb. Overall this release earns a solid 7.5/10


***AUDIO QUALITY***

Audio is provided by a DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 track. While being only 2 channel holds the mix back from utilizing surround effects for the battle recreations what is presented is a lot of fun. LFE gets a great work out with explosions, and crunching bass. Dialogue was clear and intelligible throughout. This is a solid track that could have been a stunner if a full 5.1 mix was done.8/10


***SPECIAL FEATURES***
There is unfortunately no bonus material included here.

"The Universe: Our Solar System" - Blu-ray Disc Review

***SYNOPSIS***Employing cutting-edge computer-generated imagery to bring distant planets and faraway stars up close, history and science collide in this ambitious investigation of the Universe.

THE UNIVERSE: OUR SOLAR SYSTEM takes viewers on an exhilarating voyage through the cosmos. Witness the sun's birth at the dawn of our solar system, and its death, billions of years in the future; explore the possibility of a human settlement on Mars; and learn about the devastating threats posed by the meteorites, comets, and asteroids that routinely collide with Earth.

From the farthest planets and stars in our solar system, back to the familiar face of our moon, HISTORY brings the mysteries of the heavens down to earth.

DISC 1: Secrets of the Sun / Mars: The Red Planet / The End of the Earth: Deep Space Threats To Our Planet / Jupiter: The Giant Planet / The Moon

DISC 2: Spaceship Earth / The Inner Planets: Mercury & Venus / Saturn: Lord of the Rings / Alien Galaxies / Life and Death of a Star



***MOVIE REVIEW***
I have always found the solar system to be fascinating and this series brings everything that goes on with Planet Earth and beyond to the forefront with several scientists and experts taking you back to the beginning of the universe to the possible end of Earth itself. Using older stock footage, beautifully shot HD locations such as Grand Canyon, and well produced CG graphics , I felt as though I took a ride through the solar system without ever leaving the house. For anyone who has ever looked up at the stars and wondered what else is out there and is there a possibility of life , look no further.10/10



***VIDEO QUALITY***
"The Universe: Our Solar System" arrives on Blu-ray with a 1080i transfer in the original aspect ratio of 1.78:1.
I was blown away by some of the striking colors while touring "The Universe". The CG footage exhibits wonderful clarity. Blacks are pitch perfect, which gives the outer space moments the inky blacks I was looking for. Stock footage is fine, and current HD interviews and location footage are gorgeous. This release is a real stunner 9.5/10


***AUDIO QUALITY***

Audio is provided by a Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo track. While it is a shame we don't get a full 5.1 DTS track, the audio presentation is perfectly adequate. Dialogue is crisp and clear. The musical score comes across really nice. Bass is pretty much nonexistent. Overall a well done if underwhelming track 7/10


***SPECIAL FEATURES***

There are unfortunately no supplemental features included.

"Pawn Stars: Season Two" - DVD Review

***SYNOPSIS***

The hit HISTORY series returns to the only family-run pawn shop in Las Vegas, where three generations of men carefully assess the value of items brought in by an array of quirky customers in need of fast cash.

Long before banks, ATMs, and check-cashing services, pawnbrokers provided monetary loans in exchange for personal items of value, and are still helping people make ends meet today while bringing in a sizable profit for themselves. Watch in PAWN STARS as the Harrison family attempts to find the gems and bust the fakes, all in hopes of making the biggest profit possible. Grandfather, father and son use their sharp-eyed skills to assess the value of items ranging from the obscure to the historic. There isn't much the Harrison family hasn't seen or heard, making Richard, Rick and Corey experts in rare collectables and negotiating.

Each episode of PAWN STARS features an array of characters attempting to sell, purchase or pawn items that the Harrisons must carefully appraise, and determine if they re real or fake before revealing the often surprising answer to "What's it worth?"





***MOVIE REVIEW***

Filmed on location at the "World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop" , "Pawn Stars" is unlike any reality show before. The show focuses on the day to day workings of said pawn shop with the "Old Man", his son Rick Harris,Rick's son "Big Hoss" (real name Cory) and Corey's best friend "Chumlee". From the first episode on these guys are some true characters, my favorite being Chumlee and the Old Man. They have a great screen presence and way with customers. Rick and Big Hoss are extremely knowledgeable on antiques and collectibles. The customers come from all walks of life and it is a real treat to see their "treasures" brought into the shop for pawn or sale. I highly enjoyed this season of "Paw Stars" and each episode is a breeze as they run about 22 minutes each.10/10





***VIDEO QUALITY***

"Pawn Stars:Season Two" arrives on DVD with a 480i transfer with a matted 1.78:1 aspect ratio. First thing to note is this release is not anamorphic enhanced for 16x9 widescreen televisions. I used the zoom feature on my player and fitted the image properly to the screen and found the image displayed some nice primary colors and detail that was stronger than I expected to find on all the interesting items that come into the shop. Black levels were okay. There were some noticeable signs of compression from time to time , but nothing to ruin my enjoyment of the show.Overall a 7/10.




***AUDIO QUALITY***

Audio is provided by a 2.0 Stereo track. What matters on a track like this is dialogue and it is crystal clear. I was able to hear every funny thing Chumlee had to say. 7/10




***SPECIAL FEATURES***

There is a "Play All" feature for 30 minutes of "Deleted Scenes" that are just as entertaining as the main program. Rick even tells the viewer how to spot a fake Rolex.