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Merlin Season 3 DVD Review

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Arthurian legend has been a popular source of modern adaptation in all media, but few recent versions have gained the success and popularity of the BBC’s Merlin. The third series ran in 2010 from September through December and now has arrived on DVD with a five disc box set.

Supernatural 7.13 – “The Slice Girls” Review

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Dean Winchester has slept his way across this country. You knew that was bound to catch up with him sooner or later. This episode we saw Dean become a father in the span of three days.

Once Upon A Time 1.11 – “Fruit of the Poisonous Tree” Review

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In “Fruit of the Poisonous Tree”, viewers are served a delicious and deadly bite of Once Upon A Time. King Leopold is granted three wishes by a Genie, and in Storybrooke, Sidney involves Emma in his search for evidence to expose the extent of the Mayor’s corruption.

Delocated! Seasons 1 & 2 DVD Review

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Comedy Central’s [adult swim] block is the home of all things absurd, and it unleashed another of its creations upon the DVD consuming public last week with the arrival of Delocated! Seasons 1 & 2.

Once Upon A Time 1.10 – “7:15 A.M.” Review

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A stranger in town arouses suspicions from Regina and Emma, and Mary Margaret and David struggle with their feelings for one another. Snow White’s heart breaks as Prince Charming’s wedding approaches in this installment of Once Upon A Time, “7:15 A.M.”

Real Steel Blu-ray Review

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In the near future we’ll all have transparent iPads, and robots will replace humans in the sport of boxing. One thing that won’t change is that deadbeat dads still will be jerks, and that’s where we find Hugh Jackman’s character in Real Steel, releasing on Blu-ray this month.

All Zombies Must Die! Game Review (XBLA)

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This new twin stick zombie shooter does enough unique things in its cartoony style that it feels significantly different and in many ways better than its undead brethren.

Good Morning, Vietnam 25th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray Review

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A prime example of laughter during wartime, Good Morning, Vietnam turns twenty-five this year and received a special anniversary release on Blu-ray this month.

Dead Poets Society Blu-ray Review

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More than two decades after its release in theaters, Dead Poets Society arrives on Blu-ray.

Angel and Faith #6 Comic Review

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Going by the cover, I was expecting this to be a Ripper issue or maybe Angel raising a younger version of Giles from the dead. That wasn’t quite what transpired, but I can’t say I’m disappointed because the twist ending made up for everything. Things just got more interesting.