probably frequently asked but.....
HollyDay105
Emetib67334
Emetib67334
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Joshua
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> When is season 3 coming out?
Probably frequently asked? Does no one know how to search a newsgroup?
Check groups.google.com! It's in Revelation, people!!
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Josh
Jason Hoehn
"HollyDay105" <holly...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> When is season 3 coming out?
Technically, about 11 years ago,....
Gabagimpy
Who knows.
The reason I haven't bought the first 2 season yet is because I want to
watch them all at once. I started buying X-Files DVD last September, I just
started on season 6, and season 7 will be out in May. If I were to buy 1, 2
and 3 (when it comes out) of the Simpsons, I'd be waiting another 2 years
for season 4.
I don't get why the X-Files can do a great job getting them out so fast whie
the Simpsons is as slow as hell.
ALewis525
>the Simpsons is as slow as hell.
The early X-Files sets didn't have commentary tracks. When some of the later
season sets included commentary tracks on a few episodes, the show was already
finished... So everyone had plenty of time to record everything.
It's hard for the staff of The Simpsons to record commentary tracks on top of
the regular work they have to do for new episodes of the show.
Austin
Gabagimpy
"ALewis525" <alew...@aol.com> wrote in message
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You're right, the commentary tracks didn't start until season 3 with 2
episodes. This is also because not every episode needs commentating (on
average, I'd say about 8 or 9 episodes a season of the X-Files warrant it;
and I would have liked more than 2!).
The same goes for OFF. Does EVERY episode need commentary? How much can
they say? I'd rather they do commentary for 1/2 or 1/3 (or even 1/4) of the
episodes if means getting them into my DVD player within a few months of
each set. I also read somewhere that the commentators of the first 2
seasons repeat a lot of the same information.
Donut
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It came out in 1991.
ALewis525
>episodes. This is also because not every episode needs commentating (on
>average, I'd say about 8 or 9 episodes a season of the X-Files warrant it;
>and I would have liked more than 2!).
I agree with you there.
>The same goes for OFF. Does EVERY episode need commentary? How much can
>they say? I'd rather they do commentary for 1/2 or 1/3 (or even 1/4) of the
>episodes
I think it would be better for them to put together interviews about each
episode, like the X-Files people did. Get Groening and some of the writers to
talk about each episode for 5 or 10 minutes, and compile the whole thing into a
two hour bonus DVD.
Austin
Fritz Foetzl
> they say?
Admit it - you *need* to be told things like "this is the scene where
Bart and Lisa are fighting over their parent's affection." I know I
do.
ff