Title: Didn't the fans bring this show back from the dead? Review: The uproar of the fans. The ratings on Cartoon Network. Was it not we the fans that brought this show back from extinction and then allowed Seth to not only get Family Guy back but create drivel like American Dad? And this is how we are repaid with a $13 two-episode disc or a $25 "special edition?"Can't help but think greed, greed, greed here. But when Lucas gave his blessing for an episode like this to happen you had to know the marketing wheels were rolling in his head, thus here we are at 48 minutes for either 13 or 25 bucks.As for the episode itself, it was great for the most part. It has the awful let's-see-how-long-we-can-drag-it-out jokes that unfortunately Family Guy has relied on since its return. But for a fan of both Family Guy (pre-drag out jokes as long as we can) and Star Wars this is an enjoyable show. Is the review positive or negative?
Negative

Title: AFI is simply the best Review: People are first now becoming aware of AFI because of the recent success of "sing the sorrow" but many people do not realize how great the previous albums are as well. The Art of Drowning is by far one of the best punk cds ever made...filled with rage, fast music and beautiful lyrics...AFI is one of the best bands out there right now, and you can count on them to put out a great cd that you will find yourself never reaching for the fast forward button. Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: Enjoyable for Rent-heads Review: Since I'm a big fan of Rent, I enjoyed this a lot. A revealing look at Jon Larson and his cast in the early days. Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: A little disappointed Review: I had read one of Karen Pryor's clicker training books but was trying to train a cat and she provided lots of good generic clicker training guidance, but I needed something more specific to a cat. I read lots of reviews before ordering this book and most people were satisfied-it got better reviews than Karen Pryor's cat training book so I went ahead and got it. In the end I had better luck just applying Karen Pryor's theories to training my cat as this book doesn't provide much specific clear step by step instruction and the techniques it did provide weren't very useful. If I could get half my money back in exchange for the book, I would take it. Recommend reading Karen Pryor's books-they're a lot more in-depth, scientific and interesting. You will learn a lot more about what makes your pet do the things it does and how to control it's behaviors-to some degree-you know a cat is still a cat no matter how much training you provide or kitty cookies you bribe it with! Is the review positive or negative?
