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"    Heroes: Season Three Six-Disc Set (2008)     When Tim Kring&amp;#039;s Misfits of Science premiered in 1985, audiences (and special effects) weren&amp;#039;t ready for real-world, live-action super-heroics. Now, more than 20 years later, FX technology has caught up and the world embraces comic book heroes like Batman and The X-Men daily. With Heroes, Kring immediately struck geek gold with a series about everyday people who manifest various superhuman powers seemingly overnight. Season Three was split into two distinct storylines: &amp;quot;Villains&amp;quot; saw the return of Arthur Petrelli (Robert Forster), whose ultimate goal is to give everyone in the world abilities and &amp;quot;Fugitives,&amp;quot; where Nathan Petrelli (Adrian Pasdar) is tasked with hunting down supes on orders from the President.  Extras include: * Audio commentary by the cast &amp;amp;amp; crew * Deleted scenes * &amp;quot;The Super Powers of Heroes&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Completing the Scene&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;The Prop Box&amp;quot;  * &amp;quot;Genetics of a Scene&amp;quot;  * &amp;quot;The Writer&amp;#039;s Forum&amp;quot;  * &amp;quot;Going Postal&amp;quot; webisode * &amp;quot;Nowhere Man&amp;quot; webisode * Tim Sale gallery * Pinehearst commercial        C.S.I.: The Complete Ninth Season Six-Disc Set (2008)     The hits keep coming for \u00C3\u00BCber-producer Jerry Bruckheimer with three C.S.I. shows to his credit, along with forays into books, comics and games. The original is still the best, with the Las Vegas-based C.S.I. going into its tenth season as one of the most-watched shows on television. Season Nine upset some longtime fans with the departure of leading man William Petersen, whose character Dr. Gil Grissom was a lynchpin of the series. Dr. Raymond Langston (Laurence Fishburne) takes Grissom&amp;#039;s place on the C.S.I. team, having turned to forensics to make amends for a mistake in his past. Extras include: * Audio commentaries * Deleted scenes * &amp;quot;Crime Scene Initiation&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;CSI Mode&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Rats In Space&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;From Zero to 200 in Nine Seasons&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Good-bye Grissom&amp;quot;        Earth (2007)     Disneynature&amp;#039;s Earth is a companion piece to the BBC/Discovery/NHK Planet Earth series and uses some of the same scenes as the show. Planet Earth was a nature documentary unlike any other ever created, shot entirely in high definition and 35-mm film over the course of five years. Earth takes viewers from the North to the South Pole over the course of a year, showcasing every season, climate and habitat possible, but paying special attention to the survival of three families, including polar bears, a herd of elephants, and a mother and baby humpback whale.  Extras include: * &amp;quot;Earth Diaries: The Making of Earth the Movie&amp;quot;        Supernatural: The Complete Fourth Season Six-Disc Set (2008)     What initially started out as a &amp;quot;Monster of the Week&amp;quot; series (\u00C3 la Smallville) has morphed into a rich serial drama centered around the chemistry between leading men Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles as the monster-hunting, mystery-solving brothers, Sam and Dean Winchester. Supernatural creator Eric Kripke has plotted the show for five seasons and he&amp;#039;s managed to top himself with each and every season finale. Having killed and resurrected his main characters over the course of the series, even going so far as to send Dean to hell at the end of last season, Season Four finds the brothers together again and on a mission to stop a demon from summoning Lucifer (Mark Pellegrino) himself to walk the earth. Extras include: * Creator commentary on 3 key episodes * &amp;quot;The Mythologies of Supernatural: From Heaven to Hell&amp;quot; * Extended and unaired scenes * Gag reel        Blacula/Scream Blacula Scream (1972/1973)     Long before Wesley Snipes donned his shades in the Blade trilogy, William Marshall first made black vampires cool in 1972&amp;#039;s Blacula. One of the first wave of &amp;#039;70s Blaxploitation films, the Shakespearean-trained Marshall lends gravitas to the proceedings as African Prince Mamuwalde. Mamuwalde asks Count Dracula (Charles Macaulay) for help to end the illegal slave trade in his country only to be turned into a vampire and imprisoned. 200 years later, Mamuwalde is reawakened in modern day Los Angeles and immediately begins the search for the reincarnation of his deceased wife, Luva. Scream Blacula Scream, of 1973, finds Mamuwalde enlisting the aid of a voodoo cult led by Pam Grier to try and remove the curse of the vampire.      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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