Topic: Completed Series?

[KingOfTheHill]

This is my Collection so far, and It's still growing (There's a lot more to come)


The Simpsons Seasons 1-12
Beavis and Butthead Vol. 1-3
King Of The Hill Seasons 1, 4, 5, 6
The Boondocks Season 2
Robot Chicken Seasons 1-4
American Dad Vol. 1-5
Squidbillies Vol. 1-3
South Park Seasons 1-4
Family Guy Vol. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Tom and Jerry - The Chuck Jones Collection
Tom and Jerry - Spotlight Collection Vol. 1-3
The King of Queens Seasons 1-9
Unsolved Mysteries - Ultimate Collection

[NickCalder15]

I just started watching The Wire, great show!

You'll enjoy it. I always say "Just wait until you get to Season 4 "Margin of Error" will blow your mind!" but then I remember two things.
A- Every episode is good-to-great for me. They never faltered IMO. So you get into the good stuff straight away.
B- Season 1 is just as good as Season 4 in my opinion.
C- The last episode of Season 1 alone makes S1's slow pace worth it.

Okay I'm overhyping it. Must. Keep. Quiet.

But wait till you get to Margin of Error! 

I look forward to it. I'm not even finished season 1 yet. The episode I watched last night was good, Omar took a shot at Avon.

Ah yes that episode. I loved that one. I always loved how Omar absolutely lost it after Brandon was tortured and murdered. He may be a sociopath but at least he only takes it out on the worst, unlike Avon or Stringer.

[Dr. Hasslein]

Avon or Stringer are quite the pair aren't they. I found it funny how Stringer is taking business classes to learn how to improve their 'business'. If only his class mates knew. 
That shot of him sitting there in class like a good student raising his hand to answer a question is priceless 

[NickCalder15]

Avon or Stringer are quite the pair aren't they. I found it funny how Stringer is taking business classes to learn how to improve their 'business'. If only his class mates knew. 
That shot of him sitting there in class like a good student raising his hand to answer a question is priceless 

Haha yep. It was always quite funny seeing him in business class- although he's doing it to set up his own business, not just improve the current one. He wants out (sorry for the spoiler hehe)

About Avon and Stringer being quite the pair.......that leads to one of my favorite lines in the series "Get on with it, motherfuckers!". Forget Margin of Error. Episode 11- Middle Ground- is the true mindblower 

[Dr. Hasslein]

Avon or Stringer are quite the pair aren't they. I found it funny how Stringer is taking business classes to learn how to improve their 'business'. If only his class mates knew. 
That shot of him sitting there in class like a good student raising his hand to answer a question is priceless 

Haha yep. It was always quite funny seeing him in business class- although he's doing it to set up his own business, not just improve the current one. He wants out (sorry for the spoiler hehe)

I don't mind the spoiler, that's going to be interesting. Stringer has far more brains that Avon. I look at them together and think why on earth is guy Avon's number two?

[Dr. Hasslein]

TV Series I've Completed:

The Sopranos
OZ
Coupling
Little Britain
Band of Brothers
The Pacific
Seinfeld
Freaks and Geeks
Hale and Pace
Mr. Bean
Mother and Son
Planet of the Apes The Series
American Gothic
Some Mother Do 'Av' Em
Summer Heights High
We Can Be Heroes
The Chaser's War on Everything
Chappelle's Show
Make 'em Laugh: The Funny Business of America

[NickCalder15]

I don't mind the spoiler, that's going to be interesting. Stringer has far more brains that Avon. I look at them together and think why on earth is guy Avon's number two?
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Yeah. It's a very interesting storyline in Season 3. One of my favorites. There's a very powerful scene in Episode 11 of Season 3 where Avon and Stringer are talking about their life, what they had accomplished. It makes me sad thinking about it now 

[Dr. Hasslein]

That sounds pretty deep.

[addicted2dvd]

With the addition of...




... I now have 136 Completed Series! 

[Blair]

How many decades of runtime does DBQ say that you have?

[addicted2dvd]

  Well it is a very misleading number since I haven't gotten around to removing the time from the parent profile of boxsets... but.. as of right now it says...

2 years, 24 days, 6hrs & 23min.

[Dragonfire]

You better get busy watching...and figure out how to operate with no sleep

[hal9g]

I have the same situation as Pete with duplicate runtimes in parent and child profiles but:

839,871 minutes or 1 year, 218 days, 5 hours, 51 minutes

Owned
Number of discs: 4285
Profiles: 4194
Standard profiles: 1572
Boxset profiles: 431
Child Profiles: 2441

SRP: $74,604.89
Purchase Price: $31,731.30  (ouch!...but that is over 10 years)

[Tom]

For me:

Years	Days	Hours	Minutes
1	53	22	52

from which are unwatched:

Years	Days	Hours	Minutes
0	83	4	21

[Dragonfire]

I have some duplicate runtimes going on too.  Maybe someday I'll get that fixed.