The Sarah Silverman Program Season One 1 First DVD DVD's 4644

Sarah Silverman

Sarah Silverman

John Amos

With her sexual and not-so-politically-correct brand of comedy, Sarah Silverman and her potty mouth have made their way into her own television series. She plays a parallel-universe version of herself who ends up in a series of ridiculous and uproarious scenarios often involving her own, or someone else's, humiliation. No topic or outlandish idea is out of range for Silverman, who has made a name for herself with her stunning brand of shocking but undeniably honest stand-up routines. This batch of episodes from season two finds Sarah joining the ranks of rabid pro-lifers, being racially insensitive, and getting intimate with her pet pooch. This is raw, cutting-edge comedy at its best, and each episode is another chance for Silverman to push the limits of a television show that might be offensive if it weren't so darn funny.

Sarah Silverman

Pat Harrington Jr.

The first six episodes of season two--"Bored of the Rings, " "Joan of Arf, " "Face Wars, " "Doodie, " "Ah, Men, " and "Maid to Border"--are featured in this two-disc set. 132 min. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; audio commentary; featurettes; digital shorts. **6 episodes on 2 discs. 132 min.**

The first six episodes of season two--"Bored of the Rings, " "Joan of Arf, " "Face Wars, " "Doodie, " "Ah, Men, " and "Maid to Border"--are featured in this two-disc set. 132 min. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; audio commentary; featurettes; digital shorts. **6 episodes on 2 discs. 132 min.**

Though HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER has the look of a traditional, multi-camera sitcom, this comedy has all the fun and smarts of fellow critical darlings 30 ROCK and ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT. Told via a giant flashback, the twist-filled series is narrated from the perspective of Ted Mosby in the year 2030 as he tells his daughter and son how he met their mother more than 20 years ago. Young Ted (Josh Radnor) is inspired by the romance of his roommate Marshall (FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL's Jason Segel) and his fiancée Lily (BUFFY's Alyson Hannigan), and he decides to embark on his own search for love. Aided in his quest by wingman Barney "Have you met Ted?" Stinson (Neil Patrick Harris), Ted looks all over New York City for the future Mrs. Mosby. When he meets Robin (Cobie Smulders), he thinks his quest may be over, but it's not as easy as it seems. HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER boasts a strong cast, but it's Harris who steals every scene as the womanizing Barney, who has the most quotable catchphrases since SEINFELD. Suit up fo

As a program that broke new ground in the highly specific subgenre of the family-oriented western series, LARAMIE debuted in the fall of 1959 on NBC and ran for a respectable four seasons, with a permanent spot on Tuesday nights. Set in the Wyoming Territory of the 1870s U.S., it dealt with two siblings, 28-year-old Slim Sherman (John Smith) and his 14-year-old brother Andy (Bobby Crawford, Jr. , struggling to maintain the family ranch after their father, the patriarch, died from a land-grabber's bullet. Assisting them were surrogate father figure and ranch hand Jonesy (Hoagy Carmichael) and drifter-turned-resident Jess Harper (Robert Fuller). This package contains all 31 episodes from Season One as they originally ran on television from September 1959 through April 1960 - including "Death Wind, " "Company Man, " "Rope of Steel" and "Street of Hate."