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New on DVD: ‘Everwood’ Season 3! Finally!

Posted: June 15, 2010 in everwood, greg berlanti, tv on dvd
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Today, I am one step closer to finally having Everwood on DVD in its entirety. When season two came out last summer, I marveled at the fact that it had been five years since season one was released on DVD. Thankfully, we didn’t have to wait nearly as long for season three, which comes out [...]

Keeping Up With Uber-Producer Greg Berlanti

Posted: July 8, 2009 in around town, brothers & sisters, dawson's creek, dirty sexy money, eli stone, everwood, greg berlanti, jack & bobby, panel recaps
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Fans of Everwood can rejoice. Season two of the series recently came out on DVD after a five year wait, but it doesn’t look like we’ll have to wait quite as long for the rest of the series. When asked if fans of the show will be getting the rest of episodes on DVD, creator [...]

Where Have All the Family Dramas Gone?

Posted: June 15, 2009 in brothers & sisters, everwood, friday night lights, greg berlanti, medium, my so-called life, once and again, parenthood, the wb, tvweek articles
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It’s been three years since “Everwood” signed off the air and almost five years since the first season was released on DVD. While fans of the show will finally be able to buy season 2 on DVD Tuesday, they may have to wait even longer for another show like “Everwood” to come along. When The [...]

Gone But Not Forgotten: Canceled TV Shows

Posted: November 13, 2008 in angel, boomtown, bryan fuller, carnivale, cupid, dead like me, drive, early edition, everwood, eyes, firefly, freaks and geeks, gideon's crossing, greg berlanti, grosse pointe, homefront, jack & bobby, jake 2.0, joan of arcadia, joss whedon, judd apatow, karen sisco, miracles, once and again, pasadena, profit, skin, tv on dvd, veronica mars, wonderfalls
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Entertainment Weekly recently put up a gallery of reader-submitted canceled, but still missed TV shows. Looking through the gallery was like looking at a collage of every show I’ve ever loved and lost. There were some omissions — Everwood, Pasadena, Profit, Miracles, Firefly, Cupid, Karen Sisco, Dead Like Me — but for the most part, [...]