I just counted and we have at least 22 complete first seasons of some great television shows! Ok…..maybe not all of them are great. But that is subjective. Come start your TV collection! Cheaper than cable, folks!

Lots of comedy: Arrested Development, Fat Actress, Friends, King of Queens, Married With Children, My Name is Earl, The Simpsons and Strangers with Candy. We even have Wings! How could you not want that in your collection?

Procedural shows like Bones, Boston Legal and Columbo.

Otherworldly shows Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Charmed and a cool box of the show Sliders that includes the 1st and 2nd seasons.

Old school favorites The Dukes of Hazzard and Knight Rider. Fast cars and action!

Medical shows are represented by Grey’s Anatomy, House and Scrubs. Trashy, serious, and hilarious. Everything a hospital should be.

Also on deck are The Sopranos, Desperate Housewives, The OC, and Entourage.

We basically have it all.

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Horror, suspense and general creepiness: The Howling (1980), Donnie Darko, a film called House (1985) starring George Wendt and Richard Moll (like Cheers and Night Court got together to do some cheesy horror…rad), Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell (1973), plus some Hitchcock in the form of The Birds (1963) and a collection of his earlier films on one disc; Jamaica Inn (1939), Sabotage (1936), The 39 Steps (1935) and Easy Virtue (1928). Finally there is this strange looking horror comedy called Vamp (1986) starring Grace Jones. She makes a scary looking bloodsucker.

Action awesomeness: Blade Runner, Point Break and The Boondock Saints.

Dramatic classics: Lawrence of Arabia, Henry Fonda in Advise & Consent, and James Coburn in Duck, You Sucker Aka A Fistful of Dynamite.

Animation goodies Wall-E and Futurama: Bender’s Big Score

Terrific TV!! The first two seasons of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, My Name is Earl Season 1, season 1 of House and finally a wonderfully weird show Greg the Bunny Best of the Film Parodies. If you like the twisted mind of Seth Green you will dig this show.

Last on the just in list are some double features and box sets: Single White Female and Closer if you are in the mood for psychotic love or Airheads and PCU if you are in the mood to laugh at the 90’s.

We have Robert Rodriguez’s Mexico trilogy; El Mariachi, Desperado and Once Upon a Time in Mexico. Guns, guitars and bloodshed.

Finally we have the creepy uncle to the American Pie franchise, Porky’s : The Ultimate Collection. Three raunchy Porky’s movies all in one set!!! Woo-hoo!