Same as season one.

I'm not a motorcycle guy, but I LOVED watching these guys build bikes. It was basically amazement at just what they could do with two wheels and a frame. This, however, does not contain the COMPLETE season, some shows are missing. The fighting between Paul and Paul Jr. is still fun this early in the show.

The last season that I ever watched. It started feeling like the same show on repeat. The bike designs became less impressive as OCC grew larger and gained tighter schedules. Sr. and Jr. still argue. Mikey is still funny.

I just like to see how rich people spend their money. This DVD doesn't include the best houses, though. I wanted more of the extravagant spending, and less of the "classic" rich houses. Still, it's entertaining to drool over what I'll never afford.

Bam moves away from the Jackass style with a more adventure driven format. Each show has Bam coming up with some adventure that he, his parents, and the CKY Crew must partake in. I, personally, prefer this show to Jackass.

The show starts going down hill here. Once Novak shows up, it just kills it for me. I don't like him. The show still has a lot of entertaining moments, but State of Bam and other Novak-centric episodes bring the final season down. It was a good time for Bam to end it.

By now Chris and Steve-O start relying more heavily on Jackass style humor. There's still a lot of fun wordplay, however. Steve-O often uses exotic animal names to get dirty words by the censors. It's childish, and extremely funny.

Some people call Carlos Mencia a Joke Thief. I don't know if he steals jokes, but if he does, he steals FUNNY jokes. The shows got redundant after the first season, but the opening stand up was hilarious, the sketches were decent, and the show just worked.

First season of South Park. At this point, I shouldn't have to tell you anything about the show. Either you know it or you're too old to care.

The first season... This show has been around longer than a lot of the actors on TV today. This season isn't as polished as the later episodes. It's noticably rough and the voices aren't quite there yet. Still, something any Simpsons fan should own.

Second season, still a great show.

Final season, the show was cancelled. Just proof that TV executives don't know quality programming when they have it. Then again, maybe it's the viewers fault for not tuning in. They're making Futurama movies on DVD now. They're largely hit or miss.

This is a show that outlived its purpose after the first season. Still, what a first season Heroes had! The second season was just garbage, the third season isn't much better right now. The first season, however, was what Sci-Fi shows should strive for. Great storyline, awesome character development, the PERFECT villain. Season One, yes. Season two and three, not so much.

Later on, Heroes also borrows the "Shot" storyline from The 4400. There are many different plot lines. However, The 4400 is more drama/mystery oriented than Heroes is. You follow two agents as they work on cases involving The 4400.

Better than Heroes, better than The 4400, this is THE Sci-Fi show. (I can hear X-File fanatics screaming, sorry!) It's funny, it's action-packed, and it's inventive. Unfortunately, it was cancelled. This is the ultimate proof that TV execs cannot push quality programming or the general public is too stupid to appreciate quality programming. I don't know which. Watch this show.