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Grey's Anatomy - Complete Season 1 [2005]

starring: Ellen Pompeo, Sandra Oh, T.R. Knight, Katherine Heigl, Chandra Wilson

July 10, 2006
I was given this as a present recently, and i have to admit it never really appealed to me as i am a huge fan of Scrubs and always maintained it was the best programme on television....How wrong was i.

After watching Grey's anatomy season 1 i have become totally addicted and have recently purchased season 2 from amazon.co.uk (brilliant service!) I am also currently awaiting the arrival of Seasons 3+4.

In a nutshell if you like scrubs and house md you'll love this, it's basically a combination of both! However T.R Knight is not great but the rest of the cast make up for this, especially Sandra Oh and Ellen Pompeo.

Fantastic medical drama!!

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Grey's Anatomy - Complete Season 2 [2006]

starring: Ellen Pompeo, Sandra Oh, T.R. Knight, Katherine Heigl, Chandra Wilson

May 28, 2007
ITS THE BEST!!! I HAVE ONE AND I WATCH IT AND REWATCH IT ALL THE TIME WELL WORTH THE MONEY

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Grey's Anatomy: The Complete Fourth Season [2005] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Patrick Dempsey, T.R. Knight

September 09, 2008
I loved Season 4 of Grey's Anatomy!! I had always thought that S2 was the best but after watching the S4 finale, i think S4 is the best yet!! All the characters went through such changes, especially Meredith!!! I love this season!!
Here is my list of the S4 highlights:

1. Season Premiere- I loved how they connected it to the very first episode, extremely funny!
2. Derek admitting that he wants to marry Meredith! And all of his plans to build the house, it was so cute!!
3. Meredith finally getting therapy. She finally is becoming "whole and healed". I was so shocked when she said what her mother did when Mer was just 5!! I was horrified!! So amazing!
4. Lexie Grey. I didn't think i would like her when it looked ... Read More:

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If These Walls Could Talk [1996] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Xander R. Berkeley, Eileen Brennan, Dena Burton, Cher, Kevin Cooney
directed by: Cher, Nancy Savoca

March 21, 2000
"If These Walls Could Talk" is one of the most didactic films you are likely to see, but given that there is no issue in contemporary America that is more polarizing than that of abortion it could well be that it is one of the least persuasive films you will see as well. Those who are pro-choice will see it as compelling, while those who are pro-life will see it as offensive, and those who have not made up their minds are too young to watch anything that originally aired on HBO. That is especially true of this film, which has a pair of scenes that will upset you regardless of gender or ideology.

The conceit of "If These Walls Could Talk" is that three women, living in three different times in the past half-century but in the same house, ... Read More:

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Grey's Anatomy: The Complete Fourth Season [Blu-ray] [US Import]

starring: Patrick Dempsey, T.R. Knight

September 09, 2008
"If These Walls Could Talk" is one of the most didactic films you are likely to see, but given that there is no issue in contemporary America that is more polarizing than that of abortion it could well be that it is one of the least persuasive films you will see as well. Those who are pro-choice will see it as compelling, while those who are pro-life will see it as offensive, and those who have not made up their minds are too young to watch anything that originally aired on HBO. That is especially true of this film, which has a pair of scenes that will upset you regardless of gender or ideology.

The conceit of "If These Walls Could Talk" is that three women, living in three different times in the past half-century but in the same house, ... Read More:

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Last Request [2006] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Danny Aiello, Tony Lo Bianco, Barbara Feldon, Gilbert Gottfried, Vincent Pastore
directed by: John DeBellis

April 22, 2008
"If These Walls Could Talk" is one of the most didactic films you are likely to see, but given that there is no issue in contemporary America that is more polarizing than that of abortion it could well be that it is one of the least persuasive films you will see as well. Those who are pro-choice will see it as compelling, while those who are pro-life will see it as offensive, and those who have not made up their minds are too young to watch anything that originally aired on HBO. That is especially true of this film, which has a pair of scenes that will upset you regardless of gender or ideology.

The conceit of "If These Walls Could Talk" is that three women, living in three different times in the past half-century but in the same house, ... Read More: