You might also try the public library. Our library's DVD collection is better than Blockbuster in terms of variety and you can go on line and have stuff from any branch sent to your local. ( and you can keep them for three weeks - nice with 6 disc series )
>>HSB was a real pioneer for that format. Haven't watched the show since original airing but remember it was a favorite ( Charlie Haid - Renko - became a very accomplished director as well )
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>>If you haven't seen Homicide - Life on the Streets there are 7 seasons of that on DVD now too. A notch up from HSB IMO - building on the accomplishments of the former. ( and The Wire - same creative team as Homicide - builds on that. )
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>Homicide is the one that introduced Richard Belzer's "John Munch" character, right? I think we saw a few episodes when they did stuff with Law and Order.
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>If we ever get another video store around here (Blockbuster closed a few years ago and Hollywood just closed), I'll have to look for it.
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>Tamar
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