Paying for DVDs of films and TV programmes? How terribly quaint!

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Yes, I know. The very concept almost seems painfully anachronistic in this torrent 'n' VoD era, but there are some strange old fuddy-duddies out there who actually enjoy the simple, oldschool pleasure of holding a physical, tangible version (complete with natty packaging) of a media artifact in their mitts. Although Amazon et al are soldiering on

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O/T but Tim Haines worked his magic for Primeval
http://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/news/broadcasters/primeval-resurrected-on-itv1-with-uktv-deal/5006180.article

[sensaes]

*Nods, and contemplates adding the "bad tv" tag.* ;o)

Seven year old boys rejoice! Thing is, though, and given the budgetary issues with the show (CGI costs far outweighing the "talent" bill), I'd be all for 'em taking a Ray Harryhausen/rubber-dinosaurs-on-sticks approach to the new series.

Sad that Demons is still in the ITV lurch.

Don't worry about being off-topic - that's easily remedied:

http://www.erazamataz.co.uk/product/primeval__series_1__3_boxset_dvd_867603

Other matters...

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http://anodyneswift.wordpress.com/2009/09/29/cultural-stereotyping-of-british-robots-may-not-be-a-burning-issue/