Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Keanu Reeves Does NOT Suck And I Can Prove It

If I were to tell you about an actor that has worked consistently in major Hollywood Movies for over two decades, has worked often with Academy-Award winning writers, actors and directors and who has a legion of fans that follow him in all his Movies no matter the genre or story, what would your immediate reaction to this person be? Would you think Wow, this guy must be great. Twenty years of studio Movies, he must be talented. Based solely on the description of the actor written above, with no names attached, would you ever in your right mind assume that the person was bad at his craft; that he sucked. Chances are you wouldnt. And yet, if after giving you that description I told you the actor was Keanu Reeves, I bet I know what your reaction would be. He sucks!

I just dont get it. In every interview he gives he comes across as an insightful, cerebral, well-rounded person who doesnt mire himself in the vagaries of stardom and never asks for more than he needs. His co-stars glow about him, and quality directors line up to put him in their Movies. And yet, for some inexplicable reason, he is plagued by this notion that he is dumb. And that he is untalented. And I just dont get it.

How can he suck if hes still making big Movies twenty years into his career? The majority of his early peers are gone and forgotten; actors like Christian Slater, Judd Nelson, Emilio Estevez, Andrew McCarthy, et al, and yet here he is coming out with a huge new movie this Friday (The Lake House). He has survived critical drubbings more severe than he deserves. He has been heckled and flamed and deplored because he has good looks, but a vacant affectation. He is perceived as a flat actor, devoid of charisma, empty of emotional depth. And yet, hes still here making big Movies. So you explain it to me.

I have been a fan of Keanu since his Bill & Ted days. I have defended my love for the man who would be Neo to every one of my friends a nd family. I have gotten into screaming matches with people I barely know, just because I heard them bash the man. And I have never lost an argument about him, because no one can prove that he isnt a gifted, talented performer. They lose, because I can prove that he is.

But my arguing stops now. Once and for all I am going to prove to the world that Keanu Reeves does NOT suck. And I will prove it to you in 40 point list format. I promise you that when you finish reading this piece you will respect, admire and appreciate the talent that is Keanu Reeves.

Let the proving begin

1.If you werent impressed by Keanus mean, Southern Redneck in The Gift or at least agree he was impressively intense, well then we have nothing to talk about. Just click the X and leave this site immediately.

2.Contrary to popular belief, has never won a Razzie Award. Which is more than I can say for these actors: Halle Berry, Charlton Heston, John Travolta, Bruce Willis, K evin Costner, Demi Moore, Marlon Brando, Dennis Hopper, Sylvester Stallone, Sharon Stone, Faye Dunaway, Woody Harrelson and Madonna

3.Without being asked, gave $38 Million dollars to The Wachowski Brothers so that they could properly finish the Matrix sequels. $38 Million! Lets see Tom Cruise drop that much for one of his clunkers.

4.Has worked with the following critically acclaimed directors: Francis Ford Coppola, Ron Howard, Bernardo Bertolucci, Gus Van Sant, Sam Raimi, Taylor Hackford, Lawrence Kasdan, Stephen Frears, Richard Linklater

5.Whoa

6.Keanus name means cool breeze over the mountains in Hawaiian, which is pretty cool. Compare that to Jean Claude Van Damme, which is loosely translated in German as giant douchebag.

7.The night before he was to shoot his kissing-h eavy love scene for A Walk in the Clouds, Keanu took a hockey puck to his mouth, which required six stitches. He still showed up the next day for work and shot the scene over the course of six hours. Lets see a pussyboy like Orlando Bloom do that! Keanu is hardcore.

8.Showing extreme foresight and good judgment (which is more than I can say for Sandra Bullock), passed on an easy $10 million payday to star in Speed 2, because he didnt think the script was any good. And he was right. Tell me again why people think hes stupid?

9.Deferred part of his salary on The Replacements (2000) so Gene Hackman could be cast. Obviously, the man knows what makes a movie great. And that would be the Hack Man.

10.Has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. They dont just give those out, you know.

11.A personal quote: I'm a meathead, man. You've got smart people, and you've got dumb people. I just happen to be dumb. At least the man is brave enough to admit who he is.

12.Is not nearly as stiff, wooden or stupid as Paul Walker.

13.Has starred in six $100 Million grossing Movies. Which is more than the following actors who many claim are better than Keanu: Johnny Depp, George Clooney, Russell Crowe, Leonardo DiCaprio, Colin Farrell, Richard Gere, Hugh Grant, Ethan Hawke, Val Kilmer, Jude Law, Matthew McConaughey, Sean Penn, Joaquin Phoenix, Tim Robbins, Kevin Spacey, Vince Vaughn, Dennis Quiad and Al freakin Pacino!

14.Almost never shows up in tabloids, an extremely welcome quality considering the glut of media whores we have today (ahem, TomKat!).

15.Yeah it gave people the impression hes an idiot, and no, its not Shakespeare, but cmon, who doesnt love Bill & Teds Excellent Adventure!

16.I am an F-B-I Agent! That line rules.

17.Decided to leave his band Dogstar so that the rest of the group would not be held back by his celebrity or by his busy schedule. Which is more than I can say for a few other jackass actors/wannabe rockers (ahem, Russell Crowe).

18.Managed to keep a straight face all the way through the abysmally crappy Sweet November. That takes talent people.

19.Has worked with the following Academy Award winning actors: Al Pacino, Gene Hackman, Rachel Weisz, Charlize Theron, Jack Nicholson, Diane Keaton, Marisa Tomei, Morgan Freeman, Anthony Hopkins, Emma Thompson, Denzel Washington, Anthony Quinn, Kevin Kline, William Hurt, and then guy who played Bill in Bill & Teds. Im pretty sure hes won a couple Oscars by now.

20.Is The One. Warrants mentioning.

21.Knows his acting limitations and in doing so, does not try to overextend himself in roles he couldnt do; which means not only that his Movies are better, but so is every movie he turns down. Hes making Movies hes NOT in better, someone give it up for this man.

22.Does not own a computer. So you know what that means is not a MySpace whore.

23.In his review for Speed, Rog er Ebert had this to say about Keanu: Keanu Reeves has never had a role like this before. In fact, in his previous film, he played the mystical Prince Siddhartha, and generally he tends toward dreamy, sensitive characters. That's why it's sort of amazing to see him so cool and focused here, a completely convincing action hero who is as centered and resourceful as a Clint Eastwood or Harrison Ford in similar situations.

24.Has made Movies in every single genre.

25.He played Buddha. No, Im serious, the Buddha. Between playing the freaking Buddha and playing a stoner in Bill & Teds, why do people think he has no range?

26.Back in the 80s, he taught stoners of the world something about history (and brought Napoleon to Waterlube). Also, I'd be remiss if I didn't add that he's totally non, non non, non non, non, non heinous.

27.And despite being viewed as a stoner, has never been pigeonholed on screen. In his various film roles, he has played: an FBI ag ent, a cop, a serial killer, a lawyer, a doctor, a dentist, the One, a Quarterback, a musician, an ad exec, a nuclear physicist (hello!), a redneck, a soldier, the freakin Buddha, a gay hustler, and a Dog Boy.

28.He knows kung fu. So, you know, dont screw with him.

29.When Keanu decides to do a sequel: Bill & Teds Bogus Journey. When Keanu decides not to do a sequel: Speed 2. Can this guy pick winners, or what?

30.Is none of the following: a Scientologist (Tom Cruise), a john (Hugh Grant), a drug addict (Robert Downey Jr.), a cheat (Jude Law), a phone-thrower (Russell Crowe), hard to work with (Val Kilmer) or a mean bastard (Sean Penn)

31.Besides his obvious acting talents, Keanu also: surfs, rides motorcycles, was a good enough hockey goalie to earn the nickname The Wall, performs Shakespeare, reads philosophy, plays guitar in a slew of rock bands, ballroom dances, horseback rides, and knows kung fu. Is there anything he cant do?

32.His nam e is actually pronounced kay-ah-nu, not key-ah-nu, and yet never makes a fuss out of it (ahem, DEMI!).

33.Has romanced on-screen: Charlize Theron (twice), Sandra Bullock (twice), Monica Bellucci (twice), Rachel Weisz (twice), Carrie-Anne Moss (thrice), Diane Lane, Connie Nielson, Dina Meyer and Uma Thurman. This does not necessarily prove his specific level of suckage, but it does prove that hot actresses want to bang him on-screen, which is an important quality in todays movie stars. For example, nobody wants to nail Adam Sandler, and hes not nearly as good an actor as Keanu, even if you count Punch-Drunk Love twice.

34.Was in the Pilot episode of the awesome short-lived Jay Mohr show, Action. And since that show ruled all, he in turn, receives a percentage of the ruling. Lets say 17%.

35.To his everlasting credit, never made a cameo appearance on Will & Grace, which makes him only one of five movie stars in the world never to have done so.

36.Wa s the host for a documentary show called Children Remember the Holocaust. He supports the faith, I support him.

37.Has a college class based around his Movies. The Films of Keanu Reeves at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA. Name another supposedly sucky actor that has a college class named after him? Thats right, you cant, because Keanus the only one. Because he kicks ass AND educates the youth of tomorrow.

38.Turned down the Val Kilmer role in Heat to do a production of Hamlet in Canada. If I havent said it before, let me say it now, the man is devoted to his craft. He works on it, he tries new things. He keeps working. Even if you think hes not getting better, at least hes trying. How many movie stars keep pushing themselves after they hit it big? How many just coast along on generic roles and unspectacular performances? Keanu pushes himself. Screw all to his limitations, he pushes himself and I respect him for it.

39.British t heater critic Roger Lewis of the Sunday Times in London (who knows something about Shakespeare, after all he is British) had this to say about Keanus Winnipeg-based performance of The Prince of Denmark in Hamlet: He quite embodied the innocence, the splendid fury, the animal grace of the leaps and bounds, the emotional violence, that form the Prince of Denmark. He is one of the top three Hamlets I have seen, for a simple reason: he is Hamlet.

40.Brought unto the world the phrase Bogus, dude, for which we are all eternally grateful.

Now tell me, after reading this piece, do you still think he sucks?

I didnt think so.

Jason Matthews (a.k.a. The Jay) is the head writer for the http://www.TheJay.com. Through the Ruskin Group Theatre and their showcase Caf Plays, Jason has written and produced seven one act plays, all with great success. When hes not balking at the idea of writing a play longer than twelve pages, Jason can be found online, writing scathin g celebrity rebukes, downloading gloriously bad celebrity commercials, and obsessively studying box office returns and IMDB resume pages. Go ahead, try and stump him at Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon, its not gonna happen.


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Keywords:: keanu reeves, Speed, lake house, Movies, Matrix,
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Crowe and Kidman to Unite in Aussie Film

After a failed attempt at collaborating on Eucalyptus, Russell Crowe and Nicole Kidman are looking to team with Moulin Rouge director Baz Luhrmann. All three are Australian.

Crowe and Kidman have signed on to star in what is being called an epic Australian Outback Film set in the years up to and including World War II. The Film, codenamed Project Oklahoma, will begin in the 1930s and stretch to the 1942 Japanese bombing of the tropical city of Darwin.

Weve talked a bout it for over seven years, that we must do something together in Australia. Luhrmann said to the Sydney Morning Herald.

Kidman said that she was looking forward to making a uniquely Australian story with Crowe, who she calls her good friend.

Luhrmann compared the Film to Gone with the Wind and Lawrence of Arabia. Collateral screenwriter Stuart Beattie will work with Luhrmann on the script for the Film.

Kidman has had a working history with Luhrmann, who directed the three minu te, multimillion-dollar Chanel No. 5 commercial in which Kidman starred.

The rumored budget for the Film is said to be about $40 million in Australian currency, which is equivalent to about $30 million in U.S. dollars. Filming is set to begin in August, and the Film is projected to be released in 2007.

http://www.topMovienews.com


Author:: Jason Hahn
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Home Schooling and the Discovery Channel Advantage

Did you know that there are those who have the equivalent of a four-year degree in World History simply by watching the History Channel? It is true. I have often met such folks who online who have an incredible amount of knowledge only because they have watched all the History Channel programs which often repeat every so often.

But how can someone sit down and watch all these programs, as that is a huge time commitment indeed. Well I have, as I leave the Satellite TV on in the background while working on my computer. Now I can say that I watched every Discovery Channel, History Channel, Science, NOVA series, Wings, etc. and do believe that is an excellent basis for knowledge, more people should do that.

Now then it appears as schools are strapped for cash, Movie projectors and other teaching too ls that the home schooled child may indeed have an advantage as well, by simply being put in front of the TV set tuned to the Discovery Channel each day. Too simplistic you think? Well, often kids have the Television running in the background, why not tune it to something worthy; something like the Discovery Channel. Consider this in 2006.

Lance Winslow


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Keywords:: Home Schooling, Discovery Channel Advantage
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Plot Points Family Plot (1976)

Plot points are linear links that make up the chain of traditional Aristotelian 3-act dramatic Structure. This classic Structure worked well in Hollywood for almost a century now. Although young movie makers are forcing the limits of this Structure, plot points still rule the day as the tent poles that hold up of the circus of our dreams. Here are the plot points of Hitchcock's Family Plot (1976), as I see them.

Family Plot (1976)

Starring: Bruce Dern, Barbara Harris, William Devane, Karen Black, Ed Lauter
Directed by: Alfred Hitchcock
Writer: Ernest Lehman (ScreenWriter)

ESTABLISHING SHOT: A spooky crystal ball with lava-lamp liquid swimming in it. A private spirit sance in a wealthy house for a wealthy old lady by a fake medium Blanche Tyler (Barbara Harris).

INCITING INCIDENT 1: Blanch and her taxi cab driver boyfriend George Lumley (Bruce Dern) agree to continue their charade and milk the wealthy and guilt-ridden widow to the tune of $10 K by finding the son of her deceased sister.

INCITING INCIDENT 2: Fran (Karen Black) delivers a kidnapped industrialist in return for a valuable diamond.

PLOT POINT 1: Cabdriver George, pretending he is a lawyer, finds the gas station operator Maloney who helped kill Arthur Adamson (William Devane)'s adoptive parents and cover up his faked death in order to erase any information that Arthur is indeed the boy given up for adoption years ago. George makes it clear that he is looking for the boy whom could inherit a fortune from his aunt.

MID POINT EVENT: Maloney tries to kill both George and Blanche by messing up their brakes. The scary ride down a mountain ends up killing Maloney instead.

PLOT POINT 2: Blanche is caught and taken prisoner by Arthur and Fran.

3rd ACT RESOLUTION: George and Blanche succeed in trapping both Arthur and Fran in their own dungeon cell that they have used for their kidnapping victims in the past.

About the Author:

Ugur Akinci, Ph.D. is a Creative CopyWriter, Editor, an experienced and award-winning Technical Communicator specializing in fundraising packages, direct sales copy, web content, press releases, movie reviews and hi-tech documentation. He has worked as a Technical Writer for Fortune 100 companies for the last 7 years.

In addition to being an Ezine Articles Expert Author, he is also a Senior Member of the Society for Technical Communication (STC), and a Member of American Writers and Artists Institute (AWAI).

You can reach him at Writer111@gmail.com for a FREE consultation on all your copyWriting needs.

You are most welcomed to visit his official web site http://www.Writer111.com for more information on his multidisciplinary background, Writing career, and client testimonials. While at it, you might also want to check the latest book he has edited =>http://www.lulu.com/content/263630


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Goodfellas (Movie Review)

Joe Pesci won an Oscar for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for his part in GoodFellas, a film nominated for six Academy Awards overall including Best Picture. And every accolade attributed to this film is well deserved. With an all-star cast of performers, GoodFellas is one of director Martin Scorsese's greatest productions. Based on the true story of former mobster Henry Hill, GoodFellas begins with his famous quote, As far back as I can remember, I've always wanted to be a gangster

GoodFellas follows the life of Henry Hill (Ray Liotta), an Irish-Italian American who becomes involved in organized crime at a young age. Quickly rising in stature as a small time gangster, Henry wins the heart of a local Jewish girl, Karen (Lorraine Bracco), despite her parents' objections. Karen, though frightened, is fascinated by Henry's life of crime. He has many friends - rich friends, powerful friends. And nobody messes with him. When they get married, Karen is forced to adjust to the life of a typical mobster's wife

Meanwhile, Henry's best friends (he and Karen only associate with those connected to the mob) in crime are Jimmy Conway (Robert De Niro) and Tommy DeVito (Joe Pesci) - two fellow wiseguys with their sights set on bigger and better jobs. When Henry, Jimmy, and Tommy pull together a team that executes the biggest heist in years, their reputations rise fast within the mob hierarchy. But things begin to fall apart when the incompetent and undisciplined men with whom they worked start flaunting cash from the robbery. The three friends are forced to kill off several members of the team in order to avoid raising the suspicions of the police.

But eventually, Henry becomes arrogant and reckless, landing himself in jail. When he gets out, he's careful in his business dealings due to the fact that local mob boss Paulie Cicero (Paul Sorvino) has his eye on him. Paulie doesn't want Henry to do anything stupid and land himself in jail agai n. But in the end, Henry, Jimmy, and Tommy get more than they bargained for when Tommy kills an annoying barfly - unaware that the man he killed was a made man. Now, each man must figure out for himself which direction his life will take

Raw and blunt in its pronouncements, GoodFellas easily holds its own with some of the greatest films of all time. Like any good story, it brings the audience into an unknown world of mystery and seduction. The audience begins to feel the tension along with the characters in the film. That's the mark of a great Movie

Liotta, Pesci, and De Niro all stand out in this epic drama about one man's life as a professional criminal. Through each man, the audience views the perks and the pitfalls of life in the mob as well as the perpetual feeling that one is always looking over his shoulder. GoodFellas doesn't glamorize life in the mob by any means, and those who enjoyed The Godfather will appreciate its contemporary slant on the drug trade to which Don Corleone so vigorously objected. When taking an objective view, GoodFellas stacks up as one of the 100 greatest Movies of all time, and it certainly merits the designation of must-see film

About the Author

Britt Gillette is author of The DVD Report, a blog where you can find more reviews like this one of the Goodfellas (DVD).


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Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Oz (Season 4) DVD Review

Nominated for 2 Emmys, including Best Casting for a Series, Oz is widely regarded as one of the best prison dramas ever created. The brainchild of creator Tom Fontana (former writer for such hit TV shows as Homicide: Life On The Streets and St. Elsewhere), Oz was one of a number of a highly successful HBO original series to premiere in the 1990s, keeping good company among such shows as Sex And The City and The Sopranos. Premiering in mid-summer 1997, Oz quickly built a large and loyal following of voyeuristic viewers hypnotized by the series' vivid depiction of no-holds-barred prison life. Following six critically acclaimed seasons, Oz was cancelled in early 2003, but lives on via DVD

Oz is the street name for the Oswald State Penitentary, a rough and hardened prison where survival of the fittest is the prevailing law. But the focus of Oz is Level 5, an experimental cell block deemed Emerald City that's managed by Unit Administrator Tim McManus (Terry Kinney) and th ick-skinned Warden Leo Glynn (Ernie Hudson). One of the prisoners, wheelchair-bound convicted murderer Augustus Hill (Harold Perrineau Jr. of Lost) narrates for the viewer, tying together the various storylines that play out within the prison. In an atmosphere of well-governed anarchy, prisoners come and go (some paroled; some murdered), prison guards uphold their duty (while some are corrupt), and various groups (such as Muslims, Aryans, Latinos, Italians, gangstas, gays, etc.) compete for power over each other and over the prevalent drug trade rampant within the walls of Oz. Tobias Toby Beecher (Lee Tergesen) plays the everyday man, having been convicted for manslaughter while driving drunk, and his character's experiences force the viewer to place himself in the shoes of the inmate. Other notable characters include Prisoner Miguel Alvarez (Kirk Acevedo), Prisoner Bob Rebadow (George Morfogen), Prisoner Vernon Schillinger (J.K. Simmons), Prisoner Kareem Said (Eamonn Walker ), Prisoner Tony Masters (Steven Wishnoff), Officer Diane Whittlesey (Edie Falco of The Sopranos), and Father Ray Mukada (B.D. Wong of Law & Order: SVU). Together, they form a solid cast that makes Oz one of the best original cable dramas ever produced

The Oz (Season 4) DVD features a number of dramatic episodes including the season premiere A Cock and Balls Story in which two weeks have passed since the riots between the Muslims and Aryans. Warden Glynn meets with both the blacks and the whites, getting assurances from each side that if he ends the lockdown, the violence will stop. Meanwhile, Beecher tries to locate Schillinger's son Hank in an effort to bring peace between the two Other notable episodes from Season 4 include A Word to the Wise in which, among other things, Rebadow tries to kill Busmalis while he sleeps, and Famous Last Words in which Emerald City survives a bomb scare when the aforementioned device turns out to be a dud

Below is a list of episo des included on the Oz (Season 4) DVD:

Episode 25 (A Cock and Balls Story) Air Date: 07-12-2000
Episode 26 (Obituaries) Air Date: 07-19-2000
Episode 27 (The Bill of Wrongs) Air Date: 07-26-2000
Episode 28 (Works of Mercy) Air Date: 08-02-2000
Episode 29 (Gray Matter) Air Date: 08-09-2000
Episode 30 (A Word to the Wise) Air Date: 08-16-2000
Episode 31 (A Town Without Pity) Air Date: 08-23-2000
Episode 32 (You Bet Your Life) Air Date: 08-30-2000
Episode 33 (Medium Rare) Air Date: 01-07-2001
Episode 34 (Conversions) Air Date: 01-14-2001
Episode 35 (Revenge is Sweet) Air Date: 01-21-2001
Episode 36 (Cuts Like a Knife) Air Date: 01-28-2001
Episode 37 (Blizzard of '01) Air Date: 02-04-2001
Episode 38 (Orpheus Descending) Air Date: 02-11-2001
Episode 39 (Even the Score) Air Date: 02-18-2001
Episode 40 (Famous Last Words) Air Date: 02-25-2001

About the Author

Britt Gillette is author of The DVD Report, a b log where you can find more reviews like this one of the Oz (Season 4) DVD.


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Will & Grace (Season 4) DVD Review

Premiering in the Fall of 1998, Will & Grace has become one of the most celebrated shows of its time. Nominated for 49 Emmys, and winner of 12 (including Outstanding Comedy Series in 2000), the show follows the lives of two best friends who live together. With a plethora of other award nominations - 24 Golden Globes, 14 SAG Awards, and 6 People's Choice Awards, Will & Grace continues to light up the small screen with its unique brand of comic humor and groundbreaking sitcom format

Debra Messing stars in the role of Grace Adler, a straight interior designer who moves into an apartment with her best friend Will (Eric McCormack). Friends since college, Will is a successful lawyer who also happens to be gay (thus, keeping their relationship from becoming a permanent romantic one). Having dated before Will came out of the closet, the two maintain a more intimate relationship than mere casual friends. The comic sequences involving the two are complimented by Will's flamboy antly gay friend Jack McFarland (Sean Hayes) and Grace's sarcastic, alcoholic assistant Karen Walker (Megan Mullally)

The Will & Grace (Season 4) DVD features a number of hilarious episodes including the season premiere The Third Wheel Gets the Grace in which Will returns from vacation to find that Grace's relationship with her neighbor, Nathan, has steadily grown into something serious. But Nathan has a problem when Will and Grace's friendship seems to be closer than his relationship with Grace Other notable episodes from Season 4 include Star-Spangled Banter in which Will and Grace feud over their choice of candidates in the city's election for mayor, and Cheatin' Trouble Blues in which Will presents his parents with a surprise cruise for their anniversary, but is troubled to learn they are both involved in secret affairs

Below is a list of episodes included on the Will & Grace (Season 4) DVD:

Episode 72 (The Third Wheel Gets the Grace) Air Date: 09-27-20 01
Episode 73 (Past & Presents) Air Date: 10-04-2001
Episode 74 (Crouching Father, Hidden Husband) Air Date: 10-11-2001
Episode 75 (Prison Blues) Air Date: 10-18-2001
Episode 76 (Loose Lips Sink Relationships) Air Date: 10-25-2001
Episode 77 (Rules of Engagement) Air Date: 11-01-2001
Episode 78 (Bed, Bath & Beyond) Air Date: 11-08-2001
Episode 79 (Star-Spangled Banter) Air Date: 11-15-2001
Episode 80 (Moveable Feast: Part 1) Air Date: 11-22-2001
Episode 81 (Moveable Feast: Part 2) Air Date: 11-22-2001
Episode 82 (Stakin' Care of Business) Air Date: 12-06-2001
Episode 83 (Jingle Balls) Air Date: 12-13-2001
Episode 84 (Whoa, Nelly) Air Date: 01-10-2002
Episode 85 (Grace in the Hole) Air Date: 01-17-2002
Episode 86 (Dyeing is Easy, Comedy is Hard) Air Date: 01-31-2002
Episode 87 (A Chorus Lie) Air Date: 02-07-2002
Episode 88 (Someone Old, Someplace New) Air Date: 02-28-2002
Episode 89 (Something Borrowed, Someo ne's Due) Air Date: 03-07-2002
Episode 90 (Cheatin' Trouble Blues) Air Date: 03-28-2002
Episode 91 (Went to a Garden Potty) Air Date: 04-04-2002
Episode 92 (He Shoots, They Snore) Air Date: 04-11-2002
Episode 93 (Wedding Balls) Air Date: 04-18-2002
Episode 94 (Fagel Attraction) Air Date: 04-25-2002
Episode 95 (Hocus Focus) Air Date: 05-02-2002
Episode 96 (A Buncha White Chicks Sittin' Around Talkin') Air Date: 05-09-2002
Episode 97 (A.I. Artificial Insemination: Part 1) Air Date: 05-16-2002
Episode 98 (A.I. Artificial Insemination: Part 2) Air Date: 05-16-2002

About the Author

Britt Gillette is author of The DVD Report, a blog where you can find more reviews like this one of the Will & Grace (Season 4) DVD.


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