- Language: English
- Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
- Number of discs: 3
- Average Customer Review: 1.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- ASIN: B001TKJDNA
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1.0 out of 5 stars
No subtitles, late shipping delay.,
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This review is from: NEW Season 2 (DVD) (DVD)
No subtitles - the first season from other supplier has this feather; late shipping delay.8 Simple Rules: The Complete Second Season
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4.5 out of 5 stars (13 customer reviews) 19 of 20 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
8 Simple Rules--RULES, part two,
By Ray Rogers - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: NEW Season 2 (DVD) (DVD)
John Ritter passed away after only three episodes of season 2. The series proceeded with a two part episode in which his character, Paul Hennessy, also died. The episode is very sad but is a fitting tribute to the great John Ritter. One can see the tears are real, they're not really acting; A testament to just how well loved he was by his castmates and everyone he met. Afterwards, the Hennessy's once again go about the business of making people laugh. It isn't the same without John Ritter. But, the addition of James Garner and David Spade to the regulars Katey Sagal,(Cate), Kaley Cuoco,(Bridget), Amy Davidson,(Kerry), and Martin Spanjers,(Rory), helps to fill the void. As a fan, I highly recommend season 2.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Great collection,
By Mandy Dianne - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: NEW Season 2 (DVD) (DVD)
8 Simple Rules is a popular Family Sitcom that begun in 2002. Season 2 Episodes are as follows:1) Premiere 2) Sex Ed 3) Donny Goes AWOL 4) Goodbye: Part 1 5) Goodbye: Part 2 6) No Right Way 7) What Dad Would Want 8) The First Thanksgiving 9) Merry Christmas: The Story of Anne Frank & Skeevy 10) YMCA 11) Get Real 12) Consequences 13) Opposites Attract: Part 1 14) Opposites Attract: Part 2 15) Opposites Attract: Part 3 - Night of the Locust 16) Daddy's Girl 17) Mall in the Family 18) Let's Keep Going: Part 1 19) Let's Keep Going: Part 2 20) C. J.'s Party 21) Mother's Day 22) The Principal 23) Final Part Un 24) Final Part Deux John Ritter stars in the first three episodes of Season 2. Katey Sagal sing's in episode 16 "Daddy's Girl." Thank you 11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
A rarity; a show loses its lead male figure by death but adapts and incorporates it.,
By Twiddles42 - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: NEW Season 2 (DVD) (DVD)
John Ritter was one heck of an actor, and his death was too premature. Rest in peace to a wonderful man, but his performances will live on forever.The first season of "8 Simple Rules" makes it a fantastic family show, and with the second, I thought ABC would drop it because of John's death. Much to my surprise, they incorporated John's death INTO the show, rather than just ending it. Whether they thought the show could go on, or felt it was time for a sitcom/drama to present death in a real light, I don't know. Except they did, kept a straight face, and re-tooled the show, and the excellence remains... After a period of mourning, for which those episodes do not have a laugh track, they continued and brought in veteran actor James Garner, who proved to be an instant hit with the audience. His presence adds a new chemistry, which clearly works. Then they added David Space, a move that surprised me, who turns out a BRILLIANT performance to a cast that already had genuine chemistry -- a show that lost John, but rebounded with James and David. It was thought out well and it showed. Plus, the show being a 'family' show presented a topic that does happen in real life. Big kudos. This show is well-written and well-acted. By all. There is substance, depth, and wit that transcends what could have been sloppily-written, cornball comedy. It's that wit that also helps to elevate what is already a great series. My favorite episode from this season is a tie, between "Get Real" (David Spade's introduction where he's set up as being an irresponsible oaf), and "Consequences" (the very special drug use episode). As with the season in general, those two episodes are very sharply written but stand out because they transcend "typical" sitcom moments. No easy task. Highly recommended to all, it's a shame ABC canceled this show after its third year (by placing it before a REALLY bad show on Friday nights), but that's another story... |
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