Sony Pictures Home Entertainment released three TV shows on DVD on June 7, 2011: The Big C: Season One, Hawthorne: Season Two and Breaking Bad: The Complete Third Season.
The Big C
The Golden Globe winning The Big C, which airs on Showtime, stars Laura Linney (The City of Your Final Destination) as a 42-year-old schoolteacher who has always played by the rules. But when she discovers she has cancer, she decides to start living it up, much to the confusion of her husband (Oliver Platt, Please Give) and teenage son (Gabriel Basso, upcoming Super 8). The show also stars Gabourey Sidibe (Precious) as an opinionated student and Idris Elba (The Losers) as an artist with whom Laura lives it up.
The Big C: Season One was priced at $39.99 on DVD
and comes with a bunch of special features:
Complex CharactersA Sit-Down with Gabourey SidibeA Sit-Down with Laura Linneydeleted scenesA Sit-Down with Reid ScottA Sit-Down with Phyllis SomervilleA Sit-Down with John Benjamin HickeyouttakesA Sit-Down with Gabriel BassoA Sit-Down with Oliver Platt
- Hawthorne season 2
Hawthorne: Season Two, starring Jada Pinkett Smith (Collateral) as a feisty director of nursing at a hospital, managing a family, her staff and difficult patients, was priced at $29.95 on DVD
.
Here’s the special features list for Hawthorne:
A New SeasonFresh FacesAdvanced Medicine“I Run This” Photo ShootCast Photo ShootBreaking Bad: The Complete Third Season was the only set that arrived on both DVD
($39.95) and Blu-ray
($49.95). The acclaimed, Emmy Award-winning television series stars Bryan Cranston as a chemistry teacher-turned-meth maker whose life is filled with trouble, including a wife (Anna Gunn) who has filed for divorce, a DEA agent brother-in-law (Dean Norris) who’s out to bust him and a Mexican cartel that wants him dead.
Breaking Bad season 3
As well as the 13 episodes, the discs carry these special features:
commentary on “No Más” with Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Anna Gunn, Skip Macdonald, Dave Porter and Michael SlovisThe Opening of Season 3The Hay TruckThe Cousins Visit WaltUnused FootageWhite Heat: Cranston on FirePizza of Destiny: Cranston’s Greatest Shotcommentary on “Mas” with Vince Gilligan, Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Anna Gunn, Bob Odenkirk and Moira Walley-Beckettcommentary on “Sunset” with Vince Gilligan, Dean Norris, John Shiban, Kelley Dixon and Thomas Golubiccommentary on “One Minute” with Dean Norris, Michelle MacLaren, Thomas Schnauz, Dave Porter, Daniel Moncada and Luis MoncadaTiger Trouble? Better Call Saul!Wayfarer 515: We’re All Victims (A Message From Saul)Saul Says: “Sue ‘Em Now”Letters to Saul: Did I Murder an Old Man?Another Satisfied Client of Saul Goodman: BadgerThree Satisfied Clients of Saul GoodmanTeam S.C.I.E.N.C.E.The Music of Breaking Badgag reelcommentary on “I See You” with Vince Gilligan, Bryan Cranston, Betsy Brandt, RJ Mitte and Gennifer Hutchisoncommentary on “Kafkaesque” with Vince Gilligan, Betsy Brandt, George Mastras and Michael Sloviscommentary on “Fly” with Vince Gilligan, Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul and Moira Walley-BeckettBryan Cranston Answers Fan QuestionsAaron Paul Answers Fan QuestionsThe Cast on Season 3Silent But Deadly: The Brothers Moncadacommentary on “Half Measures” with Bryan Cranston, Adam Bernstein, Bill Powloski, Peter Gould, Jonathan Banks and Michael Sloviscommentary on “Full Measure” with Vince Gilligan, Aaron Paul, Anna Gunn, Bob Odenkirk and Jonathan BanksWalt’s AztekHit and RunAMC News Visits the Breaking Bad Writer’s RoomThe third season of Breaking Bad was already available for video-on-demand
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