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Not Too Many Shopping Days Left Until the Holidays -- So Please Shop Here!

No, I'm not too proud to ask, once again, that you peruse our painstakingly selected lists of DVD shopping lists -- or to remind you of our constantly updated lists of TV holiday specials.

Both offerings are holiday services from TV WORTH WATCHING to you. Use the TV holiday lists, and we get satisfaction. Use the DVD shopping lists, and we get a little money as a bonus...

And if you really, really want to be a Santa for this website, click through to Amazon from any of the selections on the website, and keep shopping for other things. Even if it's not a DVD, we'll get credit for sending you there. As our motto says: "Costs you nothing extra. Helps us stay alive."

The shopping list for quality TV series on DVD, great gifts for every TV fan, can be found HERE.

The shopping list for holiday specials, TV series and movies on DVD -- more great gifts -- can be found HERE.

And Diane Werts' amazing lists of holiday movies, specials and series episodes can be found HERE for movies... HERE for specials.... and HERE for holiday episodes of TV series.

Finally, you can order Diane's delightful book, Christmas on Television, by clicking HERE.

Enjoy the weekend -- and thanks for being here, whether you purchase anything or not. We're trying to find some way to generate revenue for this site, without turning into ho-ho-ho's.

1 Comments

Don said:

Interesting list of DVDs, but if you click on the photo of the cover, you are sent to something completely different from what you think you should get. (Thanks for noticing. We're working to fix it now -- meanwhile, the "Buy Now" links for each item DO take you to the right place! -- David B.)

Comment posted on December 15, 2008 3:06 PM

Behind David in the picture is the first TV owned by his father, Virgil Bianculli, a 1946 Raytheon. (The TV, not his father. His father was a 1923 Italian.)

David Bianculli has been a TV critic since 1975, including a 14-year stint at the New York Daily News, and sees no reason to stop now. Currently, he's TV critic for NPR's Fresh Air, occasional substitute host for that show's Terry Gross, and teaches TV and film history at New Jersey's Rowan University. His most recent book is 2009's Dangerously Funny: The Uncensored Story of 'The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour,' and he's at work on another.

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