July 28, 2009 TV on DVD Releases: Science Fiction
Tuesday, July 28th, 2009Here is this week’s edition for TV on DVD Releases in the science fiction category.
Battlestar Galactica Season 4.5 - This release is a 4 disc set. It includes over 10 hours of bonus features including never before seen extended episodes. This release is also being released on Blu-Ray.

Doctor Who: Planet of the Dead - This release is a one disc release with the “Planet of the Dead” episode of Doctor Who. The only bonus feature is an hour long episode of Doctor Who Confidential, which is about the production and location filming of the “Planet of the Dead” episode. This release is also being released on Blu-Ray.
Dollhouse: Season One - This release is a four disc set. This release includes the 13 episodes from the show’s first season along with a good amount of bonus features. The bonus features include audio commentary version of two episodes, the original unaired pilot, deleted scenes, and the following featurettes: Making Dollhouse, Coming Back Home, Finding Echo, Designing the Perfect Dollhouse, and A Private Engagement. This release is also being released on Blu-Ray.
Life On Mars: Series 1 - This release is a four disc set of the first series/season of the British Life on Mars show. The bonus features include audio commentaries, an hour long documentary called “Take a Look at the Lawman,” interview with director Bharat Nalluri, “The Music of Life on Mars” featurette with composer Ed Butt, “Get Sykes” featurette with production designer Brian Sykes, and outtakes.
Torchwood: Children of Earth - This release is a two disc set of the show’s third series/season. This season has only 5 episodes compared to 12 that the first two had. This release is also being released on Blu-Ray.









It’s finally here! LOST: The Complete Third Season — The Unexplored Experience released today. My copy hasn’t hit the mailbox yet, but rest assured a LOST marathon is in my near future. The rewatching of Season 3 must occur before Season 4 premieres in February.
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OK, I know Twin Peaks was technically on for more than one season, but just barely. 29 episodes plus a pilot doesn’t really qualify for two seasons, so I’m using editor’s discretion and featuring it today anyway. So there.
Invasion was a show that I quite liked and was sorry to see cancelled. Created by former teen idol Shaun Cassidy, it debuted in the fall of 2005 in the plum slot following ABC’s big hit
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