Can someone tell which episode it is where Mason has the drugs up his

bum that explode and make him trip the rest of the episode? It's one

of my favorites! It is just absolutely hysterical and I really want to

download it and watch it again! I'm pretty certain that it is in

Season 1. Any help?

The Episode is "Reapercusions" which is episode number 4 in Season 1.

  By all means buy the DVD.  Maybe it will convince someone to bring

back a version of DLM to TV.  I love the episode too.  Mason lying

there in the booth freaking out and talking to Roxy is absolutely my

favorite scene in the series.



--- In dead_like_me@yahoogroups.com, "trishgen" <trishgen@...> wrote:

>

> Can someone tell which episode it is where Mason has the drugs up his

> bum that explode and make him trip the rest of the episode? It's one

> of my favorites! It is just absolutely hysterical and I really want to

> download it and watch it again! I'm pretty certain that it is in

> Season 1. Any help?

>

Wow, Stephen!  Way to go with the prompt and accurate response!  And I

agree everyone that is able should support the series through DVD

purchases, at least.  That scene is indeed priceless!



--- In dead_like_me@yahoogroups.com, "Stephen" <spacestevie@...> wrote:

>

> The Episode is "Reapercusions" which is episode number 4 in Season 1.

>  By all means buy the DVD.  Maybe it will convince someone to bring

> back a version of DLM to TV.  I love the episode too.  Mason lying

> there in the booth freaking out and talking to Roxy is absolutely my

> favorite scene in the series.

Actually it should be soon.  Lynn



On Jul 14, 2008, at 8:21 PM, Travis Tarrant wrote:



> I haven't kept up lately with the postings so I am going to ask if

> anyone knows when the straight to dvd movie is coming out?

I guess that depends on your definition of "soon." Last I heard, it was

being delayed to next year. (Originally was scheduled for this summer.)



Rob



Lynn Ellingwood wrote:

> Actually it should be soon.  Lynn

>

> On Jul 14, 2008, at 8:21 PM, Travis Tarrant wrote:

>

>> I haven't kept up lately with the postings so I am going to ask if

>> anyone knows when the straight to dvd movie is coming out?

That doesn't sound too good.  They can just post it on the Internet

now a days.  Lynn



On Jul 14, 2008, at 9:47 PM, Rob Strobbe wrote:



> I guess that depends on your definition of "soon." Last I heard, it

> was

> being delayed to next year. (Originally was scheduled for this

> summer.)

>

> Rob

From IMDB.com boards

(http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1079444/board/nest/111567003):



"The movie's release date was originally July 7, 2008, however due to

a money shortage at MGM the release date was pushed back to an

unspecified point in 2009, upon which it will be released in a trial

run in certain states to test public reaction to the film. The states

the movie is to be released in are California, Illinois, New York,

Maryland, South Carolina, Arizona, Texas, Montana and Kansas. If the

movie sales are as hoped, the movie will be released nationally and

Showtime will continue with production of new episodes."



The above quote was attributed to a Wikipedia source which no longer

includes the above text: either the text was removed from Wikipedia,

or it never appeared there.  Please understand I have no confirmation

of the above text; therefore, I recommend it be regarded as suspect.





Dead Like Me (film) link at Wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Like_Me_%28film%29





Release date moved to an unspecified time in 2009.  For more

information, visit the following link:

http://www.deadlikememovie.com/dead-like-me-movie-set-back%e2%80%a6-doh

On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 01:55:24 -0000, "Havaniess Dei"

<wireflight@...> said:



> The above quote was attributed to a Wikipedia source which no longer

> includes the above text: either the text was removed from Wikipedia,

> or it never appeared there.  Please understand I have no confirmation

> of the above text; therefore, I recommend it be regarded as suspect.



The text is still in Google's index (do a search for "Dead Like me" and

a few of the states that were listed) of the Wikipedia page, so it was

in there at some point. Probably removed within the last few months

since I imagine Wikipedia gets crawled pretty regularly.



Though I still agree, the notion is a bit suspect. I've never heard of a

DVD having a "limited release" -- anyone else know of any previous

examples? Even if it were, those are some odd choices. More likely, they

do it like theater releases -- start with the major metro cities, not

seemingly random states. And we'd surely have heard by now if Showtime

was considering picking the series back up.



Also, the only mention(s) I can find of this plan are quotes of the

Wiki article. Since Wikipedia articles are generally contributed to by

Joe Schmoe after he gets his information from the internet, that seems

a bit odd.



Rob

http://s181.photobucket.com/albums/x32/hokie95/muth/?action=view&current=2060476\

437.flv





On Jul 16, 2008, at 10:18 PM, Rob Strobbe wrote:



> On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 01:55:24 -0000, "Havaniess Dei"

> <wireflight@...> said:

>

>> The above quote was attributed to a Wikipedia source which no longer

>> includes the above text: either the text was removed from Wikipedia,

>> or it never appeared there.  Please understand I have no confirmation

>> of the above text; therefore, I recommend it be regarded as suspect.

>

> The text is still in Google's index (do a search for "Dead Like me"

> and

> a few of the states that were listed) of the Wikipedia page, so it was

> in there at some point. Probably removed within the last few months

> since I imagine Wikipedia gets crawled pretty regularly.

>

> Though I still agree, the notion is a bit suspect. I've never heard

> of a

> DVD having a "limited release" -- anyone else know of any previous

> examples? Even if it were, those are some odd choices. More likely,

> they

> do it like theater releases -- start with the major metro cities, not

> seemingly random states. And we'd surely have heard by now if Showtime

> was considering picking the series back up.

>

> Also, the only mention(s) I can find of this plan are quotes of the

> Wiki article. Since Wikipedia articles are generally contributed to by

> Joe Schmoe after he gets his information from the internet, that seems

> a bit odd.

>

> Rob

--- In dead_like_me@yahoogroups.com, "Havaniess Dei" <wireflight@...>

wrote:

>

>>

> The above quote was attributed to a Wikipedia source which no longer

> includes the above text: either the text was removed from Wikipedia,

> or it never appeared there.  Please understand I have no confirmation

> of the above text; therefore, I recommend it be regarded as suspect.

>

>



It was probably taken down because it sounds like BS.   It's a straight

to DVD movie, not theatrical so there's no limited release.  And

there's been absolutely nothing about Showtime picking it up as a

series again. At best, if it does well, we'll get another movie.

I was thinking that, but didn't want to be quite so blunt.



Besides, "Hope springs eternal in the human breast: man never

is, but always to be blessed" -- so I was hanging on, however

irrationally, to the possibility "something greater" had been

revealed.

I posted this link before www.deadlikememovie.com and thought I should

again. It has all the latest info and news about the movie plus lots of

other stuff.



Jim