Becker: The Fourth Season

Ok but 1 of the 3 DVDs didn't play in my DVD player.
I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE Becker. I ordered the 1st,2nd & 3rd season set they worked great plus I have the option of watching the entire DVD or selecting my episode. When I saw the 4th season I purchased it right away. 2 of the DVDs played in my DVD player but the 3rd of Season 4 did not. I was very disappointed. The DVD does work b/c it played in my laptop. However I don't want to watch it on my laptop. I didn't like that and Season 4 doesn't provide the option of watching the entire DVD you have to play episode by episode, what a disappointment.

Great show but disc manufacturing took a step backwards
I love this show, always have. Even though I'm not very fond of Manufacture on Demand, it'll have to do. What I do NOT like about this particular one is that there is no PLAY ALL. Each episode has to be selected one at a time. Therefore, the rating is for the manufacturing, not the show.

Bring on Season 5!
Becker is my all time favorite TV comedy along with Cheers followed closely by Everybody Loves Raymond. I bought the first 3 seasons ages ago and have been anxiously awaiting Season 4. I immediately ordered it when I saw it pop up on Amazon last week. Now let's not wait so long for the rest of the seasons. I will miss Reggie and wish they would have had her appear from time to time during the remaining seasons.

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Love, Lies and Murder

Love, Lies, and Murder
This 1991 miniseries surrounds the rather twisted family of a very manipulative, selfish, and evil man, David Brown. It begins on a late night in March 1985. David is shown pulling out of his driveway. Soon after, the sound of gunshots awaken this sleepy neighborhood. The other occupants of this house are his wife, Linda, their baby, Amber, Linda's 17 year old sister, Patti Bailey, and David's 14 year old daughter, Cinnamon, from a previous marriage. Linda, his wife, has been shot in the stomach while asleep in bed. From here is the beginning of an investigation that seems to become tangled in its own storyline. Who killed Linda Brown? Why was she wanted dead? Who was behind this gruesome murder? Secrets are revealed, trust is betrayed, and someone is going to pay.

This is a rather serious movie with some compelling performances. Justice does prevail in the end, but Linda Brown still can't be brought back.

Whatever happened to these people?
This movie is intriguing to me and I find myself watching it every time I find it while channel surfing. The idea of a father asking his young teenage daughter to murder his wife, her stepmother, makes a compelling story. David Brown, to say the least, is a sociopath. Clancy Brown did such a good job portratying sociopathic behavior that even now when I see him in other films, I always think about his haunting portrayal of David Brown. What I wonder now though is nearly 20 years after Linda Brown's murder, whatever became of Cinnamon Brown and Patty Baily, who were minors when Linda was shot to death.

To Kate Cross
This email is for Kate Cross "Kate"

to find out what happened to Cinny & Patty just bring up Ann Rules web site. she wrote the real story & on her web site it tells you what happened to them.

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