Dawsons Creek

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I'm always amazed at how many seasons Jag lasted. It started on NBC in 1995 then went to CBS, and I really thought it was the type of show that wouldn't last beyond three seasons, but it lasted ten! I thought the same thing about NCIS, and look at what happened there too. Obviously I don't do well predicting how shows with all caps in their titles will do.
Batman: The Brave and the Bold - Vol. 2 Dawson's Creek - Complete Series Discovery Collection - Complete Collection G.I. Joe - A Real American Hero Collector's Set Heartland - Season 1, Part 2 Jag - Season 9
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- Bob Sassone

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Over the last few months, it's been revealed that the first entry in the new Scream trilogy, aka Scream 4, is set in Sidney Prescott's hometown roughly a decade after Scream 3. And contrary to old rumors, the first film will not be in 3D. Courtney Cox and David Arquette were signed to reprise their roles from the get-go, and following a prolonged declination, Neve Campbell signed much to the relief of writer/creator, Kevin Williamson. (He had expressed dismay on Twitter at rewriting the trilogy without her). The final puzzle piece, Wes Craven, remains in talks to direct, which is arguably the most important to its success besides the script(s). But that still leaves doubt as to whether Williamson---who's had renewed Dawson's Creek-like success with the CW's Vampire Diaries---still possesses an irreverent sensibility to update the franchise for a contemporary world of tailspin pop culture and younger, »
- Hunter Stephenson

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Emmy Award winner Doris Roberts is playing her own kind of magical nanny in "Debbie Macomber's Mrs. Miracle." Part of the Hallmark Channel's Holiday Countdown, "Debbie Macomber's Mrs. Miracle," also stars James Van Der Beek, formerly of "Dawson's Creek."
In the acclaimed holiday story, Van Der Beek plays Seth, a widowed father to six-year-old twins who gets a new housekeeper in Mrs. Emily Merkle (Roberts). Between her magical touch at cleaning and even advice on love and life, its soon clear to both Seth and his kids that Merkle is no ordinary housekeeper and she's really "Mrs. Miracle."
"Mrs. Miracle" is based on the best-selling book from author Debbie Macomber, who also wrote this year's "A Perfect Christmas." The movie joins the line-up of new holiday original movies set to premiere on the Hallmark Channel, including "Christmas in Canaan" with Billy Ray Cyrus and "The Three Gifts" with Dean Cain. »

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