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Life: Season One

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DVD Released: 09/02/2008

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Genre: TV Series
Starring: Damian Lewis, Sarah Shahi, Adam Arkin, Robin Weigert, Brent Sexton, Brooke Langton, Jennifer Siebel

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Nov 25th:

Space Chimps

Nov 25th:

Meet Dave

Nov 25th:

Hancock

Nov 25th:

Fred Claus

Dec 2nd:

The X Files: I Want to Believe

Dec 2nd:

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince..

Dec 2nd:

Step Brothers

Dec 2nd:

Fly Me to the Moon

Dec 9th:

The Dark Knight

Dec 9th:

Man on Wire

Dec 9th:

Horton Hears a Who!

Dec 23rd:

The House Bunny

Dec 23rd:

Savage Grace

Jan 13th:

Swing Vote

Jan 13th:

Brick Lane

Jan 27th:

Holly

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