Summary of "Season 1 - In Plain Sight? Not in Canada": I enjoyed the show, though it didn't grab my attention like I hoped it would. It's entertaining, with a nice mix of drama and humor, but I wasn't left with a desire to burn through all the other episodes, instead choosing to view them over a few weeks. Don't get me wrong, I liked the show, I just wasn't captivated by it.
I was a bit bummed that Universal didn't produce bonus material for the set. The deleted scenes are good, but as soon as I saw Paul Stupin was involved, I wished there were commentary tracks. Stupin served as an Executive Producer on Dawson's Creek, and his commentary tracks on the set were entertaining and informative. Even just one track would have appeased me, but my guess is that the budget just wasn't there for the set.
I'll check out the second season of the show whenever it's released on DVD, and I'm thankful that I was able to watch a show that I couldn't catch on TV here. (read entire review)
A few days ago Universal announced that In Plain Sight - Season 2 is coming to DVD on March 9th. Now the studio has provided a first look at the package art for this 3-disc set and we've got that for... (read entire news item)
12/01/2009
Season 2 DVDs Come Out of Hiding for the USA Network Series
Mary McCormack (The West Wing) and Frederick Weller (Missing Persons) return with Universal's just-announced DVD release of the USA Network's In Plain Sight - Season 2. This 3-disc drama about the Federal... (read entire news item)
1/27/2009
Box Art and Menu Screens for In Plain Sight - Season 1 on DVD
Yesterday Universal announced that In Plain Sight - Season 1 is on the way to DVD, with a release date targeted for March 31. Now the studio has sent over a look at the package art for this 3-disc set,... (read entire news item)
1/26/2009
The 1st Season of the USA Channel Series Coming to DVD this Spring
Since 1970, the Federal Witness Protection Program has relocated thousands of witnesses - some criminal, some not - to neighborhoods all across the country. Every one of those individuals shares a unique... (read entire news item)
