Reviewed by Franck Tabouring
Quote: "Although I'm certainly no expert in the kitchen, I was really surprised at how much fun it is to follow his techniques."

Reviewed by Rob Lineberger
Quote: "If we have to hear twice how to select and peel asparagus or open a bottle of champagne, it is worth it to see Pepin's joy in sharing the knowledge."

Reviewed by Ryan Keefer
Quote: "If there is a problem with Full Throttle Adrenaline it's that NASCAR seems to bathe a little bit in the rowdy and raucous side without a censor button. For example, we know that Dale Jr.'s father died at Daytona, but watching him stagger out of a car that wrecked out in an earlier race probably wasn't the best thing to include here."

Reviewed by Ryan Keefer
Quote: "Is it all worth it? Well, there are a few other matches that could have been included that would have made for great stuff. I doubt they can go back to the well once more now that Flair is retired, but I can always dream. If they don't, this is still a worthy complement to the existing sets and a must-own for fans of one of pro wrestling's legends."

Reviewed by Brendan Babish
Quote: "Army Wives is a show that would be, and should be, enjoyed by nearly everyone, not just those who have an interest in the military."

Reviewed by James A. Stewart
Quote: "Cannon came along before the crackdown on TV violence, and you'll note that some episodes have a high body count. Like many a Western, the bad guys can't shoot straight, although they shoot Frank in the arm a lot. But no matter who's hit, the wounds tend to look like paintball splatters."

Reviewed by Michael Rubino
Quote: "There are plenty of excellent episodes in this first half of the season, and David Janssen is on the top of his game. Sadly, the entire release is marred by Paramount's decision to replace the show's original score with a new, fake-sounding imitation."

Reviewed by Jim Thomas
Quote: "My children, swayed by the disc's siren song, want to watch it again and again; my 2-year-old toddles up, insisting 'Diego, Daddy!' My wife and I despair, as the disc's repetition drives us insane. Such is parenting in the 21st century."

Reviewed by David Johnson
Quote: "The stakes are certainly raised in Season Two, but the overly complex plots and the hyperspeed pacing of the stories thanks to a ticking clock on the show's shelf-life, muddied the experience."

Reviewed by David Johnson
Quote: "Every character is scratch-your-eyeballs-out-annoying, from Petunia that abrasive little girl that hurls verbal insults at her pets to her milquetoast best friend Basil to Loopdidoo himself, an intolerable pooch with a grating voice and a penchant for reeling off the lamest one-liners ever committed to children's animation."