Adult Swim in a Box – CliqueClack Giveaway
With a description like “Adult Swim in a Box”, how can you go wrong? We’ll have a review of this set up as soon as it comes through to CliqueClack HQ (as it hasn’t been released yet — comes out tomorrow!). For those of you who’re screaming “review shmeview — gimme gimme gimme!” we’ve got good news for you: we’re giving away one of these sets to one random commenter to this post!
First of all, what do you get in “Adult Swim in a Box”? Well, you get a box. Inside that box are 12 DVDs including Aqua Teen Hunger Force Volume 2, Space Ghost Coast to Coast Volume 3, Moral Orel Season 1, Robot Chicken Season 2, Metalocalypse Season 1 and Sealab 2021: Season 2, along with a bonus disc with five never-before-released pilots including: The Best of Totally for Teens, Cheyenne Cinnamon and the Fantabulous Unicorn of Sugar Town Candy Fudge, Korgoth of Barbaria, Perfect Hair Forever, and Welcome to Eltingville.
Marvel X-Men, volumes 3 & 4 – CliqueClack Giveaway
Maybe you were one of the lucky winners in our previous giveaway of volumes 1 & 2 of this series, or maybe you just already have volumes 1 & 2 on your own. And then there’s of course a possibility that you’re just not interested in the first two volumes and just want these two (I mean, the third volume does contain the Dark Phoenix saga, which is ultra-cool). In any case, here’s your chance to get both copies, together!
Marvel X-Men volumes 3 & 4 are available on DVD starting today, and we’ve got one set (one of each volume) to give away to one lucky, random commenter to this post. Just tell us why you want the set!
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, Season 1.1 – A review and, hey, a giveaway!
I was a cartoon watching freak when I was a kid, especially in the early-to-mid ’80s. Two series that stick out in my mind during that time are Transformers and G.I. Joe. It’s not just the cartoons that bring back so many memories of that time. The PSAs. The toys. There was a huge culture around these shows, and there had been nothing like it since the days of when Star Wars action figures were in their prime.
When I saw that Shout! Factory was releasing the first mini-series that started it all — G.I. Joe: An American Hero — I couldn’t believe it hadn’t been released yet. I had to know: does this show stand up to the test of time? Would watching the episodes bring back those memories of my childhood? Do the DVDs include the PSAs?
Burn Notice Season Two – CliqueClack Giveaway
In case you haven’t noticed, the third season of Burn Notice premiered last week on the USA Network, and things kicked off most awesomely. If you haven’t been keeping up with the show, and even if you have, hopefully winning a copy of Burn Notice’s second season on DVD will give you a boost!
Maybe you didn’t have much luck in our last Burn Notice giveaway. So, we’re giving away three copies of Burn Notice Season Two on DVD to three random commenters to this post — the DVD officially releases June 16th. To enter the contest, simply leave a comment on this post by Tuesday, June 16, 2009 at 5 PM ET.
Head Case season one DVD – CliqueClack Giveaway
When I read the premise for the Starz series Head Case, it reminded me of Dr. Katz or maybe a little bit of In Treatment. The show stars comedian Alexandra Wentworth as a psychiatrist who treats celebrities. Head Case’s second season premieres this Friday, the 20th. The show’s first season is now available on DVD, and we’re giving away ten copies — five to random commenters below, five to commenters below who are also joined into our daily email list (seriously, the emails are very short and list what’s new on TV each day, along with a maximum of three links to past day’s posts on this site).
Breaking Bad season one DVD and more – CliqueClack Giveaway
When I first heard about Breaking Bad, I wasn’t really sure I’d like it at all. First of all, it was airing on AMC which, to me, isn’t really known for having stellar original series. Also, the premise about a high school teacher turning to his chemistry skills and a life of making crystal meth to pay for his cancer treatment seemed really out there, especially when it seemed this wasn’t being billed as a comedy. Add to this that Bryan Cranston of Malcolm in the Middle was starring, and I was completely confused … and eventually, extremely curious.
A pleasant surprise, Breaking Bad is much more than what appears on the cover. There’s a deep story here, and while it’s not meant to be outwardly funny, it definitely has its moments. Just look at the cover of the DVD and you’ll see what I mean.
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