Medium

Medium: Complete Seasons 1-3
$104.98
Medium: Three Season Pack - Very fast moving - keeps your interest
dreams of supernatural and helps solve crimes with the DA in the series.
I would highly recommend.

So you want to be a Medium: A Down to Earth Guide
$16.95
i loved this book, its almost like having a friend instruct you. it opened my eyes to the possibility that we probably have more than one entity looking after us as opposed to just one Spirit Guide. i need to learn some patience because i have had some success with one of the meditations. i know im too eager and i skip all the prep work and just want to get right to the point. its up to me to put in the continuous effort and i know i will have great success.

Medium: The Complete Fifth Season
$60.90
"Medium" has been my favorite show on television for six seasons. This fifth season DVD continues the excellent quality of the video series. The show's great strength is anchored on Patricia Arquette's range as an actress. Her warmth with the camera lets us see a complete woman, flaws and all. It was interesting to watch Arquettes's interview on the special features on disc 5 where she relates that she is not an overly emotional person, which is dissimilar between her the character of Allison. The balance between the family dynamic, Allison's psychic experiences and the mystery of solving a criminal case and trying to fit the pieces together makes the show intriguing week after week. The excellent cast of regulars and guest stars make each episode a quality treat.

I showed the episode "A Person of Interest" to the acting class I teach to spark discussion about the difference between acting for television and film. Jake Weber's interview with Arquette also has some tips about the accelerated pace of television shooting and the way she sometimes generates an interior emotion like crying by first working on the externals. I appreciated how Arquette comments on the quality of the actor who plays the young man who plays the flashback engineer whose father burns his hand on the stovetop in that particular episode.

The fifth season episodes are very strong. Arquette directed the first episode "Soul Survivor" where the soul of a criminal transfers into the body of a miner with a spike in his head. How the episode unfolds to show a parallel story of a man who has convinced a woman that he is the incarnation of her dead husband is great writing. "How to Make a Killing in Business" is an excellent 3-part story arc where Allison leaves the DA's office to accept a high salary job in the corporate world, only to have all of the plot weave back into the solving of a grizzly crime. I was pleased to see Angelica Huston return and the actress from the old "Moonlighting" series in "The Talented Ms. Boddicker." The only suggestion I might have on the DVD package is to have a booklet with the cast delineated episode by episode. I noted the woman whose face is all over television on the new "V" series was in the "Things to Do in Phoenix When You're Dead" episode. I'd liked to have read a bit about each actor. That said, this is another excellent season of what I experience as the best show on television. Bravo!

Medium - The Third Season
$39.98
package "Medium - The Third Season" arrived in timely manner and in good condition. thank you for quick and easy purchase of this dvd. it is just as described. enjoyed very much.