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[01/06/04 - 12:00 AM]
TV Shows Top AmazoN.com 2003 DVD Sales
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CHICAGO (thefutoncritic.com) -- Nearly one third of Amazon.com's top 100 selling DVDs of 2003 were television series according to a recent report by the online retailer. While "Sex and the City's" fourth season was the biggest draw of last year, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" saw all five of its seasons released to date land on the list as did "Angel," "Family Guy" and "24."
Here's a complete list of all TV-related DVDs that made Amazon.com's list (exact figures were not released). The original release date is listed in parenthesis next to each.
10. "Sex and the City: Season 4" (5/20/03)
12. "The Simpsons: Season 3" (8/26/03)
13. "Family Guy: Volume 1" (4/15/03)
14. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 4" (6/10/03)
17. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 3" (1/7/03)
21. "The Sopranos: Season 4" (10/28/03)
23. "Family Guy: Volume 2" (9/9/03)
25. "Friends: Season 3" (4/1/03)
27. "Sex and the City: Season 5" (12/30/03)
29. "Angel: Season 2" (9/2/03)
37. "Angel: Season 1" (2/11/03)
38. "Stargate SG-1: Season 3" (6/17/03)
40. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 5" (12/9/03)
41. "Dawson's Creek: Season 1" (4/1/03)
43. "Friends: Season 4" (7/15/03)
46. "Frank Herbert's Children of Dune" (5/20/03)
48. "24: Season 2" (9/9/03)
54. "24: Season 1" (9/17/02)
62. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 1" (1/15/02)
66. "Band of Brothers" (11/5/02)
67. "M*A*S*H: Season 3" (2/18/03)
68. "Friends: Season 1" (4/30/02)
69. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season 2" (6/11/02)
70. "Futurama: Volume 1" (3/25/03)
72. "The West Wing: Season 1" (11/18/03)
73. "Babylon 5: Season 2" (4/29/03)
76. "The Simpsons: Season 2" (8/6/02)
79. "Friends: Season 5" (11/4/03)
82. "Alias: Season 1" (9/2/03)
90. "Babylon 5: Season 3" (8/2/03)
91. "Queer as Folk: Season 2" (2/25/03)
99. "M*A*S*H: Season 4" (7/15/03)
For the complete list of all 100, click here.
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[09/27/16 - 03:36 PM]
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[09/27/16 - 06:58 AM]
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