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Felicity Season DVDs
Felicity Season 1
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This popular WB
melodrama followed the trials and tribulations of
Felicity Porter (Russell), a young woman who ditches
her plan to become a doctor when she decides to
follow the boy she's had a crush on for four years
to NYU. Though her parents had other plans for her,
Felicity decided to follow Ben when, after never
having spoken to him all through high school, she
asked him to sign her yearbook and found herself
startled by what he had written. Upon arriving at
school, Felicity's world immediately changes and she
begins to question and reevaluate her entire life as
her relationship with Ben turns out far differently
than she expected and she finds herself attracted to
a sensitive young student named Noel.
With her winsome good looks and startling mane of
blond curls, Ms. Russell's perpetually confused
Felicity immediately struck a chord with younger
female viewers who made the show one of its
fledgling network's few bona fide hits. Combining an
affecting coming of age story with soap opera worthy
melodrama, FELICITY is an excellent and thoughtful
dramatic series.
"...ALIAS: THE COMPLETE FIRST
SEASON provides not just a wild ride for seasoned
vets but a severely needed introduction for newbies..."
"...It's a great pleasure to
be able to watch creator J.J. Abrams' marvelous spy
puzzle assemble itself over the course of its debut
season..."
"...[Garner is] compelling
and permanently wide-eyed..."
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Felicity Season 2
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This popular WB
melodrama followed the trials and tribulations of
Felicity Porter (Russell), a young woman who ditches
her plan to become a doctor when she decides to follow
the boy she's had a crush on for four years to NYU.
This second season of FELICITY marks the beginning of
Ben and Felicity's romantic relationship, and although
Felicity had been driven to NYC by her attraction to
Ben, she finds that their relationship develops into
something much different than she could have imagined.
With her winsome good looks and startling mane of
blond curls, Ms. Russell's perpetually confused
Felicity immediately struck a chord with younger
female viewers who made the show one of its fledgling
network's few bona fide hits. Combining an affecting
coming of age story with soap opera worthy melodrama,
FELICITY is an excellent and thoughtful dramatic
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