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Footballers' Wives
Footballers' Wives
Actors: Richard Burke (II), Thomas Ho, Seeta Indrani, Simon Molloy, Jess Philogene
Directors: Paul Duane, S.J. Clarkson, Mike Adams, David Holroyd, Craig Lines
Genres: Drama

     
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Actors: Richard Burke (II), Thomas Ho, Seeta Indrani, Simon Molloy, Jess Philogene
Directors: Paul Duane, S.J. Clarkson, Mike Adams, David Holroyd, Craig Lines
Genres: Drama
Sub-Genres: Drama
Format: DVD
Theatrical Release Date: 07/12/2005
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaDVD Credits: 2
Total Copies: 0
Members Wishing: 0
Languages: English
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My favourite season
James Tweats | New York USA | 10/26/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Footballers Wives is in my opinion a cult classic. Season 1 was incredible but season 2 which has just finished airing on BBC America is without a doubt the best season so far. i am counting down the days until December the 6th when i can have this in my DVD collection. You must have this in your DVD Ccollection. (as well as the first season of course)"
This show will stop at nothing
K. Hinton | Atlanta, GA | 06/13/2006
(4 out of 5 stars)

"I thought the first season was nearly too much, and this season is full of even more raucously funny and shameless moments. The season begins with Ian and Donna's daughter Holly still missing and their relationship on shaky ground because of it. Unable to talk to her husband and disappointed in her marriage, Donna turns to Sal for comfort. Kyle and Chardonnay have taken Jackie's baby and are deliriously happy to have fooled the press and finally be a family. Little do they know that the baby, Paddy, is going to turn out to be much more trouble than he's worth. Finally, Tanya fully intends to let people believe that Frank attacked her and her cocaine habit is worse than ever. When she and Jason decide to renew their vows, their ceremony is the highlight of the season leaving this series with a stunning cliffhanger that, as unfortunate Americans, we'll have to wait until September to have resolved.

Just when I thought they had done everything they could, I was wrong. This season takes chances that I don't think even the trashiest American television would (including Desperate Housewives and Passions). There is nothing comparable to Footballers Wives on television right now, and I guess we'll just have to wait anxiously and hope they start releasing the DVDs more quickly."
FOOTBALLERS' WIVES, BAD GIRLS and... dh.
Derek | 11/30/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I'm from Glasgow but used to go back and forward between the U.S. and consequently missed these episodes and watched the programme from Series 3. I love Footballers' Wives and don't understand how anyone can equate DH, which is overdrawn, dull and a 'wannabe' in comparison.
If you like FW and can get a look at Bad Girls 6 you should, they do the cross-over and Tanya's imprisoned for a few days. I didn't give anything away, promise, her picture's on the back of the box beside a synopsis.
I'm so happy I can see this Series, even if I watched the programme back to front, starting with Series 3."
Things are getting uglier by the second...
Elle-P | Chicago IL | 02/25/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)

"In season two it is obvious the budget has increased dramatically. The costumes, the settings every detail has been polished to perfection. SPOILERS , In this season Tanya tries to keep her marriage to Jason from falling apart, While trying to outwit her nemesis Frank Laslett. Chardonnay and Kyle battle Jason and Jackie over baby Paddy. And we get a resolution to the Donna/Salvatore/Ian love triangle. We get plenty of shocking twists, hot bodies, over the top moments. The anchor to this ship is Zoe Lucker who dazzles as Tanya , one of the most conniving women on TV and Jason who towards the end of the season has one of the most horrible rampages i've ever seen on TV (truly Evil), all leading up to a shocking season finale. The set contains 8 episodes of soapy goodness. Bring on season 3. EP"