Once a show has reached all of its seasons in its entirety on DVD, we will close that specific Watch List. For example, "The Cosby Show" had eight seasons in its run, when all eight seasons have been released to DVD, we will close Watch List for "The Cosby Show".

By far, our most popular Watch List requests are for “Beverly Hills 90120”, “One Day at a Time”, and “Get Smart”. “Welcome Back, Kotter”, “Lois and Clark”, “Walker, Texas Ranger”, and “Wings” are very strong also. The good news is, following shows on Watch Lists are confirmed to come to DVD this year: “Walker, Texas Ranger”, “Lois and Clark” and “Bewitched”.

I am excited about Watch Lists and have signed up for my favorites “Get Smart”, “Justice League” and “She Spies”. I ask all of you who are fans of these shows to sign up, so I can get my favorites TV shows on DVD too.

The link our Watch List Home Page is below:

http://www.orderdvdtvshows.com/odts_watch_lists/index.shtml

Like Inuit throat singing, practice of Inuit drum dancing was banned by Christian missionaries for many years. Eventually, Inuit regained their right to perform their drum dances. However, Inuit drum dancing is not as important today to Inuit life as it once was since western lifestyles have become such a big part of northern Arctic. Inuit drum dancing is still sometimes performed at symbolic celebrations such as opening ceremonies for conferences, festivals, graduations and shows for tourists. Watching an Inuit drum dancer perform his or her music can be almost hypnotic and is one of special treats from Inuit culture to be enjoyed by all. Inuit drum dancers are a common subject for Inuit art carvings and drawings. Inuit artists have even outfitted some of their animal subjects with Inuit drums.