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Customer Reviews of The Pretender - The Complete Third Season

Love the series, but there is a defect with this DVD
A quick heads up to Pretender fans, we might need to wait a bit for a manufacturing issue to be sorted out. We received our DVD this week from Amazon and experienced a disc error when trying the play the second episode. Amazon graciously accepted the return; however, they are not able to send a replacement at this time since the issue appears to be more wide spread. <
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>"As it seems that the problem with this item is more widespread than we originally thought, we are not able to send another replacement. We will investigate and remedy the situation with the item; however, I cannot guarantee when the error may be fixed." <
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>We just purchased the series from a local retailer and experienced the same disc error when trying to play episode 2. <
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>So fans of seeing the episodes in order, it looks like we will have to wait a bit longer to see how season three unfolds. <
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Everything gets turned up a notch or two.
Jarod (Michael T. Weiss) turned up the heat for the Centre in season three. Not that there wasn't more than enough heat in there already. <
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>Miss Parker (Andrea Parker) finally got a bit of a life in the form of a contractor who could see right through her. In some cases ignoring her Centre responsiblities, and even pondering retirement. Parker (the actress), who was great in her role already, seemed to really enjoy the opportunity to show a new side of Parker (the character). <
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>Mr. Lyle, while MIA for much of the season, has a whole new presence from the very beginning when Miss Parker finds out a disturbing truth about her Centre associate. Even more disturbing is the news that Brigitte has toward the end of the season, and the beginning of her marriage to Mr. Parker. <
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>The end of the season has the most recognizable of the young flashback Jarods (Ryan Merriman) comes face-to-face with his modern day counterpart after Jarod discovers a Centre plot to clone him. Also giving the opportunity to reunite Jarod with his father, Major Charles (George Lazenby). <
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>This season also includes the episode that got me hooked on the series, "Someone to Trust". Guest star Julia Campbell is great as a widow who may not be all that she seems. (Are they ever?) <
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>Overall, a great seaon for a series that kept getting better and better.

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What would you do?
This show makes you think what would you do if you were isolated from the everyday things that people take for granted. Michael T. Weiss makes Jarod believable. His sweet innocence mixed with his look of revenge makes him a perfect pretender. For each episode it is written as a comic good triumphs over evil yet, for every episode Jarod is introduced to new mainstream objects and terms. Who would have thunk fruitcake and spam would be appreciated. Even with his naiveness he still has a heart for the one person who wants him back in the hell he was brought as a child. <
>Even if you have never heard of this show it is worth just getting the starter kit and just see how intriguing and amazing this show is. I'm quite saddened that the show ended but I'm ver thrilled that it came out on DVD! I have the first two seasons already and can't wait for the other two. <
>If you are looking for the answer of human behaviour then this show is for you!