I saw the show for the frist time the other night

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FBI Agent John
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I saw the show for the frist time the other night

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8) i think iwas pretty cool i wish i knew whne it was coming on more so i could watch it ilike cartoons like that allthough iam 23 lol well any know where i cna find the oringial seris in english?
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Post by YashaOokami »

Uh..the first dvd for .hack//SIGN is out already.Just go to your local music or video store and look for it.I found .hack//SIGN at some music store,probably Suncoast has it and Best Buy too.
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Post by Rye »

Theres alot of people your age who love anime...and .hack//sign isn't real childish...>_>
Whaddya mean the orginal series? The DVDs would have english and japanese, unless you buy chinese bootlegs of ebay or something. Amazon would have the US realese too.
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Post by Gandalf »

.hack isn't childish at all .. my younger brother actually doesn't like it all and he usually loves anything that's remotely childish :P. I think .hack is aimed the slightly-older-than-12 audience ;).
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Seseni
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Yeah

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Its a tight show I know I started watching it a couple months ago I think. :D
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YamiZero
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Post by YamiZero »

.hack holds a deeper meaning for older viewers, although it is quite entertaining for most ages. Most anime aired these days is aimed at ages 13 and up.
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Post by Dejiko »

...If you're looking for the time it comes on....

...watch CartoonNetwork's Saturday's at 12:00 AM it will come on,

...or if you want to buy the whole series....go to a Music or Video store; or you can goto Ebay or another cheesy internet selling thing....
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Cartoon Network is fine..but I usually miss it >< Good thing I bought all of the DVDs..so now I can watch the same episode thousands of times and learn all of the dialogue(sp?)^_^
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Post by Woodrow »

Yea I just started to watch and play the game .hack and my first impression of it was it was a great thing.

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Post by Hema »

I think it's cool how they talk about things that really do exist, like shows that have really been on television, or even books, like "The Lord of the Rings" stories. Bear seems to know a lot about old movies from the early 1900's o.O
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Hema wrote:I think it's cool how they talk about things that really do exist, like shows that have really been on television, or even books, like "The Lord of the Rings" stories. Bear seems to know a lot about old movies from the early 1900's o.O
[spoiler]that's because Bear is an author... he probably reads a lot and does research for some of his stories...[/spoiler]
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Post by Wavemaster956 »

.Hack//Sign in my opinion is defenitely targeted at an older audience. Shows like DBZ never have any "Sad" stuff happen in them but look at .hack. Its not one of your happy-go-lucky animes. It actually has drama in it and that is what makes it good.
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Hema wrote:I think it's cool how they talk about things that really do exist, like shows that have really been on television, or even books, like "The Lord of the Rings" stories. Bear seems to know a lot about old movies from the early 1900's o.O
Actually, the movie Bear talks about in episode 11 isn't as old as you make it out to be. It's The Apartment, staring Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine, directed by Billy Wilder. This movie came out in 1960.

Have a link:

http://us.imdb.com/Title?0053604
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Post by Hema »

Tsukasa wrote: Actually, the movie Bear talks about in episode 11 isn't as old as you make it out to be. It's The Apartment, staring Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine, directed by Billy Wilder. This movie came out in 1960.

Have a link:

http://us.imdb.com/Title?0053604
Oh, I didn't know what the name of the movie was. Thanks. :)
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