The L Word - The Complete Second Season

I purchased both Season One and Season Two. I can't wait to purchase Season Three!

The directing and acting is excellent. I watched both seasons in one week!

Please purchase the L Word. You won't be disappointed.

This show, eventhough it is a little above ordinary, is really great. I enjoy all the characters and some of episodes have really touched home. Every lesbian has been touched in some sort of way by this show, plus some "straights", as well.

The L-Word has received a deserved worldwide reputation for mainstreaming lesbian relationships. The series has artfully endowed our globalized community with poignant story lines, which resonate on issues familiar to both gay and straight people. I applaud the writers for avoiding linear social commentary, breaking the mold, and becoming the eloquent voice of Lesbians in America. I am appalled that the series was not nominated for an Emmy Award. I think it was entirely worthy! I give the second season 4 stars instead of five because though brilliantly crafted, season two has a commercialistic flare I found mildly irritating. It seemed to slightly compromise the integrity of the production.

Can't jump in with a review of this ground-breaking series without first pointing out that Amazon Editorial Reviewer Ryan Boudinot needs to get fired. Tina and Bette don't share a father, or else they wouldn't be lovers, you careless moron. Also, "to Tivo" is not a verb (I Tivo, he Tivoes), and your remark about men who want to fast forward to the lesbian sex scenes is offensive to just about everyone. Don't you have a boss who is paying attention?

The show is terrific. When is season 3 available?

The only reason I got this was to originally see how Alice and Dana came to be a hot couple on the L Word. Not for some perverted reasons! The Helena/Bette feud is almost enough to put on Celebrity Deathmatch. Erin Daniels and Leisha Hailey pull off incredible performances as the hottest couple in this season, only in this season. From 'Rules of Un-Attraction' to the episode "Loud and Proud", they are more than worth the final total.

They kill off the relationship in the next season and they kill off Dana just when she's recovering from Cancer. That was the worst mistake Elaine Chaiken ever made. Don't even bother renting the next season or watching showtime. Just get this and that will be all you need for loving and living with the L Word.