which DVD disc is the best from S1 & S2
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1. which DVD disc is the best from S1 & S2
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S1, disc one: Pilot, Gehenna, Dead Letters, The Judge.0
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S1, disc two: 522666, Kingdom Come, Blood Relatives, Well-worn Lock.0
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S1, disc four: Force Majeure, Thin White Line, Sacrament, Covenant.1
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S1, disc five: Walkabout, Lamentation, Powers Principalities Thrones, Broken World.5
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S2, disc one: Begining And The End, Beware the Dog, Sense & Antisense, Monster.0
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S2, disc two: Single Blade Of Grass, Curse Of Frank Black, 19:19, St. Sebastian.3
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S2, disc three: Doomsday Defense,Midnight of Century,Goodbye Charlie,Luminary.8
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S2, disc six: Somehow Satan got Behind Me, Fourth Horseman, Time Is Now, stuff.5
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