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bellinger, ginzburg, deyell, miles, etc. the low down on these and other death row stuff.
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Re: death row: an intimate oz community
Nov 18, 2006 3:01 AM
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OOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.
Be all the the wheel chair.
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Re: death row: an intimate oz community
Nov 11, 2006 6:59 AM
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i'd give my right arm to be a writer for one of those stories.....i allready know which character i'd elaborate on...I'd go for the Chris Keller Murders ..... i'd give chris meloni a full 2 hours to act a fool...and be as graphic as possible in regular oz fashion.....portray chris keller from the time he was 17 and met shillinger at lardner and show everything up until him walking into the doors @ OZ....
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Re: death row: an intimate oz community
Nov 10, 2006 10:48 AM
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I agree. I think if OZ would have shown the paths of the main charactor inmates it would give you more understanding to why they are the way they are. And it could have added more to the story. Although i'm dissapointed like many other fans Fontana said he may in the future release an OZ short story giving more answers.
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Taking Oz in a Different Direction........
Nov 9, 2006 2:16 PM
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As opposed to making a relative inmate show in retrospect i would like to see oz going into the direction of telling the stories of those who walked the walls...."The O'Reilly / Dino Ortilani connection...Chris Keller & The Murder of The Three Homosexuals, The Background of inmates like Simon Adebisi, Torqemada,...The investigations....how Kareem Siad was before he got into Oz .....even Giles...i could take Oz in so many different connection..I own every season oz OZ, ive read the Augustus Hill book...and I can respect the fact that he took Oz out on Top..The Actors gave their best performances even the Cameo's ...A broadway legend Joel Grey was nothing short of Awesome as Lemuel Izdik...The pattern of the story of Oz was awesome until the point it ended...
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Re: death row: an intimate oz community
Nov 2, 2006 1:00 PM
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Any Best Buy. It came out September 5, 2006
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Re: death row: an intimate oz community
Nov 2, 2006 11:28 AM
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I don't think there will ever be a drama better than OZ on tv because of the reallistic look at inmates lifes.
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Re: death row: an intimate oz community
Oct 15, 2006 9:56 AM
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well...i agree with you on this.
btw, guess who got the OZ ringtone yesterday 
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Alvarez: Yo, I'm as bugged out as you. I mean, I know you guys spent a lot of time with Cutler. Did he ever mention anything about me?
Robson: Yeah. In his sleep at night he'd whisper your name. Fuck off.
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Edited by xalvarezx at 10/15/2006 6:56 AM
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Re: death row: an intimate oz community
Oct 9, 2006 10:35 PM
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I will probably get on the wrong side of some people in this forum, but what the hell...
Don't get me wrong, I think Law and Order is great. I loved it and all the spin-off (SVU, Criminal Intent..)
However, Oz kicks Law and Order anytime. Even though they have the same calibre of great actors, Law and Order just does not allow those actors to have rooms to grow and express themselves. They are stuck in a template of similiar storyplot. It's ironic because I enjoyed watching it... LOL. On the other hand, Oz provides rooms for actors to show their finest (even the minor characters) and the the unrestricting style allow the writers and actors to explore many aspect of issues.
Enough of my rant, they should start Oz season 7.
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Re: death row: an intimate oz community
Sep 12, 2006 5:05 PM
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um...i think wolf and fontana are co-workers or something...i know what you mean. i love law n order, but the SVU is way better then trial by jury although miguel is there and stuff...but, keller and that hottie mukada are just a purfect match...hmm...yah...today's SVU. everytday's SVU. i love it. and then afterwards, Carnivale...mmm...Carnivale...*drool*
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Alvarez: Yo, I'm as bugged out as you. I mean, I know you guys spent a lot of time with Cutler. Did he ever mention anything about me?
Robson: Yeah. In his sleep at night he'd whisper your name. Fuck off.
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Re: death row: an intimate oz community
Sep 12, 2006 3:46 PM
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Hi,
You seem to know a lot. I just started watching OZ. I love it! I just wanted to know that why are so many cast members of Oz on Law and Order??? Do they have the same casting director or something? Everytime I watch Law & Order I am like..oh he/she was on Oz...Anyone know why??
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Re: death row: an intimate oz community
Sep 9, 2006 4:14 PM
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*bites lip*
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Alvarez: Yo, I'm as bugged out as you. I mean, I know you guys spent a lot of time with Cutler. Did he ever mention anything about me?
Robson: Yeah. In his sleep at night he'd whisper your name. Fuck off.
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Re: death row: an intimate oz community
Sep 6, 2006 3:19 PM
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>
I was at the Season 6 DVD signing in NYC last night and Tom Fontana said that he was having a hard time keeping it fresh and that it was time for him to close it down...HIS way.
The signing was awesome - Fontana, Miguel Alvarez, Fr. Macado, Poet, Chaz Hoyt, Keller, Beecher, Ryan O'Rielly, Chucky Pancamo, McManus and the Bitch Guard chick were all there and were friendly, accomodating and posed for a ton of pictures even if the Tower staff were asswipes.
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Re: death row: an intimate oz community
Aug 21, 2006 11:20 AM
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> Anybody knows where I can get a hold of season 6
> right now?
Ebay?
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Alvarez: Yo, I'm as bugged out as you. I mean, I know you guys spent a lot of time with Cutler. Did he ever mention anything about me?
Robson: Yeah. In his sleep at night he'd whisper your name. Fuck off.
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Re: death row: an intimate oz community
Aug 21, 2006 11:19 AM
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> Does anyone in here know why they abruptly shut down
> Oz? Is it just me or does ir lookl a little
> suspicious? I know its been over a year but that
> thing always puzzled me that a more vioent and
> morally corrupt show like the Sopranos is still
> living a long life and yet Oz died. Dont get me wrong
> I love the sopranos and I am up to date on all the
> episodes..I am just curious as to why OZ was so
> abruptly taken off the air and why will you not
> contine the series I am hoping it is not because of
> complaints or sensorship issues because the way I see
> it, Sopranos is just as voilent and immoral if not
> more so and it is still on TV, even though both
> series started around the same time. At least the men
> in Oz are locked up for what they have done and they
> are paying an even higher price sitting in a hell
> hole like OZ, unlike the sopranos whose acts of
> voilence, racial epitaphs and indescretions are
> glorified, celebrated if you will. I think Oz speaks
> to a reality that must be told. If I get a petition
> together of all the people I know who would like it
> to continue.. would you fans in this Oz club will you
> support such an effort?
um, Fontana stated that, if he continued with the following seasons, oz would probably be turned into a somesort of a media mock. plus, he ran out of ideas how to kill a man.
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Alvarez: Yo, I'm as bugged out as you. I mean, I know you guys spent a lot of time with Cutler. Did he ever mention anything about me?
Robson: Yeah. In his sleep at night he'd whisper your name. Fuck off.
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Re: death row: an intimate oz community
Aug 20, 2006 10:33 PM
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Anybody knows where I can get a hold of season 6 right now?
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