Two Guys and a Girl: The Complete Series [DVD]

Love this show but several episodes were out of order on the disks. Verify order before watching if this bugs you.

I never gave the show the time of day when it was still on the air. Definitely a huge miss on my part. I decided to grab this because it was super cheap and I’m glad I did. My fiancé and I just flat out bust a gut watching this. The chemistry between the three main characters is so good. These guys are hysterical and the show itself reeks of the 90s culture. It’s so good! Highly recommend it. Nice and compact and doesn’t take up a ton of space on your shelf and it’s a great addition to any TV show collector.

plays fine, enjoying a blast from the past

Alright, this was one of the first things I converted to digital for my home server when I first started using my media center PC. I still have those, and until now, they were the only ones I had. They still had network logos, and a few spots had the first split second of commercials. Didn't care, loved this show, had to have it.LOVE that it came out on DVD finally. There's just SO MUCH in this show to love. If you liked Deadpool, this show, almost two decades earlier, shows why they picked Ryan Reynolds. For me, this show has always been his defining moment. This showcased his talent in ways that nothing else after ever did. Consistently great line delivery, awesome timing, the smart-alec character, he did these to perfection in this series.And he wasn't alone. Every person in here (including the not-then-known Nathan Fillion) really had a chance to shine.The acting was awesome. The writing was fantastic, since still, almost 20 years later, despite me having every episode, I bought a new DVD set of it anyway. Their Halloween episodes were just masterpieces. One of my favorites is when they switch brains - because the actors weren't only great at doing their OWN characters, in this show, you could see how well they could do the OTHER person's character.The story arcs weren't episodic, you didn't have all the junk they try to pull now-a-days to hook an audience. No tricks, no gimmicks, just great writing, and great acting.Characters were very well fleshed out, and you got to see their development and growth over the duration of the series.VERY few shows for me have those literal "Laugh Out Loud" moments. They are so few and far between, and this one packs in so many of them that it should be considered unhealthy.I'm so glad to finally see this on DVD. Hopefully now a whole new generation of people who never knew what it was will pick it up and enjoy the magic that was "Two guys, a Girl, and a Pizza Place."

I loaned my brother my first set last Christmas. I don't think I'm getting it back any time soon. I watch this show every night at bed time and have missed it to this date. Very soon I shell receive a brand new set. I am pleased.

Two Guys And A Girl may have been one of the worst reviewed shows of the 1990's, with most reviews unfavorably comparing it to "Friends" and a slew of similar shows that were released in the same time frame. Many review unfairly focused on the shows unfortunate original title "Two Guys, A Girl and A Pizza Place". These reviews were unfair and short sighted, as this show while maybe not as refined as "Friends" or clearly defined as "Seinfeld" was still rather funny and unique in its own right. The series focuses on three friends Berg (A breakout Ryan Reynolds), Pete (Richard Ruccolo) and Sharon (Traylor Howard) as they deal with their lives, careers and romances in their mid-20's. Berg is a drifter who has not yet decided what he wants to do in life has bounced from one major in grad school to another, Pete has always wanted to be an architect but has never had a passion for it and Sharon has a corporate job for a chemical company that she cannot stand. The humor on the show is quirky in that it subverts some typical tropes of the genre (for example, their excellent Halloween episodes that are stand alone episodes and can be watched out of context from the rest of the series). In the later seasons the series changes its concept a bit, dropping the "Pizza Place" where Berg and Pete worked to make extra money from both the title and the plot. Additional cast members were added in later seasons most notably Nathan Fillion and Suzanne Cryer who would become series regulars and major characters on the show.Overall this series is clever, unique, quirky and funny in ways it isn't expected to be. A perfect time capsule of what sitcoms were like the the late 1990's. It could probably have been a bigger success had it debuted just a few years earlier, or a couple years later. And if this had aired on say NBC or FOX instead of ABC at the time, I think it would have been a much more popular show. At the time ABC was stuck in a perpetual third place among the big 4 networks and that coupled with the poor reviews meant that few people watched this show. Had it aired on another network I have no doubt it would have stood out for more positive reasons. One thing worth noting is that while this series never got a huge audience (at least by the standard of the time) it did very well in demographics, in particular with the 18-49 demographic, often beating its timeslot rivals "Dawson's Creek", "Beverly Hills, 90210" and whatever CBS was airing at the time.

DVD's work great and the show is outstanding.

I forgot how much I love this show. It is awesome.

Can’t wait to watch it

I have only watched the first 3 dvds of the series but it is light hearted and very uplifting to watch. It will take sometime to complete the full viewing but i like it very much.

Ryan Reynolds makes this show hilarious and its completely worth the buy if you’re a fan of his work.

My wife and I are really enjoying re-living this fun, funny, and often overlooked sitcom. The DVDs are very basic (zero special features, interviews, or commentaries) but the show holds up pretty well.

Brings back to when it was on tv