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It has been years since I’ve seen The Dwelling, and the moment I saw the commercial for it on TV, I immediately ordered it. It’s a broad DVD space with some really worthwhile bonus features, particularly the cast commentaries.
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That being said, yes, the music replacement is quite noticeable, as is the frequent and sometimes scene devastating blurring of any and all images that might require MTV to pay something for their demonstrate. The insert that comes with the DVD region claims that to include these images and songs would have cost millions and forbade the production of the DVD. I derive that hard to absorb.
How worthy is it going to cost to have a record of Andrew Shue on a goofy homemade collage? Or some obscure album shroud from 15 years ago? I can’t imagine those would cost all that powerful. And how remarkable can the inclusion of a handful of songs cost? Even fair for those few that were played over the live performances in studio, which is where the dubbing is most noticeable (any skit performed in the studio that contains licensed music, does not have a single fragment of current sound, whatsoever. It’s all dubbed over with recent music, generic audience laughter, and re-recorded performances by the modern cast members) . Resplendent remarkable every licensed song former in the explain is background music with dialogue recorded over it. How, in that kind of context, is some Marvin Gaye song from 30 years ago or goofy grunge song from 1993 is going to cost “millions” to license? And how did songs such as “The Power” by Snap!, which is played over the guidance counselor sketch, originate it in and all these others didn’t?
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I’m certain the trusty explanation is that MTV didn’t give this DVD production any kind of budget at all, which is why we bag all these alterations. I guess we should be thankful that the cast members and producers were so dedicated to the present that they took the time to pick up ways to accept around all these inconveniences forced upon them by their stingy bosses.
It’s large to notice the expose again and so many of my current skits, particularly from the first season. It’s impartial a shame so many gigantic parts are ruined by all the editing and audio dubbing. I believe it’s 4-star rating entirely MTV’s fault for being so cheap with one of its greatest shows.
Disc 1 (Season One)
All five episodes from Season One
Commentary on every episode by various cast members
Interviews
Origins
Feedback
Outtakes
Disc 2 (Season Two)
All six episodes from Season Two
Commentary on every episode by various cast members
Interviews
Roles
Catchphrases
Outtakes
Disc 3 (Season Three)
All six episodes from Season Three
Commentary on every episode by various cast members
Interviews
Outtakes
Disc 4 (Season Four)
All seven episodes from Season Four
Commentary on every episode by various cast members
Interviews
Outtakes
Disc 5 (Bonus Disc)
Pilot
Over 90 minutes of unaired sketches with commentary from the cast
Outtakes
Special Appearances:
-”The Location” on “The Jon Stewart Display”
-The cast’s performance on MTV’s “Shut Up & Laugh, Panama City” (1996)
-Spring Crash Safety Tips
-MTV Christmas Party Video
Promos
Hot Tubs
Silver Coins for Sale