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Tue Aug 26, 2008 — by Robert Greenberger

Reaper Season One due on DVD

November 4 Release

Lionsgate releases the first season of the CW’s Reaper on November 4. The amusing show with Bret Harrison and Ray Wise comes as a box set featuring all 18 episodes plus the usual assort of bonus materials including deleted scenes and commentary with cast and crew. The five-disc set will retail for $39.98.

Reaper features a slacker who discovers his soul was sold to the devil and now has to become Hell’s bounty hunter (while similar to the film Ghost Rider, they’re unrelated). The CW intends to bring the second season to the screen for mid-season.

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