World Famous Comics: Douglas Spearman Noah's Arc - The Complete Second Season
Douglas Spearman Noah's Arc - The Complete Second Season
Starring: Douglas Spearman, Jensen Atwood, Darryl Stephens, George Keith, Nate Adams Directed By: Patrik-Ian Polk Average Rating: Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: DVD Format: Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC Label: MTV Number of Items: 3 Region Code: 1 Release Date: June 12, 2007 Running Time: 180 minutes Theatrical Release Date: July 27, 2006
Product Description: Navigating life and love in L.A. isn't easy and no one knows that better than Noah and his friends - Alex Ricky & Chance. LOGO's ground-breaking one-of-a-kind series Noah's Arc follows all four as they chart an uncertain course through the City of Angels where laughter and drama are never in short supply.DVD Features: Additional Scenes: Deleted Scenes Other: Tales from the Arc Side Commentary: Digisodes with optional commentary Other: Getting to Know : Commentary: *Optional Commentary by cast and show creator Other: Patrik-Ian Polk Other: Darryl Stephens Other: Rodney Chester Other: Doug Spearman Other: Christian Vincent Other: Merwin Mondesir Other: Rockmond Dunbar Other: Raz B Other: On the Set with : Other: Darryl Stephens Other: Rodney Chester Other: Doug Spearman and Jonathan Julian Other: Gregory Keith Featurette: At the Salon with Jensen Atwood Featurette: At the Gym with Christian Vincent and Gregory Keith Featurette: Clothing Noah's Arc Featurette: Behind the Scenes Photo Shoot Featurette: Noah's Arc at the 17th Annual GLAAD Awards Bloopers: Oh No They Didn t! (Blooper Reel) Other: What's the T?! (Logo digisodes) Other: Celebrity Coming Out Story - Wilson Cruz Other: NewNowNext Off the Record - Deadlee Other: Outlaugh Festival on Wisecrack - Marga Gomez Easter Eggs: Trey's Calendar gallery (do not list on packaging)Runtime: 180 minsFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: TELEVISION/SERIES & SEQUELS Rating: NR UPC: 097368519947 Manufacturer No: 851994
Amazon.com: If you're in the mood to watch sassy commentary, hardcore melodrama, and extreme dating, Noah's Arc will satisfy. Eight juicy episodes comprise The Complete Second Season. A heightened sense of action in the linked narratives, not only in the sexual sense, taps in to the old-school soap opera model, leaving the viewer jonesing to find out what will happen next. Stories center around five tight-knit buddies, Noah, Chance, Alex, Ricky, and Trey, but so many boyfriends come and go that it's tricky to even keep up with who's who in this handsome world. The men take everything, including themselves, way too seriously, but that's part of the fun. Most notably in The Second Season, Noah's ex, Wade, hovers in the background as Noah attempts to fall in love with gentlemanly Malik in "Housequake," the rapper Baby Gat in "Give It Up," and with politically astute Quincy in episodes six and seven. Dating galore amongst all the men leaves the viewer reeling, but each episode also tackles more serious issues in the gay community, like when Noah gets brutally beaten in "Baby, Can I Hold You?" or when Ricky braves dating an HIV-positive beau. Humor levels stay high with queen Alex's undying flair, while college professor, Chance, and his boyfriend, Eddie, hold down the fort in a more understated way. Corny, dramatic, funny, ridiculous, and touching all at once, this second season of Noah's Arc contains enough surprise to keep viewers riveted until the last microsecond of the season's finale. —Trinie Dalton
Noah's journey ain't over yet. This INCREDIBLY short second season had me wanting more. I got through it all during the course of 2 days - it was that good.
This season has some surprising twists to it - none of which I will reveal here, but Mr. Polk did an amazing job giving the characters more depth this season. The season cliffhanger was shocking, to say the least.
This set has some great features: you need to listen to the commentary, as with the first season, the dialogue is hilarious and it shows the cast being interviewed for the Logo channel.
Sadly, this show deserved a bigger audience than what Logo was capable of giving it. Had Showtime, HBO, or FX picked it up - it may have made Noah a household name.
I thought it would never come.. It took a whole mouth for it to get to my house and when it got here i send it back.. but they made sure they got there money from my card 1st wayy before they send it. i think the dvd is good but i rather buy it somewhere else then on amazon!!
Noah's ARC delivers on many levels This series has been roundly praised for being grounding breaking and at the same time critized harshly for it's bad acting, poor production values, and un believable story lines. While all of the above is true the point is we love and can relate to these charcters on many levels and isn't that the point in the first place. Each week for two far to short seasons we fell in love with Noah, Wade, Chance, Ricky, et al. Watch these two seasons of DVD's and laugh, cry, root for, and fall in love with these characters all over again. Two of the Digisodes, one each on the season two DVD with Jensen Atwwod (Wade) and Darryl Stephens (Noah) while very heavy handed are nothing short of acting/writing brilliance. The chemistry is unmatched on par with some of the best television has ever produced. ENJOY because now all we have are the DVD's and the upcoming movie. Noah's Arc - The Complete Second Season
landmark TV this show is groundbreaking- its a fabulous experience as a black gay man to have a show that one can relate to the situations , stories, characters etc. Watching it with friends or individually is a very powerful experience as their arent that many opportuntities for black gay men to watch shows about them. the look of the show has developed and they have extended the characters and stories for this season.
tis a shame they abandoned the series format as i'm sure more seasons were needed but maybe the film might open up new ground. all things considered the actors and writers have done well- I wonder if they will be bold and cross into multi racial love in the film!!! Most fans will probably be outraged but in the spirit of drama and pushing boundaries....
Amazing series done right again in Season II I loved the first season of Noah's Arc, about a quartet of gay Black men and their love trials and tribulations. It's funny, touching, occasionally over-the-top, and completely enjoyable to watch.
The second season is just as good as the first, if not better, and has all the sass, sadness, love, and inspiration as the first. And the characters are already well-developed and established, so there's no "down time."
The episodes are short (too short, in my opinion) but there are fortunately enough of them to keep me satisfied for awhile.
Unfortunately, it's no secret that the plug got pulled after the second season, and the "cliffhanger" turns out to be the end of the series. You will just have to fill in the details for yourself. Or email me, and I'll give you my quick version. (Suffice it to say, love prevails!)
If you haven't seen the second season, and you were a fan of the first, I highly HIGHLY recommend you see it. I downloaded the episodes from Amazon Unbox and would highly recommend this.
If you haven't seen either season, what are you waiting for? If you have, at least, a gay sensibility, then you will enjoy this. Black, White, or Purple, as long as you have a sense of humor, you will enjoy Noah's Arc.
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