The special features are neat because they dug up all kinds of old crap and combined it with current interviews of the actors, as well as Lucas and Spielberg. Raiders of The Lost Ark was in particular a pretty serious technical achievement for the time.
I bought Steph the Alias first season. It's interesting how I got drawn into that show. Prior to the airing of the pilot, ABC did heavy advertising for the show, especially billboards, that had little more than the title and Jennifer Garner in the bright red hair that she used to get out of the country in that episode. I thought that was pretty hot, so I watched the show.
As it turns out, she's pretty hot all of the time, which is weird because I'm not usually into the athletic types. But she kicks ass and you really can't help but feel for her character. She plays it in such a way that her soul is obviously a good one, but she's surrounded by all of this darkness and evil at all times.
What amazes me about the show, now in its third season, is that the writing is obviously fleshed out in a general sense at least a season in advance. They haven't yet written themselves into a corner in the way that other shows have (Dark Angel and La Femme Nikita come to mind). There's always a bigger picture, and when you see that picture, it absolutely blows you away. I hope the show continues a few more seasons.
Personally, I'd like to get the first two seasons of 24 as well. That's the other show I'm hooked on, but God only knows when I'd have time to watch all of that. We have all of the released Futurama episodes, and we have the first Family Guy set. We have the entire Robotech series, but haven't cracked open any of the episodes beyond the Macross saga (it's hard to watch a lot of Japanese anime in short periods of time).