Greek Chapter Two on DVD

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greek-ch-2 The hippest, hottest cast on TV is back when Greek: Chapter Two arrives on DVD December 30, 2008 from Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment. All 12 episodes of the hit ABC Family dramedy are included in the three-disc set, along with an exclusive free song download by Plain White T’s, Plain White T’s music video, bloopers, audio commentary and more.

Nothing is off limits in this revealing peek into the complex world of fraternities and sororities. Friendship, social pressure, competition, alcohol, sex, and the ups and downs of college life are all explored with humor and sensitivity as the Cartwright siblings and their classmates continue their transition from sheltered teens to young adults. Created by Patrick Sean Smith (“Summerland,” “Wildfire”), Greek: Chapter Two features a cast of rising stars including Jacob Zachar (Surf’s Up), Spencer Grammer (“As the World Turns”), Scott Michael Foster (“Quarterlife”), and Jake McDorman (Live Free or Die Hard).

Bonus Features

· Bloopers
· The Flashback Episode: “And So It Begins”
· Music Extra: “Natural Disaster” by Plain White T’s
· Audio Commentaries

Set in the social minefield of campus fraternities and sororities, Greek: Chapter Two continues the story of a group of undergraduates at Cyprus Rhodes University. As the brothers and sisters return from Spring Break, they are up to their ears in planning for Greek Week, rushing new pledges and maybe even studying for finals. Casey (Spencer Grammer) continues her quest to become the most powerful girl in the Greek system, while ignoring her brother Rusty (Jacob Zacr), who has ambitions of his own that might surprise his big sister.

I might be a 41 year old Mom, but I LOVE this show. I’m a member of Sigma Alpha Iota, the professional sorority for women in music, but my experiences were nothing at all like what goes on in “Greek”. I just think the acting is top-notch and the episodes are well-written. Anyone else who reads this blog watch “Greek”?