Download Un-aired Episodes of THE BLACK DONNELLYS

April 11th, 2007

In an effort to placate disgruntled fans, NBC has made the un-aired episodes of its recently cancelled mob drama THE BLACK DONNELLYS available for download on iTunes. All eight episodes from season one are now available by clicking here.

While on the subject of THE BLACK DONELLYS, how poorly named is its reality show replacement THANK GOD YOU’RE HERE? I have yet to meet anyone who’s ‘thanking God’ that an unfunny reality show has replaced yet another quality scripted drama.

In more iTunes TV news, recent additions to the iTunes store include:
WEEDS Season 2
SLEEPER CELL Season 2
THE PRETENDER Season 1
STEPHEN COLBERT’S TEK JANSEN ADVENTURES
ST. ELSEWHERE Season 1

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5 Responses to “Download Un-aired Episodes of THE BLACK DONNELLYS”

AJ Says:

April 11th, 2007 at 7:41 am

I actually didn’t hate TGYH…..2 hours of it was overkill, and they should just get rid of Dave Foley. Why do you need a judge? I thought the first episode was pretty funny though. Black Donnelly’s could not hold my attention…it was terirble.

theTVaddict Says:

April 11th, 2007 at 7:45 am

Having been sucked in by the incessant promotions, I too gave TGYH an honest try. But like most movies, found the funny parts revealed in the commercials. The rest was pretty much filler. Poor Jason Alexander… will the SEINFELD curse ever stop following him?

eric Says:

April 22nd, 2007 at 12:16 pm

The Black Donnellys was a great show! Granted it was better suited for HBO or SHOWTIME but I thought NBC did a good job with all the regulatiouns they had to follow. Why does stupid shows stay on the air while great shows get canned. I think it was racial, nobody likes Irish people I guess. Its not fair. African Americans have their shows, Itialians have their shows, heck even gay people have their own shows. Just not Irish. When bad stuff happen to other folks its common place to blame their skin, I guess prejudice will leave no rock un-turned!!