New on DVD: 'The Amazing Race—The First Season'

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                The Amazing Race—The First Season
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          Sep 26, 2005
          
        
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       Making its DVD
            debut on Tuesday, September 27, is The Amazing Race--The First       Season (Paramount Home Entertainment). This Emmy-winning
            competition takes contestants around the globe to perform
            challenging       tasks and race one another to finish lines
            on all five continents. The       DVD includes making-of
            featurettes and several commentaries, including       one
            featuring the gay couple "Team Guido."     

        
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