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The L Word: Season 04 (2007)

The L Word: Season 04 (2007)
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THE L WORD Season 4 picks up with the women wrestling with issues close to their hearts. As with previous seasons, old demons rear their ugly heads and a host of new characters are brought into their fold, offering them access to a broader community with diverse issues. The L Word stars Jennifer Beals, Leisha Hailey, Laurel Holloman, Mia Kirshner, Katherine Moennig, Dallas Roberts, Daniela Sea, Rachel Shelley, and Pam Grier. Newest additions to the cast include Cybill Shepherd, Marlee Matlin, Janina Gavankar and Rose Rollins. Special guest stars are Rosanna Arquette, Eric Roberts, Bruce Davison, Kristanna Loken and Jane Lynch. This season, the war in Iraq becomes an integral part of Alice's (Hailey) life as she struggles to move on after the death of Dana; Helena (Shelley) tries to find financial independence and come to terms with leaving behind a world of privilege; Phyllis Kroll (Shepherd) -- who takes the courageous plunge late in life to come out of the closet -- risking everything that has defined her life up to now; and, Bette (Beals) has to deal with Jodi Lerner (Matlin), a woman who confronts her head-on about her Type-A personality.

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Jennifer BealsLaurel Holloman, (more)
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Synopsis of The L Word: Season 04

THE L WORD Season 4 picks up with the women wrestling with issues close to their hearts. As with previous seasons, old demons rear their ugly heads and a host of new characters are brought into their fold, offering them access to a broader community with diverse issues. The L Word stars Jennifer Beals, Leisha Hailey, Laurel Holloman, Mia Kirshner, Katherine Moennig, Dallas Roberts, Daniela Sea, Rachel Shelley, and Pam Grier. Newest additions to the cast include Cybill Shepherd, Marlee Matlin, Janina Gavankar and Rose Rollins. Special guest stars are Rosanna Arquette, Eric Roberts, Bruce Davison, Kristanna Loken and Jane Lynch. This season, the war in Iraq becomes an integral part of Alice's (Hailey) life as she struggles to move on after the death of Dana; Helena (Shelley) tries to find financial independence and come to terms with leaving behind a world of privilege; Phyllis Kroll (Shepherd) -- who takes the courageous plunge late in life to come out of the closet -- risking everything that has defined her life up to now; and, Bette (Beals) has to deal with Jodi Lerner (Matlin), a woman who confronts her head-on about her Type-A personality.

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626 mins

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    Lisa C.

    I loved Seasons 1 and 2. I did think Season 3 lacked some charm. However, Season 4 proves once again why this series is so addictive. The scenes between Jennifer Beals and Marlee Matlin are simply lovely, real and my favorites. Cybill Shepherd is hilarious as an older woman who comes out. Leisha Hailey is witty and funny as ever as Alice. Laurel Holloman gives Tina a very mature spin and realizes what she has missed especially from her former partner. Looking forward to Season 5.

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    Ana A.

    There are a variety of topics that everybody can relate to. The new characters are in situations that seem unique, yet are very real in todays life. As usual...each episode leaves you wanting more and more and more....and leaves you always wondering 'what is going to happen next?'...I love the L word!

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    Jessica P.

    The entire series is amazing, and sadly coming to an end (after next season). I highly reccomend The L-Word. I actually plan on adding on to my dvd collection, and am working my way up to owning every season. I'd give it 10 stars if I could !!

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