Nominated for 39 Emmys and 8 Golden Globes, including 3 (and one win) for Best TV Series - Drama, Six Feet Under is widely considered one of the best dramas currently on television. Creator Alan Ball, Oscar-winning screenwriter for American Beauty, introduces a series known for its darkly comical portrayal of a typical dysfunctional American family attempting to live their lives while running a business that thrives on death. Boasting a catchy main title theme song composed by Thomas Newman (brains behind the scores of Real Genius, Shawshank Redemption, American Beauty, Finding Nemo, and many others), Six Feet Under continues the long-running string of critically and popularly acclaimed original drama series created by HBO, following in the footsteps of Oz (1997), Sex And The City (1998), and The Sopranos (1999). Premiering in mid-summer 2001, the series takes a unique look at the highs and lows of life and death, sporting the tagline, "Your whole life is leading up to this…"

Six Feet Under follows the lives of a hardworking American family in Pasadena, California as they deal with the everyday rigors of running their family business - an independent funeral home. Nate and Ruth Fisher (Frances Conroy of The Aviator) operate the business on a daily basis with the aid of their youngest son David (Michael C. Hall), while their daughter Claire (Lauren Ambrose) deals the tribulations of high school life and their eldest son Nate Jr. (Peter Krause) works in an organic grocery store in Seattle. But family affairs take a turn for the worse when Nate Jr.'s latest visit is marked by the tragic death of his father. With the family in mourning, it's soon revealed that the late patriarch left the funeral home to be owned and run jointly by David and Nate Jr. With a massive corporation hounding the family to sell out, coupled with their own personal problems, the Fishers must learn to deal with their grief as well as each other. Well-written and well-cast, Six Feet Under continues to offer some of the most entertaining drama on TV today…

<p>The Six Feet Under (Season 2) DVD features a number of dramatic episodes including the season premiere "In the Game" in which Brenda and Nate's relationship hits quite a slump while Ruth is attempting to be more open and accepting of David's homosexuality, and in so doing, questions her daughter's sexual preferences. Meanwhile, Rico tries to become more of a force within the company by taking on the sales end of the business… Other notable episodes from Season 2 include "The Invisible Woman" in which Ruth becomes intimately involved in the affairs of a dead single woman who appears to have no family, and "The Liar and the Whore" in which the family is sued by a former client…

Below is a list of episodes included on the Six Feet Under (Season 2) DVD:

Episode 14 (In the Game) Air Date: 03-03-2002 Episode 15 (Out, Out, Brief Candle) Air Date: 03-10-2002 Episode 16 (The Plan) Air Date: 03-17-2002 Episode 17 (Driving Mr. Mossback) Air Date: 03-24-2002 Episode 18 (The Invisible Woman) Air Date: 03-31-2002 Episode 19 (In Place of Anger) Air Date: 04-07-2002 Episode 20 (Back to the Garden) Air Date: 04-14-2002 Episode 21 (It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year) Air Date: 04-21-2002 Episode 22 (Someone Else's Eyes) Air Date: 04-28-2002 Episode 23 (The Secret) Air Date: 05-05-2002 Episode 24 (The Liar and the Whore) Air Date: 05-12-2002 Episode 25 (I'll Take You) Air Date: 05-19-2002 Episode 26 (The Last Time) Air Date: 06-02-2002

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