Taking home four Emmy Awards for is outrageous second season, including Outstanding Casting for a Comedy Series, “My Name Is Earl” also stars Jaime Pressly (Joe Dirt, “Jack And Jill”), Ethan Suplee (Mallrats, Clerks II), Eddie Steeples (Akeelah And The Bee, Torque) and Nadine Velazquez (Biker Boyz, Chasing Papi).  Littered with an array of notable guest stars, the second season features appearances from Roseanne (Roseanne), Burt Reynolds (Cannonball Run, Boogie Nights), Giovanni Ribisi (Gone In 60 Seconds, Saving Private Ryan), John Leguizamo (Moulin Rouge!), Beau Bridges (The Fabulous Baker Boys, “Into The West”), Sean Astin (The Lord Of The Rings trilogy, “24”), Amy Sedaris (Strangers With Candy) and John Waters (“Til Death Do Us Part”), among others.

Sharing an offbeat comic sensibility with such shows as “The Office,” “Arrested Development,” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” but with a distinctly dysfunctional redneck flair, the show most recently received six 2007 Emmy nominations – including an Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series nod for Jaime Pressly – and has been recognized for its talented cast and crew by the Screen Actors Guild Of America, the Writers Guild Of America, the Directors Guild Of America, the Emmy Awards, the Golden Globe Awards and the People’s Choice Awards since its debut.  Most recently Sharing its good karma, the “My Name Is Earl” Season Two DVD Collection includes all 23 half-hour episodes, audio commentaries, featurettes, deleted scenes, a blooper reel and more.  The set will be available for the suggested retail price of $49.98U.S./$69.98 Canada.  Pre-book is August 29.

Doing the right thing isn’t always easy. Just ask Earl Hickey (Lee), a recovering ne’er-do-well with a lifetime’s worth of dirty deeds to make up for.  In order to turn his life around, Earl needs a G.E.D., a job, an apartment and a whole lot of good karma.  And, if he can keep his ex-wife out of prison, so much the better!  Join Earl and his gang of loveable losers as he continues his wildly offbeat transformation from hood to good in the uproarious and outrageous Season Two of “My Name is Earl”…It’s not always politically correct, but it’s always hilarious!