Carnivale Season 1 Disc 2

Movie Title............................Carnivale Season 1 Disc 2

IMDB Rating............................9.1 / 10

Genre..................................Drama

Audio..................................English, French, Hungarian

Subtitles..............................English, French, Hungarian, Dutch, Arabic, Danish, Finnish, Greek, Hebrew, Norwegian, Polish, Portugese, Swedish

Menu...................................Untouched

DVD Extras.............................All Available

Video..................................DVD Shrink

Video Standard.........................Pal

Region.................................Region Free

Other..................................DVD & Cover art work included



Season 1, Episode 3: Tipton
Original Air Date: 28 September 2003
When the authorities of the cash-poor Oklahoma town of Tipton refuses to let the carnival set up show, Samson takes Jones' advice and temporally reinvents the troupe as a religious-revival show with Ben as the center act of a healer. In Mintern, Brother Justin's promise to the migrants of their new church upsets his regular congregation whom despise the seedy people. Meanwhile, Ben and Sofie team up to continue to search for clues about his mysterious past when they meet with an ailing old woman outside Tipton who knew Henry Scudder, Ben's father.


Season 1, Episode 4: Black Blizzard
Original Air Date: 5 October 2003
On the road to Babylon, Texas, the carnival encounters a horrific dust storm, called a 'black blizzard.' Intrigued with clues about his past, Ben follows Lodz into an abandoned house where the seer tests Ben's powers. Meanwhile, a lonely Sofie socializes with a handsome café owner. Samson visits an old flame while Jones, facing a roustabout mutiny of the carnies, comes up empty in his effort to meet with the mysterious and godly Management which controls Carnivale. In Mintern, Brother Justin struggles with an ultimatum by Reverend Norman Balthus: give up his new migrants ministry at Chin's, or face losing his old congregation at First Methodist.