[DVD comeback]

When you wait until a movie comes out on dvd and rental to see it.Done when you know you either cant get to the movies or are just broke.

Man i want to go see X-Men Origins but im broke,ill just catch its DVD comeback.

by Davion Williams May 16, 2009

Dvok

Dvok is a synonym for "Legend"

Look at that Dvok!

by Dv0k November 21, 2009

DVDcase

Just like a bookcase but for DVDs

I need DVDcase where can I get one

by leroy100 August 13, 2010

DVRwatching

The process of watching something on television and intermittently pausing the DVR to do something else then returning to watch television right where you left off.

Sara was DVRwatching her favorite show while doing chores about the house.

by jesse4494 October 25, 2010

DVR Equity

Allowing a TV program to start recording, before beginning to watch, so enough time elapses to skip through commercials.

-Bro, So You Think You Can Dance is starting; put it on!
-Yeah bro it's recording, I'm building up DVR Equity so we can skip the commercials.

by Teddy McTederson May 12, 2011

DVR-bage

Any type of media (movies, TV episodes, sporting events, etc.) that you recorded on your DVR but never watch; their sole purpose of being there, it seems, is just to take up space.

You recorded that entire Indiana Jones movie marathon? Now that`s just DVR-bage!!

by P. Cayune March 10, 2013

DVRbomb

When a television network adds a showing of a popular show to the nationwide television listings, most often flagging it as a "first-run" episode to get the highest possible DVR recording effect and then shows an episode of an entirely different series, with the hope that you will watch the entire episode and continue to watch (or record) the series from that single exposure to it. Many times the "bombed" show is in the same genre as the original listed show, but not always. This is done by listing the episode as one of a much more popular series and then running the episode of a series that has been lagging in ratings. They do this knowing darn well that hundreds of thousands of DVR's have "season passes" to the popular show and will auto record the "bombed" show via the listings and a certain percentage of people will watch the "bombed" show instead of just deleting it straight away.

For example, scheduling a first run episode of the wildly popular series "Ghost Hunters" and then showing an episode of the not often seen series "Haunted Collector". "Man, last night SyFy DVRbombed me with Haunted Collector disguised as Ghost Hunters."

by ViDeOmAnCiNi April 29, 2013