Here at Geeks of Doom we’re giving one lucky reader Dirt Season One on DVD!

About Dirt Season 1 DVD:

– Available Subtitles: English
– Available Audio Tracks: English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
– All 13 episodes from the 2007 season on four discs
– Celebrity Couple Gets Dirty
– Through a Lens, Darkly
– Tabloid Wars: Totally true stories from the celebrity trenches
– Deleted scenes

Read the Geeks of Doom review of Dirt Season 1.

TO ENTER: Fill out the form below and include the correct answer to the following question:

What was the name of Courteney Cox’s character on Friends?

Entry form is here after the jump.

RULES: One entry per person. All entries must be in by Thursday, February 7, 2008 at 11:58 EST. This contest is only open to residents of the United States. No international entries will be accepted. Entries tracked through contest-jacking blind-link websites such as online-sweepstakes.com and slickdeals.net, et. al, will be immediately disqualified. Void where prohibited. Winners will be chosen randomly from valid entries and will be notified by email.

GOOD LUCK!!!

Dirt Season 2

Season Two Premieres Sunday, March 2 at 10 PM ET/PT

Courteney Cox Returns as Tabloid Editor “Lucy Spiller”

The second season of Dirt, starring Courteney Cox, will premiere on FX Sunday, March 2, 2008 at 10 PM ET/PT. Ian Hart, Josh Stewart and Alexandra Breckenridge also return as series regulars. Guest stars include Julian Acosta, Tom Arnold, Laura Allen, Ryan Eggold, Rick Fox, Ashley Johnson, Richard Karn, Sharon Lawrence, Will McCormack, Larry Miller, Jeffrey Nordling, Pablo Schreiber and Kevin Wheatley. Rosanna Arquette is a special guest star in episode 6.

Dirt, a dramatic satire of celebrity culture, reveals the life of Lucy Spiller (Courteney Cox), the stalwart, unrelenting editor-in-chief of the celebrity tabloid magazine Dirt Now. With an uncanny sixth sense for the truth and an infallible instinct for cover-ups, Lucy exposes the secrets and lies of the famous and the infamous through her magazine with rancorous accuracy. Thanks largely to exclusive, revealing pictures of reigning celebrities captured by ardent photographer Don Konkey (Ian Hart), Dirt Now exhibits show business image-making to reveal the often-repugnant truth behind ambition, fame and yearning.

The second season of Dirt continues where the first season left off: Lucy lays bleeding and unconscious after a brutal, in-home attack at the hands of actress Julia Mallory (Laura Allen), whose career was destroyed by Dirt Now. Don Konkey struggles to overcome his schizophrenia through medication as he is shattered by Lucy’s assault. Holt McLaren (Josh Stewart), no longer living with Julia, ascends to A-list stardom. Willow McPherson (Alexandra Breckenridge) has ended her affair with Dirt Now publisher Brent Barrow (Jeffrey Nordling) and is no longer the naïve, neophyte reporter on Lucy’s staff.

In its first season, Dirt averaged 3.7 million Adults 18-49 and 5.2 million total viewers in a weekly multi-telecast cume. The series, which films in Hollywood, California, was created and is executive produced by Matthew Carnahan. Courteney Cox, David Arquette and Joel Fields are executive producers. ABC Studios and FX are co-production partners in association with Coquette Productions.