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21 of 21 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Highs and Lows,
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This review is from: Due South: The Complete First Season (DVD)
I find myself in a kind of love//hate relationship with the Season 1 DVD Box of Due South. The set has some good features (For example, being able to play all episodes on a disc in a row without returning to the menu) but also some really silly mistakes. The biggest of these have been mentioned before in almost every review here, but I'll restate them anyway.The set is called the "complete first season", yet it lacks the 2-hour pilot episode. What was Alliance/Atlantis smoking when they made this decision? If they wanted to be greedy, corporate jerks they could have released the pilot separately FIRST and charged full price for it, but it should have been included in the Season 1 box (there's room for it). As it stands, newcomers to the series have no idea what's going on. They aren't introduced to any of the characters properly. They don't know why Fraser is in Chicago or how he met Ray, etc. Sloppy sloppy. They'd better not decide to release some Special Edition season 1 box down the road that does include the pilot is all I have to say. Next on the hit list are the DVDs themselves. They're 2-sided, although I believe at least 2 of them are DVD-18s (dual-sided, dual-layered) and I applaud A/A for the effort but there's a reason why DVD-18 never caught on. With the release of DVD changers (players that hold between 2 and 200 DVDs) it's simply more convenient to have 2 dual-layered DVDs instead of one DVD-18 that you have to get up and flip over (anyone having LaserDisc flashbacks?). Despite the annoyance, the DVD-18 format does allow 8 episodes to a disc and still have them all be good quality (better than many newer series I own). Very few features are included, but they were always secondary to quality of presentation, in my opinion. The case itself is also flawed in that it is simply a modified 2-disc case. Discs 2 and 3 overlap so one must be removed before the other. Again, sloppy sloppy. Having Due South in any form is greatly appreciated, but let's see the pilot released separately now (at a decent price please) and when season 2 is released, let's see 6 dual-layered discs rather than 3 DVD-18s.
5.0 out of 5 stars
5 stars!,
By Pine tree (Japan) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Due South: The Complete First Season (DVD)
Due South is a heart-warming thing very much, though it is a criminal drama.And characters (wolf is included) and music have wonderful all. I expect that the series which follows this work and it will be put on the market also in Japan in which I live.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best show ever, and I'm proud to own it.,
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This review is from: Due South: The Complete First Season (DVD)
Due South is a show I've loved since I first saw it, so finally being able to own the entire first season on DVD is really an honor. The acting and dialogue are wonderful, the music is fantastic, and I haven't seen another show that's combined action and humor so well. Oh yeah, and seeing the episodes in order once again reminded me that Due South had the best car chases ever! Just a small note about the DVDs themselves: Trying to pry them out of their case was my own private version of hell.
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