Out Of Town - Vol.7-9 (Box Set)

Advantages: original series, classic family entertainment, reinforces great values
Disadvantages: lack of episode continuity within the series in distribution

...throughout the world while facing many personal challenges. This particular disc is a follow onto Vol 1 (I will review that when I locate the Caio listing), and contains 5 episodes. The episodes are: The Big Star Round-Up (episode 7, series 2) The Camp Out (episode 8, series 2) Bravest of the Brave (episode 10, series 2) The Long Lost Care Bears (episode 11, series 2) Birthday Bear's Blues (episode 12, series 2) The disc is 110 minutes long, and the episodes appear to be complete and unedited. the transfer from film is excellent, and the sound is clear and unmuffled, which is a niggle I often find on cheap DVD editions. It is no frills, so without any extras, though occasionally I have seen this edition released around holidays with a bonus Care Bear cuddly toy with it. My only complaint is while it is inexpensive enough, the series only ran... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: Great Value For Money
Disadvantages: Doesn't include extra's like the Smeg Ups!

...This is a great DVD showcasing series 1 to 4 in a nicely presented box set, thats all twenty-four episodes including 'The End', 'Future Echoes', 'Balance Of Power', 'Waiting For God', 'Confidence And Paranoia', 'Me2'... If your looking for the added extra's and smeg up's of this popular TV comedy then unfortunately these aren't included. For the die hard Red Dwarf fans out there you might prefer to buy the separate series box sets with all the added extra's, but if all your looking for a nice compact DVD box set of the first 4 series (which are the best in my opinion) then its definately worth buying. At around the same price as buying two separate series DVD's its great value for money too.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Cheaper by the dozen
Disadvantages: Maybe classed as geek

...After making extra space on the shelf, I put Series 7 up along with the rest, I smile knowing that all is good. 1 Box, 6 Disks, 22 episodes. I paid £49.99 in HMV and got there last one, then spent about 18 hours in front of the telly, with pizza -meat feast if you wanna know. Each individual dvd is normally just under £20 so 20 x 6 =120 Save quite a bit, and you get a cool box. Series 7 is another thrilling part of the Stargate ride. Daniel Jackson (Michael Shanks) has returned to SG-1 after being acended. Richard Dean Anderson is again Amazing as the the lead Character Col. Jack O'niell (Two l's) And gets the ancients knowledge downloaded in his head again. and there is another Jack O'niell now Amanda Tapping plays Major Samantha Carter. is the brillient scientist/Military person who is in love with Jack her CO Christopher Judge... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful