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DVD : Big Valley - Season 2, Volume 1 |
- the big valley season 2i love the big valley i enjoy watching peter breck .and wish they put the whole season 2 on dvd and instead half
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- I love this show!I haven't had time to watch any of the programs in this collection, but I know the content is great, and hope the same goes for the transfer!
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- Great Show!!! Lousy Merchandizing!!Once again FOX is sticking it to long-time, loyal fans of these older TV shows. They did it with Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and are doing it to Burke's Law also. Splitting seasons into 2 parts and charging full price. Then, when fans get angry and stop buying(or burn their own off nostalgia TV)they discontinue production leaving us with an incomplete series and really mad. And no extras is just plain lazy!!
Are you mad? Then call FOX at FOX Customer Affairs... 1-888-223-2FOX, and give them a piece of your mind.
An irate viewer.
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- great series...great pricei paid $28.49 for this set from amazon and i think it's a bargain.i rate this set with 5 stars because of the quality of the dvds and the quality of the series.a lot of people complained because fox split up the season and for the higher price but for me it all boils down to how much you want the set.at an average of $1.89 per episode i feel you can't go wrong buying this set.it's a classic series and i hope the rest of the series will be put on dvds!
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- One Half is Never Enough I am of the original TV generation, and I have been avidly collecting my favorite television series on DVD as soon as they become available. I was just about to put season one of The Big Valley in my shopping cart when I stumbled across Season 2 PART 1. Breaking TV seasons up into two parts is nothing short of reprehensible. In comparison to producing new series, the studios have only minor production costs involved in releasing shows such as this on DVD at this late date. And at the rate they are releasing these classic shows, I will have to leave it to my great grandchildren to collect the final seasons. I will be long gone before they become available. The studios need to realize who their audience is. If they think the younger generations are all that interested in classic TV shows, I think they have a rude awakening coming. They need to release ENTIRE TV SERIES NOW to take advantage of the fact that many of us who were there when these shows originally aired are still alive and interested in collecting them. As for ANY series which has seasons broken into two parts, I WILL NOT BUY THEM.
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