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vashti1999 11-18-2004, 10:46 AM Looking at this week's selections, it's such a lackluster list of releases, such an uneventful week, I nearly decided not to post a poll.
NOT!! As usual, vote for as many as you want.
November 23
As Told By Ginger (The Wedding Frame) (Paramount)
Boy Meets World - Season 2 (Buena Vista)
Dark Shadows (Collection #15) (MPI)
Droids - Star Wars Animated Adventures (FOX)
Ewoks - Star Wars Animated Adventures (FOX)
Golden Girls (The Complete First Season) (Buena Vista)
Home Improvement (Season One) (Buena Vista)
Lizzie McGuire (Volume One) (Buena Vista)
Seinfeld (Season 1 & 2) (Columbia/Tri-Star)
Seinfeld (Season 3) (Columbia/Tri-Star)
Seinfeld (ReGift Set) (Columbia/Tri-Star)
Starhunter 2300: The Complete Series (Image)
Tanner On Tanner (Sundance Home Entertainment)
Touch of Frost (Season Four) (MPI)
X-Men: Evolution - Season 2 Vol 4: Mystique's Revenge (Warner Bros.)
MARKET RESEARCH
You have four Seinfeld options:
Seasons 1&2 if that's all you want
Season 3 if that's all you want
Seasons 1, 2 and 3 if you want the first three seasons (standard edition
Seasons 1, 2, and 3 Gift Set Edition
Joker85 11-18-2004, 10:57 AM I'm DEFINITELY getting The Golden Girls. I've been anxiously looking foward to this release since they started releasing shows on DVD. And I'm gonna pick up the first season of Home Improvement as well.
Getting, but not right away:
Boy Meets World: Season Two
probably gonna get for Christmas:
Seinfield: Seasons 1-3
PZelda 11-18-2004, 11:18 AM DEFINITELY
The Golden Girls
and
Home Improvement
:D
I'm going to have to ask for the two of them for Xmas, though. PWP was my major splurge for the month. :crazy:
Dean Winchester 11-18-2004, 12:52 PM just like Vashti was shocked that Aqua Teen was ahead of Pee-Wee for a point last week. I am jawdropped that Home Improvement and Boy Meets World have more votes than SEINFELD, only the most hyped and anticipated TV-DVD in history.
Dean Winchester 11-18-2004, 12:53 PM k, added a vote for Seinfeld, but it's on the backburner on my "to get" list
I am shocked that isn't dominating the list this week
vashti1999 11-18-2004, 12:59 PM Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
I am shocked that isn't dominating the list this week
It's early. I'm sure when we 100% of the precincts reporting, Seinfield will have a mandate.
ClassicTV4Ever 11-18-2004, 01:24 PM The Golden Girls and Home Improvement, but instead of buying those right away I'll be asking for them for Christmas.
vashti1999 11-18-2004, 01:44 PM I gave a vote to each of the four big name releases. Boy Meets World and Home Improvement, I feel I'll get those eventually, like in another 3 or 4......years. More immediately, I'll get Golden Girls and the non-gift Seinfeld.
Dr. Jazz 11-18-2004, 01:46 PM Seinfeld & Golden Girls
barwars 11-18-2004, 02:25 PM The Holy Grail of TVDVDs is HERE.
Seinfeld - ReGift Set!!
(why buy both box sets seperately??)
Ohh, and....
Golden Girls - Season 1
Home Improvement - Season 1
Boy Meets World - Season 2
I'll also eventually buy the two Star Wars DVDs.
Maybe for Christmas....
vashti1999 11-18-2004, 02:34 PM Originally posted by barwars
The Holy Grail of TVDVDs is HERE.
Seinfeld - ReGift Set!!
(why buy both box sets seperately??)
I listed the two volumes (three seasons) as a combined choice separate from the gift set, and the individual volume releases just in case someone preferred say Season 3 over Seasons 1-2 (if that's what you meant.)
barwars 11-18-2004, 02:37 PM Originally posted by vashti1999
I listed the two volumes (three seasons) as a combined choice separate from the gift set, and the individual volume releases just in case someone preferred say Season 3 over Seasons 1-2 (if that's what you meant.)
Yeah.
I was just thinking they could pick Seasons 1&2 or Season 3.
But what I don't understand is.... why would someone want to buy both volumes (on the same day).... and not get the boxset??
vashti1999 11-18-2004, 02:42 PM Originally posted by barwars
Yeah.
I was just thinking they could pick Seasons 1&2 or Season 3.
But what I don't understand is.... why would someone want to buy both volumes (on the same day).... and not get the boxset??
Do you mean that they're packaging all three seasons together aside from the gift set? I didn't know. I just thought it would be either the two individual releases or the gift set.
barwars 11-18-2004, 03:49 PM Originally posted by vashti1999
Do you mean that they're packaging all three seasons together aside from the gift set? I didn't know. I just thought it would be either the two individual releases or the gift set.
I don't think they are.... that was my point.
You could either choose:
OPTION ONE: Seinfeld - Seasons 1&2
OPTIOIN TWO: Seinfeld - Season 3
OPTION THREE: Seinfeld - ReGift Set
OR.... Options One and Two.
I don't understand why there is the option to pick them together, when you could just vote for both seperately.
And once again.... why not get the box set??
vashti1999 11-18-2004, 04:16 PM Originally posted by barwars
You could either choose:
OPTION ONE: Seinfeld - Seasons 1&2
OPTIOIN TWO: Seinfeld - Season 3
OPTION THREE: Seinfeld - ReGift Set
OR.... Options One and Two.
I don't understand why there is the option to pick them together, when you could just vote for both seperately.
I did it that way because I was interested in seeing that specific breakdown. Someone may say "the first two seasons sucked, so I'll start with season 3" So for that scenario, if there's a few people who feel that way, season 3 would get more votes than seasons 1-2. Having an option for season 1, 2 & 3 combined was done to see the difference between those who'd select that than the gift set. I just wanted to see how it all broke down. Consider it SO market research.
Originally posted by barwars
And once again.... why not get the box set??
For the same reason some people would buy the standard edition of Freaks and Geeks over the Yearbook edition, it depends on your fan level.
spunkygirl 11-18-2004, 04:29 PM Boy Meets World Season 2
Home Improvement Season 1
The Golden Girls Season 1
Pavan 11-18-2004, 04:35 PM I have Boy Meets World S2 already and will get John Ritter Being of Sound Mind and Body very soon. I'm not sure yet if I'll get GG or HI (since I'll have to buy them ;), the others are free to me)
spunkygirl 11-18-2004, 04:38 PM Originally posted by pavanbadal
I have Boy Meets World S2 already and will get John Ritter Being of Sound Mind and Body very soon. I'm not sure yet if I'll get GG or HI (since I'll have to buy them ;), the others are free to me)
Cool :) are you gonna do a review of BMW Season 2? :)
spunkygirl 11-18-2004, 04:39 PM http://www.ultimatedisney.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4881&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=20
If anyone wants to see what the menus for TGG and HI Seasons 1 look like(near the bottom of the thread) :)
barwars 11-18-2004, 04:49 PM I want to see the Video Commentaries.
vashti1999 11-18-2004, 04:54 PM Can those of you aside from pavanbadal who voted for John Ritter: Being of Sound Mind and Body post that you voted for it. I'm somewhat curious how it's gotten four votes out of nowhere.
Pavan 11-18-2004, 05:16 PM Originally posted by Angela Micelli
Cool :) are you gonna do a review of BMW Season 2? :)
Yes, working on it tonight -- should be up late tonight or tomorrow.
slackermonkey 11-18-2004, 07:01 PM There's no contest -- the Seinfeld Re-Gift Set. A true "Seinfeld" fan would never opt for the separate volumes.
Adamantium 11-18-2004, 11:31 PM In Order of Importance:
#1. "Boy Meets World" Season 2 (The only one I'm really excited about!)
#2. "Home Improvement" Season 1
#3. "The Golden Girls" Season 1
#4. "Seinfeld" Seasons 1-3 Deluxe Box Set
#5. "X-Men: Evolution" Season 2, Volume 4
vashti1999 11-21-2004, 12:39 AM Sales circular prices for Best Buy, Circuit City and Target:
Seinfeld Re-Gift Set
Best Buy - $79.99
Circuit City - $89.99
Target - $price not advertised
Seinfeld Seasons 1 & 2
Best Buy - $price not advertised
Circuit City - $39.99
Target - $price not advertised
Seinfeld Season 3
Best Buy - $price not advertised
Circuit City - $39.99
Target - $price not advertised
Boy Meets World Season 2
Best Buy - $not advertised
Circuit City - $not advertised
Target - $not advertised
Golden Girls Season 1
Best Buy - $29.99
Circuit City - $34.99
Target - $29.99
Home Improvement Season 1
Best Buy - $29.99
Circuit City - $34.99
Target - $27.99
Star Wars Animated Adventures: Droids
Best Buy - $9.99
Circuit City - $8.99
Target - $9.99
Star Wars Animated Adventures: Ewoks
Best Buy - $9.99
Circuit City - $8.99
Target - $9.99
Lizzie McGuire Volume 1
Best Buy - $34.99
Circuit City - $34.99
Target - $34.99
Dean Winchester 11-21-2004, 03:34 AM so Target and Best Buy might have Seinfeld for under $39.99?!?!?!
slackermonkey 11-21-2004, 04:21 AM Why so surprised? It's the individual volumes that are $39.99, not the gift set. $40 seems like a typical price, nothing amazingly cheap.
barwars 11-21-2004, 09:32 AM Prices aren't listed because of the "Minimum Advertised Price" that was mentioned in the press release announcing the sets.
They're probably something like $30 or $35.... but they can't put any price lower than $39.99 in a sales ad.
$79.99 is as cheap as the gift set can be advertised as.
I'll be getting the "big 4" releases Tuesday at Best Buy....
Seinfeld Re-Gift Set - $79.99
Golden Girls Season 1 - $29.99
Home Improvement Season 1 - $29.99
Boy Meets World Season 2 - $not advertised (Im betting it'll be $29.99)
barwars 11-21-2004, 09:43 AM Originally posted by barwars
They're probably something like $30 or $35.... but they can't put any price lower than $39.99 in a sales ad.
Boy Meets World Season 2 - $not advertised (Im betting it'll be $29.99)
Both individual Volumes of Seinfeld are $29.99, I checked the website.
As for BMW Season 2, it's $35.99.... because Best Buy hates you.
barwars 11-21-2004, 09:52 AM Technically, Seinfeld is in the lead, adding up each variation of the release.
And vashti1999, it took me a while, but now I realize why you have the "Seinfeld (Season 1 & 2 & 3) (both standard versions)"
EmoJoe 11-21-2004, 10:44 AM Definatley: Boy Meets World! :rock:
Later on: Home Improvment
USTVFanFromUK 11-21-2004, 02:34 PM I've already got Seinfeld (It's been out in the UK before the US) and I look forward to getting The Golden Girls season 1 too.
Dean Winchester 11-21-2004, 03:03 PM Originally posted by slackermonkey
Why so surprised? It's the individual volumes that are $39.99, not the gift set. $40 seems like a typical price, nothing amazingly cheap.
ummmmmmm... don't jump to assumptions. You apparantly aren't understanding what I was talking about.
There is a "minimum advertised price" on the Seinfeld sets, $39.99, if Best Buy and Target are not advertising it, it means they will be on sale for less than that, maybe $34.99, maybe $29.99 (which would be best, Golden Girls is retailing the same price and BB wants $29.99).
Considering I nowadays stick all of my DVD's in Fellowes cd folders since I have too many DVD's for my bookshelf now (Fellowes is better than Caselogic and the sort because the fabric they make is more sensitive to the discs), I see no need for the giftset because the box is going to go straight to my closet anyways once I take the discs out, and above that, I don't know the first thing about cards, so Seinfeld playing cards really is not a top priority.
vashti1999 11-21-2004, 05:37 PM Originally posted by barwars
And vashti1999, it took me a while, but now I realize why you have the "Seinfeld (Season 1 & 2 & 3) (both standard versions)"
Finally! It took you only three days longer than it took my 4 year old nephew to understand.
:joke:
He's not 4.
Ambear 11-21-2004, 05:44 PM I'm definately going to get
John Ritter: Being Of Sound Mind and Body.;)
barwars 11-21-2004, 06:03 PM Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
ummmmmmm... don't jump to assumptions. You apparantly aren't understanding what I was talking about.
There is a "minimum advertised price" on the Seinfeld sets, $39.99, if Best Buy and Target are not advertising it, it means they will be on sale for less than that, maybe $34.99, maybe $29.99 (which would be best, Golden Girls is retailing the same price and BB wants $29.99).
It's $29.99 at Best Buy, I checked online.
slackermonkey 11-21-2004, 06:25 PM Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
ummmmmmm... don't jump to assumptions. You apparantly aren't understanding what I was talking about.
I wasn't jumping to assumptions. I know about the MAP. It was late, so I misread your question and thought you were referring to the gift set being under $39.99 at Target/Best Buy rather than the volumes. Sleep deprivation kind of does that to you.
Nikkiz 11-22-2004, 10:03 AM Home Improvement
GeorgeJefferson 12-03-2004, 08:02 PM I think if you're gonna get Seinfeld, buying the the two volumes is the way to go. I got each volume for roughly $30 apiece at Best Buy along with a bonus disc. That large pack seems superfluous, being about $20 extra for Seinfeld collectables like salt n' pepper shakers and copies of scripts. If you just want to see the episodes and the features, just stick to buying the two volumes.
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