If so, how do you like it? I'd love to see the show in color and am thinking about getting this set. What do you all think of it?

I have the 3rd season VHS set from Rhino, I'm content with that so no plans currently to buy the 3rd season DVD. My opinion of the 3rd season is, it's nice that the season is in color but the episodes for the most part aren't all that interesting. The two black and white seasons have better episodes than the color season.

I own all 3 of the Umbrella sets from Australia and wasn't going to get it, but since I found out there are new Bonus Features, I decided to buy. However, the store that usually stocks all the MPI and Shout titles on their street date has yet to have it. Maybe I will just get it from Amazon.

Hey thanks for the support..The bonus features are totally amazing on this set..one of them came about as part of the "My Living Doll" search it's a pilot called "Man In The Square Suit" it was made by the entire "Martian" crew around December of 1965..In full color I found the master negatives which had been lost since 1966 !
Lot's of new George Greeley music a MGM animated title and a performance by Alan Reed where he almost channels Fred Flinstone in the flesh..it's worth getting just to see this alone..but we have home movies from Ray walston..where he is with Al Lewis in full original Grampa Munster make up in color no less !

And allot more..If I put out a set you should always expect a full collection of unique extras..I really hit the vaults hard to bring all of you great stuff.

I notice in my season 3 DVD set that a lot of the music is cut off abruptly between scenes. That's my only complaint. Just a little heavy-handed with the editing there ...

I notice in my season 3 DVD set that a lot of the music is cut off abruptly between scenes. That's my only complaint. Just a little heavy-handed with the editing there ...

Already watching season 3 and I do notice some abrupt fadeouts. Show looks intriguing in color though but prints look a bit faded. Took getting used too after the b&w.