5/5 Great Show
  by NEOPROG RAN (EL PASO TX)
Becker was a great show from the late 90s to the early 2000s that most people don't really know too much about. I think more people are discovering this great show on re-runs. The cast was terrific and I love the sarcastic humor of the show. I'm glad to see they are putting this show on DVD. I will collect all the seasons.

4/5 Becker gets 5 stars, DVD gets 3
  by C. Vance
One of my pet peeves is people who comment on the content of a DVD or Blue-ray disc without telling you anything about the quality of the recording.

I'm not going to comment on the content. Anyone who's watched Becker knows how great the show was and doesn't need to be told again.

I'm elated that they're finally releasing Becker on DVD. But why did they have to screw up for the first season?

This DVD disables the instant replay button on my player. If I miss a line, it's a pain to rewind to play over again. I don't have the same problem with the second season. There they did it right. Other than that everything is great. Even closed captioning works so you don't miss any gags.

5/5 Hail Ted Danson
  by Madbert (Finland)
I almost wet my pants when I first heard this being finally released on DVD. Now we just have to hope they release the whole series, and not just the two first ones.

Ted Danson made an art out of being a thorny, cranky doc, but I also love Terry Farrell's performance. Too bad she went into bad relations with Danson & co thus costing her career in Hollywood.

5/5 If You Like Becker...
  by B. TABOR (Santee, CA United States)
If you like Becker you'll want this. I got half way through the first season and ordered the second season. You'll laugh just as you did watching these for the first time. Don't think about it, just buy it!

4/5 Rude, arrogant, and funny as hell.
  by Winscape Impartial Reviews (Laguna Beach, CA United States)
I can think of a lot worse ways to spend $[...] bucks. The only difference between Becker and a lot of us, is that Becker says it out loud. Not concerned with protocol, good manners, or malpractice insurance, Becker is committed to his patient's well-being, and doesn't mess with political correctness or "red tape". He is surrounded by a variety of misfits that add to the hilarity, and sarcastic humor of this worthwhile show. Great one-liners.