4/5 Great Addition To Blu-Ray Collection
  by CromDog
This is a great addition to you blu-ray collection, I love southpark and now it is even better in HD. The only problem I have with any TV show available for purchase is the price. I know these companies have to make money and blu-rays aren't cheap, but the show has already made its money. Why do they need to charge 50$ so I can own it on blu-ray, if these were $25 or $30 a piece, I would be buying them like it was candy.

5/5 Finally South Park in HD
  by J. Brown (Boston, MA)
As one of the many people who doesn't get Comedy Central in HD, I was extremely excited for South Park to come to Blu-Ray. It's just nice to be able to watch this hilarious season on my TV without it looking like crap.

5/5 South Park in HD
  by J. Parker (Lakewood, CA)
South Park is better than ever now that it's in HIGH DEFINITION! The Blu-ray looks killer

5/5 Must have for South Park fans
  by Donald Gilbrech (Indiana)
Bluray is worth the upgrade although I must admit I am surprised it still stretches over 3 discs. The high definition switch is noticeably better in overall image quality and the menu's are much more convenient.

I would like to see all the previous seasons re-released on bluray.

3/5 Widescreen for Blu-ray Version?
  by J. Harris (NY, NY)
The show is great, been a fan since the pilot. I can't understand why they would create a widescreen release for this show. They simply trimmed the 4:3 to get the 16:9. Also, the Digital Copy versions you can get online are only for WMP and some portable player that no one uses. They are not compatible with iPod or iPhone ... why? That is a huge huge market they are missing. Last, the case does not fit with the previous seasons DVD cases, so it looks akward on the shelf with the prior 11 seasons on DVD. First, they did finally get the text on the spine in the correct direction, so it looks funny on the shelf next to the other seasons on DVD. Next, the case size is smaller than the DVD case ... why would they do that? Seems to me the best thing would be to release them in the same box as the DVD releases, with some minor graphic changes for the blu-ray ... and just keep consistent with previous releases. I wish I could simply blast the distibutor ... you &^$(*&# suck!

I am going to return and get the DVD release. Paying extra for 1080i and 5.1 was not worth the extra money. Besides you can't tell the difference when upscaling the DVD to 1080i. I was really hoping to be pleased with this release, but in the end the distributor let me down.