5/5 It was well worth the wait!
  by A. KIM (New England)
I remember watching this show during it's original run when I was just a kid. Now that I am older, I collect TV shows that I used to watch on DVD and this is one I've been waiting for awhile. I must say it was well worth the wait.

They just don't make shows like this any more. In retrospect, it's a lot like Seinfeld (if Seinfeld spoke to the viewers at home). Regardless, it's very funny and a must have for anyone who enjoys sitcoms from this time frame.

5/5 Exactly As Remembered
  by S. Links
This DVD collection was a surprise gift for a fan of the show; I never saw it. The recipient was thrilled with it because it was exactly as remembered, music and all (and that seems to be out of the ordinary).



3/5 No captions or subtitles?
  by Rex Dart
It's a fine show, and the price is reasonable for the amount of material... but these DVDs lack both closed captions AND subtitles! In this day and age, I don't think this is an "optional" feature for DVD producers of anything but the most cheapjack material. On a high-quality, high-profile, high-price release like this, there's no excuse.

3/5 Wait for the Price to Drop
  by Rhetorician (Savannah, GA United States)
Consistently entertaining show with four or five outstanding episodes (Gilda!) and a few engaging commentaries. But this set isn't intended for the hearing impaired (no captions) or the frugal. You've waited 20 years to see the series again--why not wait another six months for the price to drop below $60?

5/5 Finally! Merry Christmas to me!
  by Loob (Australia)
We are falling over with excitement! We have waited and hoped for years for this set to come out! Now I have scenes playing in my head, like when Garry and Jeff Goldblum got trapped in Jeff's freezer, or when Garry was so proud of himself for buying a gift and also wrapping it all on the same day.
I have an eye-roll for the people complaining about the price. They apparently don't understand quality, or math.