Review(s): DVD The Incredible Hulk - The Television Series Ultimate Collection
Where's the rest?
I was, like others, thrilled to get anything BUT.. I really would like the rest of the series please.
Quality is excellent and the menus work in most DVD players ( but not all )
incredible hulk dvd
I haven't purchased the dvd. The only reason why I give it 5 stars is because it has some of my favorite episodes. I would rather buy this than buy the season versions of the show because I'm only going to watch the episodes that I like. Plus, I save money!
Season by season
I havn't bought this DVD collection, but, like everyone else, I would like to see THE WHOLE SERIES come out on dvd, season by season. This was one of my favorite shows growing up as a kid. Tales From The Crypt was just released on DVD,(another HUGE favorite when I was younger,)so, if they bring out The Incredible Hulk I'll be in heaven.
As an aside-One reviewer mentions that they have out old shows like Murder She Wrote & I Love Lucy, so, why release s***? Release The Hulk.
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