Review(s): DVD Rod Serling's Night Gallery - The Complete First Season
An all time classic!
I absolutely loved this show when I was a Kid. I'm so greatful that we are able to own the first season on dvd, but...
I have not heard anything about releasing the remaining seasons. So please, please brings us back the rest of this excelent tv show.
TV Classics at their finest
I read how many people were disappointed with this DVD. I guess they would rather wait for re-runs to show up somewhere on TV. I remember growing up and Night Gallery came on late after Creature Feature. My mom usually made me go to bed before it was on...but once in awhile, when I was lucky, she let me stay up with my older brother to watch one...always warning me I might get nightmares. Yeah...I got nightmares all right...and loved the show. Wow...now I'm 40, own the DVD and can watch whenever I want. Gee Wiz...being a grown up can be cool.
Rod Serling's Night Gallery - The Complete First Season
I absolutely love it! The picture quality is great and the shows still give me chills as an adult when I watch them.
As you watch the dvd you start to remember which stories were your favorite when you were a kid and you get so excited about it that you just see yourself wanting to watch the 3 dvd's about 8 hours total.
If you want to bring the best show back that was around when you were a kid, then get Rod Serling's Night Gallery.
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