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The Twilight Zone - 40th Anniversary - Major Disappointmen
I cant believe how cheaply they packaged this set. I have a twilight zone collection and each volume is packaged in a classy DVD cover. I was expecting 5 volumes that had the similar package.......WRONG......They have put these DVD's in a cheap plastic CD holder that is a totally different size and look than the rest of the collection. I would rather pay the difference and get the volumes individually. WHAT A CHEAP WAY TO PACKAGE THIS PRODUCT. ESPECIALLY WHEN MOST OF US BUY THEM TO COLLECT. TALK ABOUT DISAPPOINTMENT!

Don't pay Ninty-nine bucks for this!
This set has no special intrinsic value; it is the first half of the TZ Volume 1 DVD Collection, which only goes for seventy bucks at most retail outlets; I say again, don't pay almost one-hundred bucks for 50% of what you can have at under seventy! Additionally, there is noting special about this set; the DVDs aren't even packaged per standard--they're in CD jewl cases, loosly packed in box...

Great compilation!
I have seen this DVD and it is great. It contains 6 discs featuring 19 "Twilight Zone" episodes, plus a special feature on Rod Serling! The episodes are: Volume 1 - "The Invaders" (1961, Ep. 51); "Night of the Meek" (1960, Ep. 47); "Nothing in the Dark" (1962, Ep. 81) Volume 2 - "Time Enough at Last" (1959, Ep. 8); "The Monsters are Due on Maple Street" (1960, Ep. 22);"Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" (1963, Ep. 123); "The Odyssey of Flight 33" (1961, Ep. 54) Volume 3 - "Steel" (1963, Ep. 122); "A Game of Pool" (1961, Ep. 70); "Walking Distance" (1959, Ep. 5); "Kick the Can" (1962, Ep. 86). Volume 4 - "Mr. Dingle, the Strong" (1961, Ep. 55); "Two" (1961, Ep. 66); 'A Passage for Trumpet" (1960, Ep. 32); "The Four of Us are Dying" (1960, Ep. 13). Volume 5 - "Long Distance Call" (1961, Ep. 58); "I Sing the Body Electric" (1962, Ep. 100); "The Lonely" (1959, Ep. 7); "Probe 7, Over & Out" (1963, Ep. 129). Also included--American Masters presents: "Rod Serling, Submitted for your Approval" (1998, 90 min.).

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