Battlestar Galactica Complete Series Blu-ray set ready for preorder on Amazon
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
boscorooty @ Apr 19th 2009 4:36PM
No one seems annoyed that this set doesn't include "The Plan" which airs this fall....I think it stinks.
If they wanted to do a complete series set, they should have included what wil be the show's final moment.
Louis Sansano @ Apr 19th 2009 8:09PM
Do we know that it doesn't include the plan?
venkol @ Apr 19th 2009 5:56PM
$245 isn't too bad for the complete series. I'm going to end up paying more that whenever my Lost Blu Ray collection is completed. I will still wait for the reviews though, the season 1 HD DVD had very poor IQ and won't bother if this is more of the same.
Monty @ Apr 20th 2009 9:44AM
How could it come with The Plan when that will be released quite awhile after the Blu-ray? I'd rather just get this set ASAP and get The Plan around Xmas, when it'll probably be out.
Cap BD @ Apr 20th 2009 6:49PM
Hoping to get this for Christmas. Very exciting news.
Eric @ Apr 20th 2009 11:25AM
That's just over $60 per season, eh? Not bad I guess. Cheaper than Start Trek TOS Blu-ray per episode.
I guess I'll wait for the inevitable discounts.
matt @ Apr 21st 2009 9:38PM
It may be cheaper, but that doesn't make it not outrageous. A list price of $245 would be too high for four seasons of television--let alone the actual MSRP of $350.
Individual seasons might make sense to MSRP at $60 (though frankly $45 seems to be the right balance for box sets), but buying a set should involve a discount. The Blu-ray people are absolutely nuts with the prices they charge.
I know I won't pay more than about $22 for a Blu-ray film under any circumstances, and it's the same for almost everyone I know. They're nuts if they think people will pay more than a modest premium for BD, given the huge restrictions on where you can watch it. Convenience vs. quality is really a wash, and they should be the same price, except for a small fee (~$2) to cover the extra expense of BD production.
Peter F @ Apr 20th 2009 8:30PM
Caprica comes out tomorrow...