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At some point my Dad figured out how to hook up the TV sound to his big stereo set-up. I think we were watching Mission: Impossible and you could actually hear the string bass in the opening theme - and then there was an explosion with some low-frequency sonic impact and I realized there was...

WKRP was a DVD set that I was most anxious for - I just looked this up and I can't believe the Shout! edition was released FOUR years ago. I have enjoyed it so much. There were a few episodes I had never seen before and it was a wonderful discovery and re-visitation watching the complete series...

To make it last, I have been watching only one a week. Can't believe it has been a year since the set came out! The last one I watched was Frog Story. In season 3 so far l have especially enjoyed Jennifer Moves, Hotel Oceanview, and Baby It's Cold Inside. Those episodes seem to really capture...

I noticed that at 0:59 there is a copyright notice for Universal City Studios. Maybe Fox doesn't have the rights to this or even the film itself?

Watched "Les on a Ledge" last night and I have to say I was impressed that they would tackle that topic on only the third episode. Of course I had seen it before, but since I am watching this set in order, it struck me as pretty bold right out of the gate. I was also impressed with the...

So call me a simple guy but I am loving this. First of all, the video quality is 1000 times better than I have ever seen. The sound is more robust than I have ever heard. I have only watched a few episodes but I am already delighted with the extra moments that I have never seen before. My gosh...

Thank you for providing the item #. That was enormously helpful when I visited Costco. Many, many thanks.

Interesting - my Costco checks your membership card when you enter the store.

Not yet in my local Costco (Henderson, NV). Darn! But I will stop by on Tuesday after work.

For what it's worth, the piano music during Jennifer's dream is "Stardust" by Hoagy Carmichael and Mitchell Parish. An old song, but well-known thanks to Nat King Cole and others. I'm sure they had to pay for it.