Just watched Where is Everybody?
Impressed by show and Blu-Ray :)

Nice to see some copies are trickling through. So I take it this is your first experience with the show Yikes? I love hearing the thoughts of old time fans, but I find the opinions of people seeing it for the first time really fascinating. :nod:

Sad to hear about the HMV woes though. We'll be letting Shock know, so hopefully they can do something their end.

I'm not a total newbie, I watched many of them about twenty years ago, so I'm not coming to them for the first time, but it feels as though I am :) If that makes sense.

Absolutely. It's going to be like that for me when we get to seasons 4 & 5 and parts of season 3 too.

Still nothing from the mailman today. I hope I get it by Friday.

Sadly, although mine arrived last week, due to various factors (ie my life!)I haven't really had a chance to watch them!:pray: I agree that the non removable 'contents' box on the front cover is a bit barmy, but after having watched "Monsters Are Due On Maple Street", it is a fabulous set which will take some time to get through - extras and all - but I'm sure you'll agree it's time well spent!:dance:

1 of the extras im really looking forward to is the many radio dramas.:)

I'm with you there, I'm a big fan of those, and with 18 of them on the release that's pretty good value.

Just to let everyone know I've set up threads concerning the Season 1 release in a special section to discuss all of the different aspects of it - the radio plays included.

The Twilight Zone: Vol 1 DVD and BD Debate - Cult Labs

Still nothing in the mail. It just has to come tomorrow.

I can see it now. The blu ray arrives...you hurriedly take it to your blu ray player and frantically put it into the drive, in your haste the player falls to the floor with an almighty crash, smashing into pieces....

"The best laid plans of mice and men and Jenny, the woman in the sequin dress who wanted nothing but a blu ray. Jenny, now just a part of a smashed living room, just a piece of the cracked plastic, just a fragment of what man has deeded to himself.
Jenny in the Twilight Zone."