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  1. FoodNetwork DVDs!

    I like GOOD EATS and BAREFOOT CONTESSA so when i found out there were
    some dvds of their shows, I looked to see about buying them.

    BAREFOOT CONTESSSA : 6dvd set, 3 1/2 hr eps per dvd, $100 - on sale for
    $75

    GOOD EATS : 27 dvd set, 3 1/2 hr eps per dvd, $360 - on sale for $280

    -goro-

  2. "Goro" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    FoodNetwork DVDs!

    I like GOOD EATS and BAREFOOT CONTESSA so when i found out there were
    some dvds of their shows, I looked to see about buying them.

    BAREFOOT CONTESSSA : 6dvd set, 3 1/2 hr eps per dvd, $100 - on sale for
    $75

    GOOD EATS : 27 dvd set, 3 1/2 hr eps per dvd, $360 - on sale for $280

    I don't know where they come up with those prices, outrageous.
    Also, I had no idea there were 81 episodes of Good Eats.

    nancy

  3. History channel always shocks me. At the end of alot of their shows they
    have "The show you just watch is avaible on dvd" Sometime 21.95 sometimes
    24.95 for a one hour show! And from what I hear they have no fancy discs or
    menus, just the show on a DVD-R. If someone wanted all the shows of a
    series they would have to mogage the house, it obsurd.

    "Nancy Young" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Goro" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    FoodNetwork DVDs!

    I like GOOD EATS and BAREFOOT CONTESSA so when i found out there were
    some dvds of their shows, I looked to see about buying them.

    BAREFOOT CONTESSSA : 6dvd set, 3 1/2 hr eps per dvd, $100 - on sale for
    $75

    GOOD EATS : 27 dvd set, 3 1/2 hr eps per dvd, $360 - on sale for $280

    I don't know where they come up with those prices, outrageous.
    Also, I had no idea there were 81 episodes of Good Eats.

    nancy

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  4. Ditto NOVA. i LOVE Nova, but No way I'm paying $20+ for a 1hr dvd.
    Ditto COSMOS.
    Ditto CONNECTIONS.

    I understand that they are priced for educational institutions, but
    there are ALOT of people who would love to own them.

    -goro-

    SBFan2000 said:

    History channel always shocks me. At the end of alot of their shows they
    have "The show you just watch is avaible on dvd" Sometime 21.95 sometimes
    24.95 for a one hour show! And from what I hear they have no fancy discs or
    menus, just the show on a DVD-R. If someone wanted all the shows of a
    series they would have to mogage the house, it obsurd.

    "Nancy Young" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    "Goro" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    FoodNetwork DVDs!

    I like GOOD EATS and BAREFOOT CONTESSA so when i found out there were
    some dvds of their shows, I looked to see about buying them.

    BAREFOOT CONTESSSA : 6dvd set, 3 1/2 hr eps per dvd, $100 - on sale for
    $75

    GOOD EATS : 27 dvd set, 3 1/2 hr eps per dvd, $360 - on sale for $280

    I don't know where they come up with those prices, outrageous.
    Also, I had no idea there were 81 episodes of Good Eats.

    nancy

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  5. SBFan2000 wrote on [Sun, 18 Dec 2005 13:32:44 -0500]:

    Quoted message said:

    History channel always shocks me. At the end of alot of their shows they
    have "The show you just watch is avaible on dvd" Sometime 21.95 sometimes
    24.95 for a one hour show! And from what I hear they have no fancy discs or
    menus, just the show on a DVD-R. If someone wanted all the shows of a
    series they would have to mogage the house, it obsurd.

    Almost as absurd as your abuse of the language.

  6. Goro said:

    FoodNetwork DVDs!

    I like GOOD EATS and BAREFOOT CONTESSA so when i found out there were
    some dvds of their shows, I looked to see about buying them.

    BAREFOOT CONTESSSA : 6dvd set, 3 1/2 hr eps per dvd, $100 - on sale for
    $75

    GOOD EATS : 27 dvd set, 3 1/2 hr eps per dvd, $360 - on sale for $280

    -goro-

    Check out what PBS has been selling their music DVDs for, around
    $100/ea! But of course this is a fund-raising thing...
    -Rich

  7. actually its my crappy keyboard! Its starting to skip while I'm typing.
    Got one on order. Perhaps you should get a clue before trying to pick a
    fight you troll.

    Plunk

    "Justin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    SBFan2000 wrote on [Sun, 18 Dec 2005 13:32:44 -0500]:

    Quoted message said:

    History channel always shocks me. At the end of alot of their shows they
    have "The show you just watch is avaible on dvd" Sometime 21.95


    sometimes

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    24.95 for a one hour show! And from what I hear they have no fancy


    discs or

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    menus, just the show on a DVD-R. If someone wanted all the shows of a
    series they would have to mogage the house, it obsurd.

    Almost as absurd as your abuse of the language.

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  8. SBFan2000 wrote on [Sun, 18 Dec 2005 18:13:21 -0500]:

    Quoted message said:

    actually its my crappy keyboard! Its starting to skip while I'm typing.
    Got one on order. Perhaps you should get a clue before trying to pick a
    fight you troll.

    Plunk

    Priceless.

    Plunk!
    hahaha

    Yes, blame the keyboard for words such as obsurd.

    Quoted message said:


    "Justin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    SBFan2000 wrote on [Sun, 18 Dec 2005 13:32:44 -0500]:

    Quoted message said:

    History channel always shocks me. At the end of alot of their shows they
    have "The show you just watch is avaible on dvd" Sometime 21.95


    sometimes

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    24.95 for a one hour show! And from what I hear they have no fancy


    discs or

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    menus, just the show on a DVD-R. If someone wanted all the shows of a
    series they would have to mogage the house, it obsurd.

    Almost as absurd as your abuse of the language.

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  9. Nancy Young ([email hidden]) wrote in alt.video.dvd:

    Quoted message said:

    I don't know where they come up with those prices, outrageous.
    Also, I had no idea there were 81 episodes of Good Eats.

    There are over 140 (counting the specials).

    --
    Jeff Rife | "Five thousand dollars, huh? I'll bet we could
    | afford that if we pooled our money together...
    | bought a gun...robbed a bank...."
    | -- Drew Carey

  10. Sun, 18 Dec 2005 13:03:49 -0500 from Nancy Young
    <[email hidden]>:

    Quoted message said:


    "Goro" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    FoodNetwork DVDs!

    I like GOOD EATS and BAREFOOT CONTESSA so when i found out there were
    some dvds of their shows, I looked to see about buying them.

    BAREFOOT CONTESSSA : 6dvd set, 3 1/2 hr eps per dvd, $100 - on sale for
    $75

    GOOD EATS : 27 dvd set, 3 1/2 hr eps per dvd, $360 - on sale for $280

    I don't know where they come up with those prices, outrageous.
    Also, I had no idea there were 81 episodes of Good Eats.

    They are indeed outrageous. It reminds me of the old "Peanuts"
    carton. In the first panel, someone (Linus?) has a stand with a sign
    "Lemonade $100 a glass." In the second panel someone points out that
    most people won't pay that, and in the third panel he replies "But
    think of the profit if I sell just one."

    I actually wanted to buy /Good Eats/ DVDs as gifts last Christmas,
    but the prices were _way_ too high. I think Food Network is making a
    mistake by selling only direct -- selling through distributors I'm
    sure the price would go down but the volume would go up.

    --
    Stan Brown, Oak Road Systems, Tompkins County, New York, USA
    http://OakRoadSystems.com/
    DVD FAQ: http://dvddemystified.com/dvdfaq.html
    other FAQs: http://oakroadsystems.com/genl/faqget.htm

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