Customer Reviews

Andromeda Season 2 Collection 1 (Episode 201-205)

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I certainly agree with Elk Grove Village. I'm still trying to figure out what to order. As a fan, couldn't they just sell the entire season like they do with the Star Trek series? I got a whole season of Star Trek (26 episodes) for $100 and only 22 episodes of Andromeda for about $180 and I didn't buy any duplicates. Let's just make it simple, Okay? And maybe drop the price some, Huh?

It's a fun show and a great DVD package, but be careful of the product labeling! The studio, for some insane reason, released the first five episodes in three different configurations (all 5, 1 through 3, and 4-5). this distinction wasn't mentioned when available for pre-order, but it appears to be in place now for the upcoming episodes. Don't end up buying the same material twice!

I would have purchased the entire series except that someone is overcharging. $60+ plus for Season 1 was too high, but I was willing to pay.

WILL NOT buy any more of this series. Fun series, but someone's ripping off the buyers.

I'll find something else to buy.

Okay any fan of sci fi should like the set, fans of Andromeda will love it. I thought every episode here was well done, a few were semi fillers but with a story this huge that is bound to happen. Good acting, nice extras, better look than the original sets just too name a few. I reccomend this one to any sci fi fan.

Andromeda's first season was amazing - one of the better shows to hit television in recent years. The second season picks up right where the first left off, expanding characters and advancing truly intelligent plots that make you question not only the events, but the morality and purpose of these people. Episode 3 'A Heart For Falsehood Framed' is my favorite of the collection, an episode with little to no action in it's 'A' plot, the story centers around Becka and another master thief - stringing you along making you ask over and over 'Who's playing who ?'

And people : Appreciate this series while it lasts ! At the twelfth episode of this season, Robert Hewitt Wolfe leaves the show and it becomes just plain BAD.

Good sci-fi. There is the light humor that was also found in Hercules, another of Sorbo's efforts. At times, things get serious, but that part never gets overbearing. If you want good playful entertaining sci-fi, this is it.

I have seen all these episodes and they are great. My fav is "The Widening Gyre", because it shows a much darker side to the show and to Rev Bem (aka Redplague). I also like "Pitiless as the Sun" because it shows that Trance and her species are much more dangerous than they seem. I also like this episode because it was broadcast on my birthday. The two regrets I have are as follows: "The March of the High Guard" theme composed by Alex Lifeson is no longer in use for the show and also that so many of the cool extras are gone (Examples: the timeline of the commonwealth and all systems university 101). All in all though, this is a great show and I'm a huge sci-fi fan so I'll will definetly buy this DVD, and if you like sci-fi you should too. You won't regret it.

There is no letoff in Season 2 of Andromeda. The characters by now are much more well known, but we still see the formula of a central character of the crew being featured.

So far I have yet to find an episode I don't like.