Customer Reviews

Dirty Jobs: Collection 4

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I don't have cable TV or a satellite dish, so I don't get the Discovery Channel. My daughter does and I saw this program at her home. I suggested that she tape it for her father as a Christmas gift. She found the DVDs, Collection 1 & 2 and they were a hit with her dad. I bought Collection 3 & 4 for him for his birthday.

Mike Rowe is hilarious as he travels the US in search of people who do, well, "Dirty Jobs." Shows like this almost tempt me to buy cable TV. Almost.

Our family doesn't have cable television. We are selective about what we watch. This is a fun show, gross we know, that we can all sit and have laugh about.

MY DAUGHTER GOT THIS FROM SANTA AND SHE LOVES MIKE ROWE. SHE WILL WATCH HIM FOR HOURS NO MATTER IF SHE HAS SEEN HIM TWENTY TIMES BEFORE. THIS WAS A GOOD COLLECTION OF SHOWS. IF MIKE ROWE FAN. YOU WILL ENJOY

Mike Rowe Rocks! His shows are great and he has great humor throughout the entire show! We love Mike Rowe.

The whole family enjoys sitting and watching this show together. The humor is great, the education is great, and the "dirty jobs" are sometimes enough to make us say "How disgusting is that". We love it. We have now purchased all four of the Dirty Job Collections and are looking forward to more of them.

The "Dirty Jobs' collections are entertaining and informative. Each collection last for hours and hold the attention of younger viewers as well.

Mike Rowe and the discovery channel do it again. This collection of dirty jobs is hilareous, eye-opening, and worth the buy! Enjoy....

This show is done well, and I enjoy most of the Discovery Channel DVDs as well. I have one problem with all of them, though, as well as all of the other documentary DVDs being produced in America.

The times we are living in today are also the titles of SciFi movies from decades ago. Movies that are on DVDs today with subtitles and other languages. Just about every TV series on DVD has the function of Play All except American documentary DVDs. Even the BBC DVDs have Play All and subtitles, so why is it so hard for these American compaines to include these features?

I have the collections of mythbusters, dirty jobs, man vs. wild, et cetra and not one of them so far has had these very common features. Is it too expensive? Are the producers lacking some kind of magic wand that they need to create a play all button on the dvd menu?

What is going on?

Other than that I like these shows and will still continue to purchase the collections, most likely.