Product Details

• Actors: Spencer Grammer, Scott Michael Foster, Jacob Zachar, Amber Stevens, Jake McDorman
• Format: AC-3, Box set, Color, Dolby, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen
• Language: English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
• Subtitles: French, Spanish
• Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
  
• Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
• Number of discs: 3
• Rated: NR (Not Rated)
• Studio: ABC Family
• DVD Release Date: March 9, 2010
• Run Time: 522 minutes
• Average Customer Review: 3.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (13 customer reviews)
• ASIN: B002ZTQW3S
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #31,223 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)

Editorial Reviews

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Greek is ABC Family's Big Series on Campus, and these grade A episodes that conclude season 2 only confirm its must-see, must-own status. Greek suffered no sophomore slump. Most every character gets quality time. Sorority doyen Casey (Spencer Grammer) finds herself torn between solid and decent Max (Michael Rady) and the slacker, live-for-the-moment Cappie (Scott Michael Foster). Rusty (Jacob Zachar), Casey's geeky younger brother, falls for transfer student Jordan (Johanna Braddy), but she hooks up with new Kappa Tau pledge Andy (Jesse McCartney). Ashleigh (Amber Stevens) unsteadily wears the crown of ZBZ president, while nemesis Frannie (Tiffany Dupont) steps up her efforts to undermine her former sorority house. Evan (Jake McDorman) gives up his multimillion-dollar trust fund, while fundamentalist purity pledger Dale (Clark Duke) finds himself the object of a cougar realtor's lust. The writing is smart and the banter swift and rife with clever TV, movie, and pop culture references that invite repeat viewings. It all comes down to "the end of the world," a game-changing Kappa Tau bacchanal that serves as the dramatic backdrop to the season finale. Among the welcome developments this season are the friendship between Dale and Calvin (Paul James), who is gay, and a grudging truce of sorts between former best friends Cappie and Evan, who are both recruited to join the school's secret society of best and brightest. Greek's lighthearted treatment of underage drinking and sex could be a useful discussion starter for families, but the series does earn high marks for its positive portrayals of teachers. Janeane Garafalo and Dan Castellaneta get high marks for their guest turns. This three-disc set receives extra credit for its bonus features, including a segment that explores the "end of the world" theme. Duke and James steal the segment with a presumably profane bleeped response to a question of what they would do if they had but 24 hours to live. Hint: It involves cast member Dishad Vadsaria. --Donald Liebenson

Product Description

The rivalries, responsibilities and relationships reach new heights in Chapter Four of the ABC Family original series Greek. Guest star Jesse McCartney joins the cast for a semester of surprises at Cyprus-Rhodes University. When Rusty convinces the school’s most sought-after rushee (McCartney) to pledge his house, sparks begin to fly at Kappa Tau, and old friends collide when new drama threatens the friendships of Casey, Ashleigh, Frannie’s and the rest of your friends on Greek row. Experience all 12 episodes of Greek: Chapter Four, complete with chart-topping music and exciting bonus features in a three-disc box set. A “sparkling college comedy,” raves US Magazine.

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4.0 out of 5 stars he fourth chapter of `GREEK' features an exciting second half of the second season! March 10, 2010

By Dennis A. Amith (kndy) TOP 50 REVIEWERVINE™ VOICE

Format:DVD

The life of those who belong to a fraternity and sorority, the fourth chapter of "GREEK" continues with the fun, crazy and also the dramatic life of GREEK fraternity and sorority life at Cyprus-Rhodes University (CRU) but also the challenges that these college students face as members but also adding the love triangles, dramas, relationships and the rivalries that exist between the various GREEK-system.

The episodes featured on "GREEK: CHAPTER FOUR" are episodes 33-44 which covers the second half of the second season.

"GREEK" is an ensemble type of drama series with each character having their main storyline, although many of the storylines center around the sorority and fraternity lifestyle of Casey and Rusty Cartwright. As well as the members of the sorority Zeta Beta Zeta and and the fraternity Kappa Tau Gamma and their rivals Omega Chi Delta.

"GREEK - CHAPTER 4" on DVD features the following episodes (spoiler-less summaries):

DISC 1:

* EPISODE 33 - Tale Me Home, Cyprus-Rhodes - Casey wants to focus on her education and step back from the sorority but Ashleigh has a mole spying on Frannie's activities. Meanwhile, Calvin invites his friend Andy (played by Jesse McCartney) to rush.
* EPISODE 34 - From Rushing With Love - Casey and Ashleigh are not sure whether they can trust Rebecca's information while she spies on ZBZ.
* EPISODE 35 - Engendered Species - Rusty falls for a transfer student named Jordan, meanwhile Ashleigh hires a guy to help around the house.
* EPISODE 36 - Big Littles Jumbo Shrimp - When Rusty finds Andy kissing Jordan, he is hesitant in becoming Andy's big brother in the fraternity.

DISC 2:

* EPISODE 37 - Evasive Actions - ZBZ and IKI take on each other in a game of dodgeball. Meanwhile, Rusty tries to figure out on how to get Dale out of the apartment.
* EPISODE 38 - Dearly Beloved - Former ZBZ member, Kiki is getting married and during the festivities, Rebecca kisses another former ZBZ member and wonders if she is lesbian.
* EPISODE 39 - Guilty Treasures - Casy finds out about an overseas internship for Max and tries to get him in. Meanwhile, Rusty and Andy's friendship becomes complicated when Rusty confesses to Andy that he kissed Jordan.
* EPISODE 40 - Divine Secrets and the ZBZ Sisterhood - Rusty wants to impress Cappie and so he investigates the mystery of CRU's secret society.

DISC 3:

* EPISODE 41 - Social Studies- It's time for midterms and Cappie with Casey, Rusty with Jordan and Evan with Rebecca spend the night studying but which of them will actually hook up?
* EPISODE 42 - Isn't It Bro-Mantic? - Rusty and Jordan go on their first date but somehow Casey gets in the middle of things. Meanwhile, Calvin gets a new roommate.
* EPISODE 43 - Tailgate Expectations - It's time for the homecoming float competition and with ZBZ and Kappa Tau teaming up, Rusty, Ashleigh and Heath decide to take matters into their own hands by sabotaging their rivals.
* EPISODE 44 - At World's End - The aftermath of the float competition, Ashleigh may face expulsion, meanwhile Casey has to decide whether she is in love with Max or Cappie.

VIDEO & AUDIO:

Video is featured in Widescreen (1:78:1), enhanced for 16×9 televisions. There are a lot of outdoor and indoor shots and the series does have quite a bit of grain but nothing too distracting.

Audio is featured in Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound, the show is mostly dialogue-based but there are quite a bit of music featured in the episodes, but the audio is pretty much front and center channel driven and audio is clear and understandable.

SPECIAL FEATURES:

"GREEK: CHAPTER FOUR" comes with the following special features:

* Disc 1: Audio commentary for "From Rushing with Love" with commentary by Executive Producer/Show Creator Patrick Sean Smith, Writer Matt Whitney and actors Scott Michael Foster, Amber Stevens, Dilshad Vadsaria and Jacob Zachar.
* Disc 2: Audio commentary for "Divine Secrets and the ZBZ Sisterhood" featuring commentary with Writer/Co-Producers Jessica O'Toole and Amy Rardin and actors Spencer Grammer, Scott Michael Foster and Tiffany Dupont.
* Disc 3: Features the following special features:

- At World's End - (8:19) The cast of "GREEK" are asked what they would do if it was the end of the world and they had 24 hours to live.

- Blooper Reel - (5:20) "GREEK" Season Two bloopers!

- Music Video: "How Do You Sleep?" by Jesse McCartney - (3:56) Jesse McCartney's music video featuring him singing in concert.

JUDGMENT CALL:

"GREEK - CHAPTER FOUR" continues to focus on the second half of the second season and this time around focuses on friendships and relationships and the turning point of certain characters.

Casey having to deal with her personal ambitions to prepare for her career after college but then also having to deal with her emotions as she cares for both Max and Cappie. Ashleigh deals with her leadership at ZBZ but also finding new love. Rusty finds a girl that he falls for but knowing that a frat brother Andy (played by Jesse McCartney) likes her as well. Frannie wanting to get back at her former ZBZ sisters while running the IKI sorority. And this is just a few of the characters, many of them face major decisions that will definitely set things up for the third season.

Overall, "GREEK: CHAPTER FOUR" was an enjoyable second half for the series. As mentioned, the writers did a solid job of building on character development and instead of focusing on just Casey and Rusty's adventures in college, giving the other characters more lines and stories to develop their character. But most of all, building up this tension that would definitely come full force in the season finale.

"GREEK" is an entertaining and fun college comedy featuring a fun group of characters. Check it out!

3.0 out of 5 stars A gift for someone that I ended up liking just as much April 3, 2013

By Matthew E. Meade

Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase

This is the 4th installment of the Greek DVD set and contains the last half if the 2nd season. If you want to know how season 2 ends... this is the only way. I'm not a fan of the fragmented release and I was hoping for full season sets to come out, but so far no dice. Great show though.

If you are a fan of the show I would recommend buying this and the other sets (because speaking as a slightly unwilling participant I actually enjoy watching this show whenever my wife has it on). If you are not a fan already, don't buy this set, but check out the first set and see what you think. That said the show is funny and the characters are interesting enough (a few you love and want to see where they end up; some you love to hate and want to see fall hard. Check it out, see if you like it and enjoy. : )

5.0 out of 5 stars Great show! February 23, 2013

By Katie Schaffer

Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase

Great subject matter and acting. The writing is hilarious and the characters believable. This is a great show especially for those in college who know about the Greek system!