Customer Reviews

Green Acres - Seasons 1-3

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The set of the first three seasons of Green Acres is well done. The shows are clear and colorful. My only complaint is with Seasons One and Two--the way the DVDs were done. They have shows on both sides of the DVD, which is fine, but they aren't labeled in any way and so it can be confusing when you go to pick up where you left off.

Obviously I haven't had time to watch all the episodes yet, but those that I have watched are of excellent quality. I have seen none of the bad quality mentioned in other posts. It has been so long since I originally saw them on TV that they are new to me now. As mentioned by others, now that I am more mature I see even more subtle humor. In my opinion, this set is well worth the money. I look forward to watching these programs over a long period of time. They are just what the doctor ordered for those evenings after a depressing day.

The Green Acres dvds provided a great rainy day cheer up for my family. My seven year old really enjoyed them. There was no crime, no violence, nothing but pleasant humor!!!

I am so glad to see things like this out there for families to watch.
Thank you.

Great and funny series for 70% off (11/25/2008). Can't beat the nice light comedy for $25.99 (seasons 1, 2, 3 set).

Disks: double-sided, labeled A, B in SMALL PRINT
Transfers: good enough quality
Package: soft cases and easy to remove disks

Great deal for the money. I loved watching the old series. Only drawback is that you must have a remote to go between each episode. It will not allow you to play all. Good production of this family clean fun show. Its hard to find something clean and enjoyable these days that is suitable for children to watch. This is it!!

The quality of these DVD's is great. A brief description of each
episode is given on screen along with the title. They play well on my DVD player, and the episode numbers are clearly shown and easily accessed.

Great old TV show, good to see the beginning how the show started and can't wait for series 4 to be released, my six year old loves watching it as well. Excellent conversion to DVD.

This is a very helpful series. For all those people that read "Home and Garden" you now have a program that shows the upside to farming.

This is the Complete third season, consisting of 696 minutes of run time; so I suggest that you start early in the day if you have to work tomorrow. And do not be too impulsive and rush out to buy that farm. The package comes with two DVDs and a pamphlet describing in brief each episode. However you better have good eyes as both sides of the DVD are recorded on, leaving no room for labeling.

Fort many this is the first time to be introduced to such strong acting characters as Arnold (rumor has it became dinner at the end of the series). For the rest of us, we have an opportunity to visit old friends and see an episode or two that may have been missed. With any luck we will have the opportunity to buy the next season.

Oliver Wendell Douglas, born on a farm, and stayed there for two days, wants to get back to his roots. The opportunity arises and he purchases the Haney place from Eustace Charleton Haney himself. His wife gets the opportunity to share with him the challenges to adjust to the farm life?


Go for it and get all three seasons now. It never loses that something that makes you addicted to the series and want more.

There is an urban legend that when the series finished Arnold became lunch.

If you appreciate this fine program than you will enjoy reading "Under the Tuscan Sun" by Frances Mayes, where the story is retold Italian style.

Under the Tuscan Sun: At Home in Italy

If you are too young to remember this tv show, try it, you`ll like it.
This is so much better than the dippy junk on tv today that there is simply no comparison.
Oliver Douglas is a big shot New York lawyer who always wanted to be a farmer. Lisa, his wife, doesn`t share his ambitions.
But they end up at Green Acres, a run down farm in the Hooterville valley when Oliver finally decides to live his dream.

These Green Acres episodes are delightful, in so much as they are exactly what they were in the 1960's, innocent, tongue and cheek humor, and characters you can love and loathe. If someone were interested in memories or family oriented humor and entertainment, these are the episodes for that person.