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Return to the Hamptons with "concierge doctor" Hank Lawson (Mark Feuerstein) as he works to balance the medical needs and frivolous whims of the very rich, sometimes famous and always demanding. The second half of Season Three features six episodes on two discs. Summer may be over, but the doctor's as hot as ever in this witty comedy that critics are calling, "A show you shouldn't miss" (TVFanatic.com).
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
By xxx
Format:DVD
I'm a collector of TV shows on DVD and I have a budget that I hold to when purchasing a season; I will not pay more than $1.00 per episode. I have spent years waiting to catch an acceptable price for some shows - the original Avengers for example, and have managed to stay within this set budget, but these split seasons are beginning to cause problems, especially when the split is uneven. Volume one of Royal Pains season three is ten episodes and volume two is only six. Now I might catch volume one on a special at $9.99, maybe around the holidays, but do you really think the price for volume two will ever drop to $6 or less?
The show has started to lose its appeal for me anyway; the medical parts of the episodes have begun to be a bit repetitious and in some cases just plain silly. The addition of the "iconic" Henry Winkler of Happy Days' fame has actually made me cringe. I have a hard time seeing Mr. Winkler as anyone other than "The Fonz" and while the younger generation may escape this mental time travel affliction, for me it's overpowering and makes every episode in which he appears just seem silly. I suspect Henry Winkler just may get his third shot at jumping the shark, how apropos that Boris had a shark hidden in a tank in season one; is it possible Henry Winkler was already tapped for the role of Hank and Evan's father? And speaking of silly, I'm actually afraid to see where the plot is headed since Hank accepted Boris' proposal. If the show survives this season, and I have my doubts, I believe it has one or two more seasons at the most.
Boycotting the purchase of split seasons just to protest the splitting of seasons is not my style; I will however, stick to my budget and if I never get the third season of Royal Pains it's not much of a loss. I usually catch the episodes when they're on or watch on demand within a day or two; there's not much competition in the time slot with the current schedule but if something new and interesting comes along I may be switching my viewing plan.
The show has started to lose its appeal for me anyway; the medical parts of the episodes have begun to be a bit repetitious and in some cases just plain silly. The addition of the "iconic" Henry Winkler of Happy Days' fame has actually made me cringe. I have a hard time seeing Mr. Winkler as anyone other than "The Fonz" and while the younger generation may escape this mental time travel affliction, for me it's overpowering and makes every episode in which he appears just seem silly. I suspect Henry Winkler just may get his third shot at jumping the shark, how apropos that Boris had a shark hidden in a tank in season one; is it possible Henry Winkler was already tapped for the role of Hank and Evan's father? And speaking of silly, I'm actually afraid to see where the plot is headed since Hank accepted Boris' proposal. If the show survives this season, and I have my doubts, I believe it has one or two more seasons at the most.
Boycotting the purchase of split seasons just to protest the splitting of seasons is not my style; I will however, stick to my budget and if I never get the third season of Royal Pains it's not much of a loss. I usually catch the episodes when they're on or watch on demand within a day or two; there's not much competition in the time slot with the current schedule but if something new and interesting comes along I may be switching my viewing plan.
18 of 23 people found the following review helpful
By Fran
Format:DVD
Why can't Season 3 be on one disk? Why do we have to purchase two different DVDs to watch one complete season?
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By Bad John
Format:DVD
No, not a review of the show so don't bother carping. I was all set to buy season 3 until I found that they are attempting to rack up more money by splitting the season into two sets. I have a strong response to that, done with this series.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
A Favorite
Was tempted to continue rating this a five star but lately they're showing signs of writing themselves into a corner. Read more
Published 24 days ago by Rob Bouchard
3.0 out of 5 stars
don't break apart
Really? This needed to be sold in two different packages, and paying double for what the first season cost. Read more
Published 1 month ago by loves earrings
4.0 out of 5 stars
enjoyed it
this is a classy show, and i am looking forward to collecting all the seasons on DVD, to watch when i want.
Published 1 month ago by jazzlegasp
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good 2nd part to season 3
Looking forward to where they take Season 4. This is not being shown in Australia on free to air so a great find. Really engaging and very funny.
Published 2 months ago by Carolyn J Nickels
5.0 out of 5 stars
love this show
I am hooked on this show and the characters. So glad Boris is now included in the credits. Long live HankMed.
Published 3 months ago by Dawn Emond
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great
Every bit as good as the 1st season, funny and sad both as well as very entertaining. My husband even enjoys the series.
Published 3 months ago by Jodi
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good review
This video was a good for catching up over the last of the year. I liked the extras and the interviews with the actors.
Published 3 months ago by Linda M. Mcmillin
5.0 out of 5 stars
show
Great Show, not too thrilled with having to by volume one and volume two within the same year for the same season.
Published 4 months ago by Susan Harris
5.0 out of 5 stars
Royal Pains: Season Three Volume Two
Excellent continuation from volume 1. I would recommend this tv series for anyone who likes comedy mixed with drama and a good laugh.
Published 4 months ago by James J. Duncan
2.0 out of 5 stars
Good show
I like the show, but please don't split the sason for sales.. Wait until you have complete season, then sell...
Published 4 months ago by Regular Guy
