That '70s Show: The Complete Series

Finally, 'That '70's Show' is given a release worthy of it. The detail on the episodes is extraordinary, with the colors popping and the overall clarity of every scene unmatched by previous releases (or even most broadcasts). The widescreen transfers are perfect. Some have said that the show is 're-cropped' to simulate widescreen but this is not so. Just look at the opening titles while the characters drive in their car - you can see beyond the car doors to the background beyond. If this were cropped that wouldn't exist. Plus, having owned several seasons on DVD I can tell you that there is definitely more picture on the screen, not less.The extras are fun, with all those from the DVD boxed set ported over. Plus we at last get 'That '70's Bloopers' episode (although this is not widescreen but in SD, it's still great to have).The only slight negative I see is that the discs are placed unprotected in their respective cardboard season-holders. Be careful pulling them out and putting them back in. You might want to invest in some protective sleeves to go in there.All in all this was an excellent purchase for me. The price is very good considering how much you get (all 8 seasons plus the bonus stuff). I've seen many, many shows of only a few seasons going for much more so this is quite a bargain. So disconnect your princess phone, unplug the 8-track, stretch out in your bell-bottoms and enjoy 'That '70's Show'!

This box set was inexpensive, and it had a return policy. I felt safe in purchasing it, despite the negative reviews. First of all, there was nothing "grainy" about the screen. I am not as entitled enough to only have Ultra HD viewing behind my belt, so I had an open mind, expecting some level of grain with apathy. The picture was clear, and it looked great on an 80" Ultra HD Max screen; the sound was also high quality.The comments regarding the sleeve show that expectations have changed. CDs used to come in this format, and we never complained. In order to fit 16 discs into the box, creative methods were utilized, and each disc was placed front and back into a cardboard sleeve. You can purchase very inexpensive sleeves that will protect the discs, problem is solved.

I have to admit that I didn't really watch this show when it was on air, but just like most shows that I get into, it's when they are in re-runs. I really got into this show when I started working at a TV station that aired "That '70s Show." The problem was we nevered really aired all the episodes, so since getting the box set I started seeing episodes that I have never seen before and viewing the shows in the order that they originally aired, the shows make a lot more sence to me. I find this box set to be exactly what I wanted when purchasing all the episodes. I wasn't looking for a lot of thrills, just the DVDs containing all the episodes. This box set is straight to the point and doesn't take up a lot of room on my DVD storage shelf. I do find the interviews and the few extras very interesting and having a copy of the final script to the last episode was a nice little touch. The only complaint I have is that the DVDs are packed a little to tight in the box. Other than that I am very happy with this purchase and I would recommend this DVD box set to any person who is a fan of "That '70s Show." My only question is what would have happened if the show went more than 10 seasons, because a decade is only 10, years long. Just an after thought. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is great for the price. The quality is good. Yea, it’s not 4K Ultra IMAX LED Avatar Liquid Retina Metaverse Quality…it’s literally a show from the 90’s that was filmed and aired on vastly different quality tv’s. So I’m very impressed with this. Price point of $20-$30 for every episode, it’s worth it. Box was slightly bent from shipping, but it’s nice that’s it’s compact and isn’t 14 boxes to hold all the discs. I would recommend this box set! Pics posted are us watching the dvd on our 65” TCL tv.

Thank God we live in a world that can create a sitcom as good as "That 70's Show". Personally I hate sitcoms and most of what's on TV these days in general, but "That 70's Show" is the exception to the rule. The humor is real. The actors and characters are top notch (including appearances by some real A-List celebrities). The laughs just keep coming until the end credits. And we still don't know where Fez is from. Great show, if you haven't seen it yet, do yourself a favor and watch it.Now onto the packaging, which is no slouch in and of itself. The Ultimate Stash Box is a replica of the old 45 RPM record cases right down to the size and the boxes inside that hold each season. Each season comes in 4 discs with a total of 8 seasons. It's a pretty weighted box for 32 discs. The quality is very nice and seems to stand on its own among other special releases I've seen of other series/movies in the past. All in all, it's a win-win with this collection. Great show. Awesome packaging and quality. Well worth the price tag.Short version: Groovy! Buy it now, slip into your leisure suit and platform shoes, and enjoy!