ScottRE
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Just so there's no confusion: DVD Planet - good. Dvdnowtv.com - bad.
Sounds about right.ScottRE said:Just so there's no confusion: DVD Planet - good. Dvdnowtv.com - bad.
When it's all you've got, you make do.Originally Posted by stevelecher
I can't watch seasons 2 or 3 from the original sets. Can't stand them.
Yes, please! I haven't gotten around to picking up The Complete Series DVD set (I have rotten luck dealing with telephone customer service). The Fugitive is one of my holy grails of TV series on blu-ray (along with Twin Peaks, X-Files and 60s Outer Limits). The odds are stacked against this QM production getting HD treatment on home video, but few series would look as good in HD! If it ever was released on blu-ray, I would buy it promptly!Sam Favate said:Blu-ray, anyone?
When you last wrote, you were in the middle of season one. Look forward to reading your impressions of this series.Brian Himes said:I hope to be back in this thread later this week. I have just finished watching the episode The Ivy Maze, so I'm very close to finishing the series. I'll be back with my thoughts on the series when I'm finished.
Actually, I am okay with Gerard not chaning his stance because it wouldn't alter his job. His hunt for Kimble has nothing to do with Kimble's actua innocense or guilt. It was that the law found him guilty and Kimble is running from justice. "Let others debate and conclude, I obey." It didn't matter what he felt, all Gerard knew was that Kimble needed to be caught to face his punishment. Or, to quote the excellent Ford/Jones movie version: "I didn't kill my wife!" "I don't care!"Brian Himes said:Well, I've crossed the finish line and the series finale has lived up to my expectations. The final two episodes were perhaps two of the most exciting episodes of the entire series.
Finally, finally Gerard comes to his senses and honestly looks at the entire situation logically. For the first time he begins to question Kimble's conviction. Finally Gerard realizes that in order to get Kimble he has to get Johnson, the one armed man. As the time drew nearer that Gerard would have to take Kimble in, Gerard even seemed genuinely sad that he and Kimble were unable to get the one armed man. I was really on Gerard's side when he gave Chandler Hell for not coming forward to clear Kimble. The guilt worked perfectly.
I couldn't have asked for a better conclusion to the series. Very well done.