michael_ks
Screenwriter
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I received my "Honey West" set this weekend and have already watched seven episodes and the "Burke's Law" series tie-in episode. Regretably the show does not have the remastered look of "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" S1 or the "Naked City" sets but it is at least nearly free of dirt, scratches, etc. Just a hair soft and lacking somewhat in contrast and detail. The night scenes looked better than expected considering the less than perfect day time scenes which is odd when one compares this to the "Burke's Law" eps. which overall is slightly better than HW for picture quality but has a couple of poorly contrasted night scenes in it.
I'd forgotten just how much Mullendore's music adds to the show--love those quintessentially mid-60s jazz arrangements for the title music and action scenes. The audio is excellent for a show of this age, by the way. One episode I watched looked horribly dated only because of a "go-go" club scene ("The Princess and the Paupers"). Bobby Sherman plays a band member in that one, along with that weird looking, perrenially baby-faced Michael J. Pollard (the leader of the gang of kids who don't age in Star Trek's "Miri").
I thought the packaging was just fine, myself. After a comment posted earlier, I was expecting something "bootleg" like in appearance, but it's much better than some other packages I have--"Wanted: Dead or Alive" for one.
I think I could almost become a cat lover if I had an ocelot like Bruce. And hey! Scratched one title from my want list in one fell swoop!
I'd forgotten just how much Mullendore's music adds to the show--love those quintessentially mid-60s jazz arrangements for the title music and action scenes. The audio is excellent for a show of this age, by the way. One episode I watched looked horribly dated only because of a "go-go" club scene ("The Princess and the Paupers"). Bobby Sherman plays a band member in that one, along with that weird looking, perrenially baby-faced Michael J. Pollard (the leader of the gang of kids who don't age in Star Trek's "Miri").
I thought the packaging was just fine, myself. After a comment posted earlier, I was expecting something "bootleg" like in appearance, but it's much better than some other packages I have--"Wanted: Dead or Alive" for one.
I think I could almost become a cat lover if I had an ocelot like Bruce. And hey! Scratched one title from my want list in one fell swoop!