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I've not seen much of "Angie" but what I have seen is sweet and the show seems up my alley. Will be on the shelf next to "Mary Hartman" for obvious reasons.

Amazon has a product page in place for the Complete Series but no pre-order as yet... https://www.amazon.com/Dynasty-Complete-Series/dp/B0748YD6HP/ref=sr_1_2?s=movies-tv&ie=UTF8&qid=1501228491&sr=1-2&keywords=dynasty&refinements=p_n_date%3A2693529011

But Amanda wasn't initially played as a sourpuss. She was a very sweet young woman. I enjoyed and appreciated that Karen gave us that quality back in her portrayal of Amanda.

At least Karen made the part charming and likeable again - Oxenberg's Amanda really grated on me towards the end.

They had NO IDEA whatsover to do with Amanda once she divorced the prince. I think the better option would have been to kill Amanda off in the La Mirage fire. Karen Cellini did a lovely job with the character, she just needed more time to find her feet and perhaps some good scripts to act.

The UK sets for Seasons 6-9 certainly weren't, with some awful "colour pulsing".

I hope that the box art doesn't change much from this - it looks fabulous. And last week I was within a heartbeat of buying all the split-season sets from Seasons 6-9 (because the UK sets that I have are from lower quality sources)... now I will wait and get the entire box.

Again, it sounds like most of the playback issues reported in this thread were from discs made before Warner moved to their pressing plants in Mexico. Quality and long-term durability of their discs has improved 100% since they moved their operations there.

If they did, I'd be happy to see a Complete box set. The transfers for seasons 6-9 on the UK sets came from analogue sources and don't look pretty at all.

And already all the signs are that it's going to be very successful. It's currently booking through to January 2018.

Yes that was Anna Anderson. The 1956 movie version uses her story as the main inspiration.

Probably a hold-over from when that disc was originally sold separately (as a flipper). When those old flipper disc releases are re-packaged in boxsets, they don't re-do the menus.

The difference here is that the new movie doesn't have ANY of the songs from the Broadway musical version, so in essence it's a remake of the original animated film, as well as a re-vision of the stage musical. Talk about confusing.

If Seasons 1 and 2 sold well, we'd have had more seasons on DVD by now. Harsh but true.

That Joan Crawford set went OOP a while ago. WAC just reissued all those titles as MODs, so your best solution for "Sadie McKee" is to buy it again separately.