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Well, there were only 57 episodes, so that would be about 6 episodes per disc. And 8 single layers would be 4 dual-layered. So 4 for S1 (23 episodes), 4 for S2 (21 episodes), and 2 for S3 (13 episodes - 6+7) Not outrageous

It looks like the CSI: Vegas may be pressed, not BD-R. The pre-order thread just posted by Ron had a different (newer) picture with the Blu-Ray Logo label.

What makes you even think there is a problem? You reply as though you think there is a problem when nothing, absolutely nothing, suggests anything approaching a problem. Please don't invent problems

And so you keep perpetuating the lie. Four posts today to spread a falsehood.

Not necessarily. MOD does not mean "-R". And MovieZyng is just the storefront for Allied Vaughn - the manufacturer. Most of the WAC Blu-Rays are also listed on MovieZyng, and they are not BD-R

Which show are you referring to?

So, you’re answering yourself, using unverified (and probably negatively biased) ‘information’ from message boards

its possible that Blindspot is being released on DVD for general Retail Release, and will appear on Blu via a MOD program. Other shows have gone this route. (this is just speculation)

Do people still think MOD is inferior? WHY? Or is that just their uninformed bias. For DVD, there is no difference.

Well, they did say “footage”, not “film”. So if we’re going to be pedantic, let’s be properly pedantic. So, ‘unexposed footage’ could refer to footage the public hasn’t been exposed to before.

Wild Palms doesn’t have a prior Blu-Ray release. MGM did put out a DVD version fifteen years ago.

And there is no evidence to suggest they will be less reliable either. Without supporting facts, there is no ‘realistic’. I prefer to not prejudge based solely on how something is labeled. I realize that technology improves over time. So even though early versions of a product may have...

Well, since MOD products are not inferior, I don’t understand these posts (apart from people enjoying being negative for negative’s sake)