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The Sopranos DVDs are on four discs and all of them started at $99 MSRP so I don't think the disc count has anything to do with price.

I just assumed it's so there's more space for video/audio information. Beyond the usual video and DD 5.1 track, there's about two commentaries per disc as well. The 12 episodes are spread over five discs (disc six is for special features).

HBO cancelling the show didn't make me stop liking it so I gladly bought the second season and I can virtually guarantee that I'll buy the third.

No audio problems on my discs. The commentary track with Timothy Olyphant and Ian McShane is as funny as their track on the first season set. Uninformative but funny. :)

HBO shows rarely end on a cliffhanger. Deadwood might never have a proper finish but it won't end with "Who will live and who will die? Find out next season on Deadwood!" :)

For anyone interested, there's a deal at Best Buy this week where you can: "--Save $30, instantly, at Best Buy when you buy Seasons 1 ($54.99) AND 2 ($63.99) of Deadwood. Must be purchased on same receipt. $55 + $64 = $119. $119 - $30 = $89. $89/2 = $$44.50 apiece. Good deal!"...

Dang, I was hoping that you jumped the gun and had only watched one episode. :) It's not officially cancelled (and HBO is going to run S3) but they've let all the actors out of their contracts and that's about as good as cancelled. http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htf/...d.php?t=234562...

Now I can buy it and hope for the best and then have to get a replacement copy. Gord, is the same problem on all the discs? Begin "HBO cancelled Deadwood and now they're ruining the DVDs" conspiracy posts. :)

The third season of Deadwood starts in June (after The Sopranos ends its year) so HBO will probably wait until closer to that time to release the S2 DVD. That way the DVD and the season premiere cross promote each other. http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=4594 And by the way...