Matthew_B
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This was announced some time ago but so far no one's started a thread yet, so I'll go first.
Overall I've come to enjoy American Dad and I try to catch it when it's on, but it's not something I would include in my "favourite TV shows" list and therefore something I must buy (especially when there are so many other things I have already pre-ordered!), so I plan to pass on this purchase.
One thing that I thought was odd is that this release will be in Dolby 2.0 Surround and not DD 5.1 when the show airs on HDFOX in DD 5.1. Sure, it's just a cartoon and it's not mind-blowing to watch it in 5.1 but I still think it's nice to have that ability when it's already created and therefore accessable. They included DD 5.1 for the last Family Guy DVD release, so I wonder why they won't for American Dad as well?
I have to admit there was something nice about watching the last two aired episodes "Finances with Wolves" and "It's Good to be the Queen" both in DD 5.1, especially the music sequences ("September" and "Never Tear Us Apart" come to mind).
Overall I've come to enjoy American Dad and I try to catch it when it's on, but it's not something I would include in my "favourite TV shows" list and therefore something I must buy (especially when there are so many other things I have already pre-ordered!), so I plan to pass on this purchase.
One thing that I thought was odd is that this release will be in Dolby 2.0 Surround and not DD 5.1 when the show airs on HDFOX in DD 5.1. Sure, it's just a cartoon and it's not mind-blowing to watch it in 5.1 but I still think it's nice to have that ability when it's already created and therefore accessable. They included DD 5.1 for the last Family Guy DVD release, so I wonder why they won't for American Dad as well?
I have to admit there was something nice about watching the last two aired episodes "Finances with Wolves" and "It's Good to be the Queen" both in DD 5.1, especially the music sequences ("September" and "Never Tear Us Apart" come to mind).