Specs for "Sex and the City" Season Six, Part 2

[fivebyfivefvs]

This is from the shows official site:

Sex and the City Season Six: Part Two - The final eight episodes.

3-Disc Set
RT: 270 minutes (8 episodes)
Audio: English 5.1, English Dolby Surround and Spanish Stereo
Subtitles: English, French, Spanish
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DVD Bonus Features include:
- Three never-before-seen alternate endings to the series finale
- Two 30-minute farewell tributes as seen on HBO
- 2004 US Comedy Arts Festival Seminar featuring Sarah Jessica Parker, Michael Patrick King and the writers.
- Four audio commentaries by Michael Patrick King
- Deleted scenes from Seasons 1-6

It's nice to see that we're getting some speical features finally!

[calhoun07]

Frickin a.

So when are they putting the two volumes for season six together in one set (and hopefully a more reasonable price)? A hundred dollars for season six is outrageous (I know that's SRP and nobody pays that, but still...)

[Chemical]

Agreed, I was so pissed off when it was announced. They got you by the balls because you bought seasons 1-5 and you want to compete your collection.

Originally posted by calhoun07
Frickin a.

So when are they putting the two volumes for season six together in one set (and hopefully a more reasonable price)? A hundred dollars for season six is outrageous (I know that's SRP and nobody pays that, but still...)

[Geofferson]

I'm interested in checking out the alternate endings.

[lisadoris]

Hopefully someone will have a nice price mistake like with S6 pt1 so I can actually finish the collection.

[calhoun07]

Originally posted by Chemical
Agreed, I was so pissed off when it was announced. They got you by the balls because you bought seasons 1-5 and you want to compete your collection.

Checking out the top ten list in Video Store Magazine of the best selling TV shows, the previous, more recent, seasons of Sex and the City are in the top five. Season Six Part one is near to the bottom on the list. I know it still made the top ten, but those slots represent a huge difference in cash made on each set. You would think HBO (and others...Fox, I am looking your way) would get the clue that fans want COMPLETE seasons only, not divided up stuff.