For the Good Eats collectors out there, don't buy "Sweet Somethings"
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For the Good Eats collectors out there, don't buy "Sweet Somethings"
I'm pretty sure there are a couple of people out there who have been buying the Good Eats collection as they come out as I have. This "new" release that just came out recently though, "Sweet Somethings", is just a repack of "Super Sweets 4-6" under different disc names (the eps are the same though). If you just want these eps it's a good way to get them, but if you are looking to add to your collection don't bother.
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Thanks for the warning!
I hope this isn't too much of a threadjack, but I have a GoodEats question... Why aren't more of these in the dvdaficionado.com database? I tried adding some myself, but I don't have a scanner so I can't scan in the covers, I didn't find them online in a suitable form, and my submission got rejected with them (and they wanted more info, which is hard since there really isn't much on the back of the boxes!).
Any thoughts/suggestions?
I hope this isn't too much of a threadjack, but I have a GoodEats question... Why aren't more of these in the dvdaficionado.com database? I tried adding some myself, but I don't have a scanner so I can't scan in the covers, I didn't find them online in a suitable form, and my submission got rejected with them (and they wanted more info, which is hard since there really isn't much on the back of the boxes!).
Any thoughts/suggestions?
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DVDAf users tend to focus on either the big new releases each week, or all the various permutations of black and white Eastern European snuff films.
I know I've submitted some yoga titles recently that went right in, but, I had access to a scanner and a wife with graphic arts experience to help scan them.
My wife and I are both GoodEats fans, but we either just DVR the eps, or look up the recipes online. If I had the DVDs I would certainly submit them to the database.
I know I've submitted some yoga titles recently that went right in, but, I had access to a scanner and a wife with graphic arts experience to help scan them.
My wife and I are both GoodEats fans, but we either just DVR the eps, or look up the recipes online. If I had the DVDs I would certainly submit them to the database.
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I sure wish they would release Good Eats in season sets. I'd love to have them on DVD but I'd much prefer them in complete sets than these random (and expensive) discs they keep doing.
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I filled out the web form on the FoodTV site and in the response I got this 865-560-3663
as the corporate phone #. If people are interested in this (season sets for example) maybe calling the number will help.
as the corporate phone #. If people are interested in this (season sets for example) maybe calling the number will help.
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Originally Posted by nemein
I filled out the web form on the FoodTV site and in the response I got this 865-560-3663
as the corporate phone #. If people are interested in this (season sets for example) maybe calling the number will help.
as the corporate phone #. If people are interested in this (season sets for example) maybe calling the number will help.
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I'll pick up season sets in a heartbeat. But I won't touch these "sets" they have out now. So I guess I ought to make the call. Or make my wife do it since she's the real fan.
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Has anyone tried getting the box sets from Target? They are pretty inexpensive. Three discs, three episodes per disc - per box set.
I've picked them up (on sale) for $10 each set. Not a bad deal!!!
Here are the sets:
Breakfast Eats, Super Sweets and American Greats
- True Brew I
- The Egg Files I
- Flap Jack Do It Again
- A Grind Is a Terrible Thing to Waste
- Ear Apparent
- American Pickle
- Art of Darkness II: Cocoa
- Let Them Eat Foam
- Trouble With Cheesecake
Meats, Sweets, and Holiday Treats
- Pork Fiction
- Steak Your Claim
- A Bird in the Pan
- Three Chips for Sister Marsha
- The Art of Darkness
- Churn Baby Churn
- Romancing the Bird
- Behind the Bird
- It's a Wonderful Cake
Sweet Somethings
- Citizen Cane
- The Trick to Treats
- Fudge Factor
- I Pie
- Circle of Life
- The Cookie Clause
- The Art of Darkenss III
- Deep Space Slime
- Puddin' Head Blues
Hooked and Cooked, Poultry Pleasers, More Meats
- Grill Seekers
- A Chuck for Chuck
- Family Roast
- What's Up Duck
- Fry Hard 2: The Chicken (Fried)
- In the Bulb of the Night (Garlic)
- Hook, Line and Dinner
- Where There's Smoke, There's Fish
- The Other Red Meat
More Super Sweets, Family Favorites, Say Cheese
- Crust Never Sleeps
- A Cake on Every Plate
- The Icing Man Cometh
- Casserole Over
- The Spud's For You
- For Whom the Cheese Melts - Mac and Cheese
- For Whom The Cheese Melts - Grilled Cheese
- Egg Files - Cheese Souffle
- A Bowl of Onion
Hope this helps!
I've picked them up (on sale) for $10 each set. Not a bad deal!!!
Here are the sets:
Breakfast Eats, Super Sweets and American Greats
- True Brew I
- The Egg Files I
- Flap Jack Do It Again
- A Grind Is a Terrible Thing to Waste
- Ear Apparent
- American Pickle
- Art of Darkness II: Cocoa
- Let Them Eat Foam
- Trouble With Cheesecake
Meats, Sweets, and Holiday Treats
- Pork Fiction
- Steak Your Claim
- A Bird in the Pan
- Three Chips for Sister Marsha
- The Art of Darkness
- Churn Baby Churn
- Romancing the Bird
- Behind the Bird
- It's a Wonderful Cake
Sweet Somethings
- Citizen Cane
- The Trick to Treats
- Fudge Factor
- I Pie
- Circle of Life
- The Cookie Clause
- The Art of Darkenss III
- Deep Space Slime
- Puddin' Head Blues
Hooked and Cooked, Poultry Pleasers, More Meats
- Grill Seekers
- A Chuck for Chuck
- Family Roast
- What's Up Duck
- Fry Hard 2: The Chicken (Fried)
- In the Bulb of the Night (Garlic)
- Hook, Line and Dinner
- Where There's Smoke, There's Fish
- The Other Red Meat
More Super Sweets, Family Favorites, Say Cheese
- Crust Never Sleeps
- A Cake on Every Plate
- The Icing Man Cometh
- Casserole Over
- The Spud's For You
- For Whom the Cheese Melts - Mac and Cheese
- For Whom The Cheese Melts - Grilled Cheese
- Egg Files - Cheese Souffle
- A Bowl of Onion
Hope this helps!
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The regular price is $20. The sale caught me by surprise, I stocked up then. I keep checking back regularly to see if there are any new releases, no new box sets in the last 2 months.
Twenty dollars is STILL hugely better than the FoodNetwork price, though!!!
Twenty dollars is STILL hugely better than the FoodNetwork price, though!!!
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I sure wish they would release Good Eats in season sets. I'd love to have them on DVD but I'd much prefer them in complete sets than these random (and expensive) discs they keep doing.
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Alton Brown was in Austin about a couple of years ago to promote his second cookbook, and he was asked this question. He said that there are plans to do it, but he wants to be involved with the release. He said not to be waiting because he had another series he was working on (I'd imagine this would be Feasting On Asphault), then another season of Good Eats and then to "try" to get them out. So at least he did acknowledge they are trying to, but it sounds like it'll be on his own time. But here's to hoping, I'd love to have them.
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Re: For the Good Eats collectors out there, don't buy "Sweet Somethings"
(Mega-bumping an ancient thread I know...)
Was at Target today -- and while there have been many compilation sets released over the years -- and as part of their exclusive deal with Food Network, there are finally Complete Season One and Season Two sets on the shelf.
Two discs per set, single keepcase with a slipcover. $16.99 each, but I'm sure they'll go on sale at some point.
Was at Target today -- and while there have been many compilation sets released over the years -- and as part of their exclusive deal with Food Network, there are finally Complete Season One and Season Two sets on the shelf.
Two discs per set, single keepcase with a slipcover. $16.99 each, but I'm sure they'll go on sale at some point.