Ned and Stacey: S1 -- Sept. 20th
06-07-17, 08:30 PM
#26
DVD Talk Legend
Re: Ned and Stacey: S1 -- Sept. 20th
Complete Series Set being released by Shout Factory in September.
http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Ned...e-Series/23354
https://www.shoutfactory.com/tv/come...omplete-series
http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Ned...e-Series/23354
Shout! Factory has announced that on September 26th they will release Ned and Stacey - The Complete Series on DVD. Priced at $44.99 SRP, this 6-disc set will include all 46 episodes. It will also include an Audio Commentary on the pilot episode by the show's creator (Michael J. Weithorn, we presume), and a 20-minute Retrospective (including interviews with Debra Messing and Thomas Haden Church). Closed captioning is also included.
https://www.shoutfactory.com/tv/come...omplete-series
06-07-17, 09:03 PM
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Re: Ned and Stacey: S1 -- Sept. 20th
Wow. I loved that show. Will pick up this set for sure.
Too bad it's so light on extras.
Too bad it's so light on extras.
10-05-17, 08:36 PM
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Re: Ned and Stacey: S1 -- Sept. 20th
so, really tempted on this @ $25.87 @ Amazon, but I just don't do DVD's anymore really and the thought of swapping discs, etc...the horror. this isn't streaming on any of big services, correct?
10-06-17, 10:15 AM
#30
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Re: Ned and Stacey: S1 -- Sept. 20th
As far as I can see, this isn't available on any streaming service, so the DVDs are the only way to watch it.
11-26-17, 10:20 PM
#32
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Re: Ned and Stacey: S1 -- Sept. 20th
Watched this a few weeks ago with the wife, who had never seen the show before, and for the most part it holds up. It's very much a 90s sitcom, but it has a dark, caustic, sarcastic streak too it that makes it stand out, and might've confused viewers at the time (I noticed a few bits and lines I felt were hysterical got barely a twitter from the audience).
The end credit bits that they do on a lot of the episodes, where they redo a scene from the show with a darker/stranger twist, shows that the show could've been a lot stranger than it was, although the season 2 Mr. Belvedere episode
The show does show is age in some of its sensibilities, such as an early Halloween episode where they play off a man in a female nurse uniform getting sexually harassed and assaulted for laughs. But it gets better as the show goes on.
Overall, I was happy to revisit the show, and my wife enjoyed it as a first-time viewer.
The end credit bits that they do on a lot of the episodes, where they redo a scene from the show with a darker/stranger twist, shows that the show could've been a lot stranger than it was, although the season 2 Mr. Belvedere episode
The show does show is age in some of its sensibilities, such as an early Halloween episode where they play off a man in a female nurse uniform getting sexually harassed and assaulted for laughs. But it gets better as the show goes on.
Overall, I was happy to revisit the show, and my wife enjoyed it as a first-time viewer.
