Originally Posted by Quatermass (Post 10699467)

On that Hammer box set, I just dug mine out today and "remembered" that the individual disks are packed in hard plastic, like the inside of a cd jewel case and held together in volumes with a cardboard outer wrapper. I had said they were in window envelopes which is totally wrong. I must have been thinking of something else. Sorry about that.

Originally Posted by Basque (Post 10699548)

I forgot that this box set is cheaper in bee.com with the code SILLYBEE20 (%20 off) and free delivery, 25.6 pounds.

Originally Posted by Chris-K (Post 10699996)

So bee does indeed deliver to the USA, MooMooMooMoo? They had some super prices on a few BBC comedy boxes a few weeks ago.

Originally Posted by Chris-K (Post 10699996)

So bee does indeed deliver to the USA, MooMooMooMoo? They had some super prices on a few BBC comedy boxes a few weeks ago.

Originally Posted by ProfessorEcho (Post 10700939)

If anyone comes across a really good deal for Optimum's set on the first two seasons of THE AVENGERS or Network's release of the old TV series ESPIONAGE S1, please post it. They do get reduced at Amazon UK from time to time, but not very substantially. Most of the time the best deals are in the Marketplace, but it's always from sellers who won't ship internationally.

Originally Posted by Isny (Post 10689010)

Some of you may not consider this a deal, but I figured I'd mention it anyways as there are surely some people who would be interested =)

It seems there is a Remastered DVD release of the complete series of The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau. This looks to be a UK only release so far, as I can't find any mention of it anywhere else besides international websites.

The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau £110.20 (Release May 23 2011)

From the Amazon page:

Available on DVD for the first time, and digitally enhanced from the original master tapes, comes the opportunity to own what The Boston Globe has called ‘the most spectacular and colourful series on the air.’ The legendary Jacques Cousteau, along with the loyal crew of his famous ship, Calypso, spent a decade travelling the world’s seas, documenting the many wonders that they encountered. A pioneer in many senses, Cousteau’s technical wizardry allowed for the filming of new species and behavior in the animal kingdom, all presented with a profound respect for the natural world.

• This groundbreaking series set the trend for nature documentaries, revealing the reality of making the programmes, alongside incredible footage of animals in the wild.

• Contains all 36 episodes of the classic series, which ran from 1967-1976, and which the New York Daily News called ‘what television can and should do best.

Originally Posted by DirkBelig (Post 12357275)

The Superman Motion Picture Anthology 1978-2006 - $16 shipped to USA from Amazon UK. Region-free.

Originally Posted by davidh777 (Post 12358236)

Some possible interesting deals there, like the James Dean and Kubrick Collections, and Mad Max.

Originally Posted by Decker (Post 12358263)

Word of caution on that James Dean set (at least -- that's the only one I picked up). While the three movie Blu Rays (on four discs - Giant is spread over two discs) are in indeed Region Free, the James Dean Forever Young documentary and the American Masters discs are on Region B DVDs and won't play in most US players.

Originally Posted by Decker (Post 12358219)

Maybe others could put some of their finds from the current sale here as well.