Dr. Who series dvd....
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For the last 4 boxsets I've waited till Borders sent a 40% off DVD Box Sets coupon out and got them that way (59.98 + tax apiece).
But honestly... they come up on sale very infrequently. I'd try DDD or DVDplanet right now during their 25% off sale as probably your best best. Don't be surprised if they're over $50 apiece though (they have a $100 MSRP each).
EDIT: DVDplanet has them for $57 after the 25% off coupon. Definitely the best you're gonna find this side of ebay.
But honestly... they come up on sale very infrequently. I'd try DDD or DVDplanet right now during their 25% off sale as probably your best best. Don't be surprised if they're over $50 apiece though (they have a $100 MSRP each).
EDIT: DVDplanet has them for $57 after the 25% off coupon. Definitely the best you're gonna find this side of ebay.
monoxide101
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I found season 2 on secondspin.com for $31 after coupon. They had season 1 for $50 or so I think. It's been a while since any have popped up on there, people don't tend to get rid of the doctor. Amazon currently has them all priced at $58.99. It's hard to find any BBC show for a cheap, or even reasonable, price... although I did find season one of Coupling in a $5 bin at a local used store.
DarkRider23
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What the 
makes Dr. Who so great that they charge $100 MSRP for a season?
makes Dr. Who so great that they charge $100 MSRP for a season?
detectiveconan16
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'cause we peons don't watch it on regular TV.
I was poking around Amazon UK earlier... if you are region-free can play Region 2 PAL DVDs they have Series 1 for ₤12.98, Series 2 for ₤16.98, Series 3 for ₤24.98, and Series 4 for ₤35.98.
The series is filmed in PAL, so there would be no speedup.
I highly suggest getting a region-free player if you like British television... you get stuff earlier and often cheaper even after ₤ to $ conversion and shipping. I am currently using a Philips that I got from Wal-Mart for $39.88 that uses a one-time remote code to unlock region-free capabilities (it also converts the PAL signal to US-friendly NTSC).
For instance I just got the deluxe boxset of The IT Crowd: Series 1-3 (packaged within 'The Internet' from Series 3) for ₤17.98 (it was like $31 shipped) whereas the DVDs released here in America would have cost me around $60.
But, uh, if you're only interested in Who, it might not be worth the trouble.
The series is filmed in PAL, so there would be no speedup.
I highly suggest getting a region-free player if you like British television... you get stuff earlier and often cheaper even after ₤ to $ conversion and shipping. I am currently using a Philips that I got from Wal-Mart for $39.88 that uses a one-time remote code to unlock region-free capabilities (it also converts the PAL signal to US-friendly NTSC).
For instance I just got the deluxe boxset of The IT Crowd: Series 1-3 (packaged within 'The Internet' from Series 3) for ₤17.98 (it was like $31 shipped) whereas the DVDs released here in America would have cost me around $60.
But, uh, if you're only interested in Who, it might not be worth the trouble.
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