Outer Limits - Season One (DVD, 2005, 5-Disc Set)

THE QUALITY OF THIS OUTER LIMITS COLLECTION IS EXCELLENT. THE SOUND QUALITY WAS GOOD, NO PROBLEMS. THE EPISODES CLEARLY LISTED, TE SYNOPSIS ON BACK OF THE DVDS. THE EPISODES WAS WELL PERSERVED NO PROBLEMS, COVER ART WAS NICE. PICTURES OF ACTORS IN THEIR ROLES RECOMMENDED

Good show for X-files fans. Not as good of course, but not bad. Contains many actors who make appearances in the X-files. Some of the CGI is a bit cheesy, but it's a great show.

A great collection of science fiction stories. Much more enjoyable than the original Outer Limits series. The pilot two part episode Sandkings is with the price of the set alone. Its a same the rest of the series is not readily available on DVD.

GREAT PRODUCT. THE MOVIE WAS GREAT. I LIKE MOVIES LIKE THIS AND I SEEN IT AT A VERY GOOD PRICE. I AM A FAITHFUL EBAYER AND THIS IS A VERY GOOD PRODUCT. EVERYTHING WAS AWESOME!!

This was a great dvd to watch. I was home-bound after surgery with nothing to do. I was unable to move my neck, so reading or being online was out of the question. These episodes were wonderful entertainment, reminiscent of the 1960s version, but updated.

Nice fast telling stories and would make you stop and think 'What if..'. Certain within the same spirit as the original series. Goes more into Science Fiction rather than into Fantasy. A nice way to send a lazy afternoon.

It's nice to finally have this series available to own. What is probably one of the best sci-fi incarnations to come out of the nineties, this show personifies what is today standard of anthology series. Fully realized stand alone episodes, talented guest stars, poignant epi- and prologues, and universal moral and spiritual questions. While a number of these episodes are available in a randomized collection from the whole series run, there are many of my personal favorites found only in here. Under the Bed, If These Walls Could Talk, and White Light Fever are some of the creepiest episodes even if they don't have the poignancy of Second Soul or Quality of Mercy. And even though it debuted on Showtime only a few episodes had any nudity or language, and not at cost to the story. While the finale tries to tie the whole season together with a clip show, the rest of the season can't be faulted. If you like this series or anthology shows in general, I definitely recommend getting this. You won't be disappointed.