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Buck Rogers in the 25th Century - The Complete Collection [Blu-ray]

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Format: Blu-ray November 24, 2020


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Blast off to the 25th century with Buck Rogers, one of the most popular sci-fi heroes of all time! When 20th-century astronaut William “Buck” Rogers (Gil Gerard) is awakened—500 years after a deep-space disaster—to an Earth in recovery from nuclear war, he must join Colonel Wilma Deering (Erin Gray) to lead the crew of the starship Searcher against a galaxy of evil from the past, present and faraway future. Co-starring Felix Silla, Tim O’Connor and the legendary voice of Mel Blanc as Twiki. This 9-disc set includes, the pilot episode, the theatrical feature and all 32 action-packed Season One and Season 2 episodes of the epic series with phenomenal guest stars Jamie Lee Curtis, Julie Newmar, Henry Silva, Pamela Hensley, Jack Palance, Roddy McDowall, Macdonald Carey, Cesar Romero, Richard Lynch, Frank Gorshin, Markie Post, Anthony James, Peter Graves, Robert Quarry, Woody Strode, Gary Coleman, Ray Walston, John P. Ryan, Paul Koslo, Mary Woronov, Jerry Orbach, Richard Moll, William Smith, Sid Haig, Barbara Luna, Dennis Haysbert, Amanda Wyss, Alex Hyde-White, Tony Cox, Billy Curtis, William Sylvester, John Fujioka and many more!Special Features:• Includes the Pilot Episode (Awakening), 32 Episodes and Theatrical Version (First Time in HD)• NEW Audio Commentaries for 11 Selected Episodes by Film/TV Historian Patrick Jankiewicz, Author of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century: A TV Companion• NEW Audio Commentary by Film Historians Steve Mitchell and Nathaniel Thompson (Theatrical Feature)• NEW Interview with Co-Star Erin Gray• NEW Interview with Actor Thom Christopher (Hawk)• 9-Minute Special Theatrical Preview• Theatrical Trailer• Two Radio Spots (Theatrical Feature)• Nine BD50 Dual-Layer Discs• Optional English Subtitles


MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ NR (Not Rated)


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 9.88 Ounces


Media Format ‏ : ‎ Anamorphic, NTSC, Subtitled


Run time ‏ : ‎ 32 hours and 30 minutes


Release date ‏ : ‎ November 24, 2020


Actors ‏ : ‎ Gil Gerard, Erin Gray, Felix Silla


Studio ‏ : ‎ Kl Studio Classics


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA


Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 9


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    • great strait forward series Deserved more respect than it gets! TERRIBLE DVID comentary!
When I grew up in the late 70s/early 80s I recall my Dad had mentioned the Buck Rogers Movie. But it never broadcast on local stations. I did watch the movie later and found it a stripped down version of the "Awaken" pilot but it had some Rated R scenes in it. As a kid I was pretty impressed with the pilot and the whole show. An alpha man outside his own time trying to cope in a strange and futuristic world as best he could and adapting better than average. He had US AirForce experience, knew how to kick butt in hand to hand and the stories and missions in the first season were very much like James Bond or infiltration spy movies. People make the mistake of trying to ground everything into some kind of "reality" TV show. and anyone who dislikes this series is someone who dislikes TV in general. The reason for shows of this nature was to escape the continual B.S. of the real world for about 45 minutes a night. Now to be reminded of it! Scantly clad girls, why not? after all that is what makes the world go 'round! And something most "shows" lack these days this had. Story! Firstly in plot construction. humor and spontaneity. And one did not have to explain the plot like so many knock off "TV shows" do now days! And FYI, Awaken, and Plot to Kill a City. I Dream of Jennifer, and Space Vampire, as well as Time of The Hawk, The Guardian and "Testimony of a Traitor" were some of the more serious storytelling plots with great characters and very serious moments without being so stinking somber!(like today) And Season Two while (not always) on par with the original intent of the series was a unique and very creative way of sending the series on a different direction all together and when I was young my favorite! It was told as not ONLY to search for the lost colonies, but it was meant that Buck and Wilma were charged with that duty, for a time. While Dr. Huer and Earth Defense and Earth communities still had a life(just because we didn't see didn't mean they weren't there!!!) and were working hard to rebuild Earth's own lost civilization. That does NOT mean Buck and Wilma can't go do something else and find the lost colonies-which were important! After all, people! These colonies were full of what people with any sense of morals call COLONISTS! Our duty is to find out about them, they are also our people! Season Two was every bit as good as Season One just different, except some of the wobbly sets(bucks' shuttle interior having plaster paste on a hole where a console was not available in Hand of Goral for instanace) or Twiki's Elvan Dentist voice. but overall it was a good draft of stories too! Now for the dreadful DVD commentary. Abysmal! - thus why I rate the Buck Rogers TV series 5 stars but knock off one star for Patrick Janekwizz's horendous "commentary" and will NOT be buying his so-called "Buck Rogers Companion book"!!! I will say his voice is horrible but asside from a biolocical defect, he couldn't help his "opinions" are only that! I found myself turing it off after 15 minutes. He was subjective, insulting, and amaturish! Not everyone has the same take on the "opinions" of mister Janekewizz's twitter toutings!(which is what this remided me of) Giving an objective outline on facts is one thing, pushing some hollow opinion and expecting a "be-all-end-all governorship of every fan to agree 100% is quite enough! I found him insulting! some might even find him disillusional if they happened to be fans of Season Two. I did not even watch is Season One "commentary" and do not plan to. And of the actors he so insulted, no the narrator of season Two was no William Conrad, but Hank Simms was good in his own right and I thought he had set the mood well enough! Very Battlestar Galactica style! and Did quite a good job! As for Wilma, well she had been a bit to inhumanly dictatorial in Season One, especially Awakening. I found her softening up quite adequate. And The outfit was not half bad either! And She wasn't a "weakling" in season two she was still independant and quite good in Crystals and brave, just in the subtle vulnerable ways of a human being, not a dictatorial Sabot B**** (mother hound) she was in the early part of Season One! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 29, 2022 by Kid Icarus
    • Thoroughly enjoyable
Originally broadcast in two parts ( Awakening PT 1 + 2), this is NOT a high budget, big screen movie. That being said, it is easy to watch, often fun, with no tedious plot twists or complicated dialog. Special effects are very good for the period, on par with the first Star Wars movie. For those of us ( I ) who remember the cameo with Buster Crab be ( "Flash" Gordon ) that doesn't happen until episodes 3 + 4 ( as a result, I just purchased season one). All told, A welcome addition to my video library. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 30, 2022 by F. Locke
    • Awesome
Great tv show and the quality of the Blu-ray disc's are awesome great picture and sound.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 16, 2022 by Bernie
    • ~ BUCK ROGERS - The Complete 2 Season Series with Theatrical on it's own ~
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If you grew up in the '70s as I did, particularly the later half, you would have seen this in it's heyday on TV as a Sci-Fi series. What a series it was that had us imagining what Earth would really be like 500 years into the future from 1987, or even 1979 to be exact. I liked it overall. The first season was particularly good all the way through. It had good effects for the era and good story lines that kept us watching. Now, with the other series known as Battlestar Galactica coming to an end after 1 season, we thought this would be canceled as well. No, we had a season 2 come forward, and though it seemed to have a decent start, the writers of the show then just made it a failure. I believe it was canceled even before the season run came to an end. With the removal of Princess Ardala and her entourage from the series and the addition of the incredibly annoying robot known as Kryton, it was just awful. They even so much as replaced Doctor Theopolis and Doctor Huer, letting you believe they were left on Earth. Not a mere mention of any of them in the beginning of Season 2. No start as to how the crew of the Searcher was considered and their mission in the beginning, other than the fact that they had to follow Battlestar Galactica's main plot, find other humans scattered amongst the galaxy and help Hawk do the same. Seriously, with Earth having it's own problems after a nuclear holocaust and the ravaged humans that exist outside the city limits of New Chicago, they have to venture out into unknown space to find others with the help of a bird man, Hawk, (that looked mostly human and in form). They just couldn't stay on Earth and build upon a better future for all there, no, we have to go out and contact others that may or may not exist. What the writers did was basically copy the Galactica plot and put it on Buck's show. It didn't work and the end result was dismal ratings and a cancelation. That's not even to say what they did to Colonel Deering's character and personality in the second season after what they had already established in season 1. If you really want this entire set, get a good deal on it. Otherwise, I would only get Season 1 and let your own imagination go from the end of that show, which ended on a spectacular episode, "The Flight of the War Witch". I posted photos of the box and the contents attached to my review. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 24, 2021 by LeeVet93

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