La Brea: Season One (DVD), Universal Studios, Sci-Fi & Fantasy

hello my order came in very good condition no problems at all no scratches an i love it will say by from this seller again thank you a very good show just sad its over but at least i can watch over an over again so yay but thnx again

The premise of a group of LA commuters all falling into a suddenly appearing sink hole leading them into the remote past is both intriguing and filled with possibilities. At times the plot twists drift into melodrama, but the action rarely wanes. A good sci-fi concept overall.

I watched this on tv first, so it is really nice to not have to deal with commercials now! Love the show. Discs had no flaws. Would recommend to others.

I watched this series on tv and purchased it to re-watch before I start season 2. Great series so far. Other reviews have said that episodes 5 and 6 were switched around on these discs but I haven't made it that far yet.

First, deal with familiar stores unless you have no other option. Second make sure what you want to order is what you want. Sometimes not enough detail is given .

Great value. can't beat getting a whole season for only $10.

I enjoyed the program, and was happy to see it again.

The dvd played great - Thanks!

Arrived in good condition and time

The DVD set itself is fine, with good quality encoding of the video and a sturdy case. The cover art does a good job of evoking a sense of mystery and doom. These are the highlights of this set though. The show itself is good cheesy b-movie fun. If you go in expecting that instead of complex storylines and characters then you will likely enjoy this. The obviously inexpensive CGI and poor-quality of the acting detracts from the experience, but in a way that also adds to the b-movie charm. However even considering the low-budget feel, there is a distinct lack of attention to detail. There is wreckage all over the crash site, but no dirt or rocks? A character goes from suicidal to cheerfully flirting ten seconds later? The one that stuck in my craw though was a certain boulder that plays an important plot point. In one scene it is in the middle of a flat field. In the next it's on the side of a steep hillside, yet other geographical points are unchanged. Hmm... Bonus points though for including a giant sloth in one of the episodes!