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The Monkees: Season 1
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 9781566059008
Format: Box set, Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, NTSC
ISBN: 1566059003
Label: Rhino Theatrical
Languages: English (Original Language),
Manufacturer: Rhino Theatrical
MPN: D976076D
Number Of Items: 6
Publisher: Rhino Theatrical
Region Code: 1
Release Date: May 13, 2003
Running Time: 830 minutes
Studio: Rhino Theatrical
Theatrical Release Date: September 12, 1966
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Editorial Review:
Available for the first time on DVD! All episodes are in chronological order by airdate.
The Monkees scored four consecutive #1 albums and a half-dozen Top 10 singles. The Monkees Anthem "Daydream Believer" voted #3 teen idol song of all time by VH1 viewers. Original Monkees episodes are still being shown on VH1 and a new Monkees show is being developed for the fall 2003 network schedule. "I'm A Believer" was recently popularized in the feature film, Shrek. The Monkees have a dedicated fan base that continues to collect all things Peter, Davy, Micky and Mike.
5.1 audio. Play song romps feature. Commentary on Episode 1 by director James Frawley and Davy Jones. Separate commentaries on Episode 3 by Peter Tork and Monkees creator and director Robert Rafelson. Separate commentaries on Episode 10 by Michael Nesmith and Peter Tork. Commentary on Episode 12 by Michael Nesmith. Commentary on Episode 14 by director James Frawley. Commentary on Episode 15 by Davy Jones. Monkees Pilot (16 mm version). Monkees Discography. Vintage Monkees Kelloggs commercials. Separate commentaries on Episode 32 by Michael Nesmith, Peter Tork and songwriter Bobby Hart. Interview with songwriter, Bobby Hart. Monkees Memorabilia Gallery.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Monkees 'a La Mode - 32 classic episodes and great songs
This is a very cute box - exactly as the Amazon photo. Downside is that it is a big cute box, 7cm x 15cm x 15cm, and mine got damaged a little in the post and required re-gluing. The actual DVD's are all in their own little cardboard miniature `Record' sleeves, great little facsimiles of the Monkees LP covers, fitted into a removable little `record deck' outer cardboard case that slots into the portable `record player' box. So a lot of the DVD box is air and the odd spring. All the episodes 1 to ... Read More
Rating: - Five for material, three for DVDs
Yep, this is exactly what you thought it would be: All the first season Monkees episodes on six DVDs (in a very cool package), with commentary on several episodes by various group members (but only Davy seems to give a tiny hoot), as well as by director James Frawley, producer Robert Rafelson and singer/songwriter Bobby Hart. It's got more material than the VHS box released in a limited edition several years ago, but since that release this material is in dire need of restoration. Most of the episode ... Read More
Rating:  - Great Flashback !!
I used to watch these shows after school at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, back in...yes, 1979. So they were . duh, in syndication reruns, but for my generation, my first chance to see "The Monkees."
I looked forward to it everyday.
This box set, as well as season 2 are great. Sure, the audio is sub par, but it's the way it aired, then. Cleaned up some, and in it's original form. No edits and all the BS 60's promo's. How cool is that??
Stop the bitchin' and be thankful we can accually get ... Read More
Rating: - Monkees
The set is wonderful it is good for the whole familey. We love it
Rating: - Brings back great memories
I love my Monkees Season 1 DVDs. Its true that the picture and sound quality aren't up to todays standards, but it gives the feel that you are watching the show when it was meant to be watched. They are just as fun as ever and the tunes are still just as catchy.
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