July 29th!!

http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Birds-Prey-The-Complete-Series/9302

The series had major problems, but it endeared itself to me.

The question is, did they clear the rights to the music? This could go the way of Greatest American Hero and WKRP. Not that it would suffer anywhere near the same damage as those, but the season finale will be a huge disappointment without t.A.T.u.'s "All the Things She Said".

Hope they add the unaired pilot as well.

I missed the end episode so I haven't a clue as to how it went.
YEs even though it did have some major issues it was a fun show which I did regret seeing go.

I missed the end episode so I haven't a clue as to how it went.



The big confrontation of the season, the finale's big fight sequence, was set to "All the Things she Said", absolute perfection. Many of these Buffy-style fights, in all the different seires we see them, get monotonous and BoP was no exception...but this one had a strong emotional factor, and with that particular song was very affecting. For me anyway. I'm looking forward to that again just for itself.

The big confrontation of the season, the finale's big fight sequence, was set to "All the Things she Said", absolute perfection. Many of these Buffy-style fights, in all the different seires we see them, get monotonous and BoP was no exception...but this one had a strong emotional factor, and with that particular song was very affecting. For me anyway. I'm looking forward to that again just for itself.

Agreed.
It is a very memorable sequence of events. And mainly because it worked in tandem with that song.
To this day, whenever I hear that song on the radio, I remember this episode of the show.
And while interesting to watch, it was by no means a 'must see' for me.
But that finale really stands out.

Update:

http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Birds-Prey-The-Complete-Series/9320

July 15th now. Box art too.

James :)

They updated it again and evidently, so far, it says its in fullscreen, though it was shot in widescreen and they arent including the unaired pilot.