Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

One star for the greed-addled, money-grubbing, cynical corporate ciphers who ordered the cheapest, flimsiest, least user-friendly, "most likely to damage the content dvd's under normal wear and tear" packaging known to the human race. Removing the slipcased box from the packaging, the cheap-crap plastic insert containing the cd's detaches itself from the cheap-crap cardboard binder and drops the loose DVD's into my lap. Ah--I spy a thin schmeer of no-longer-adhesive adhesive that (if it had been designed by a reputable firm that gave a damn) should have held the cheap-crap plastic housing in place. Mind you the dvd's could still spill out in your lap, since they're held in place by a cheap corrugated cardboard widget....oh, I could go on, but why bother. OH! and there's a 2-sided label on the back of the cheap-crap slipcase--one side listing DVD features, the other listing contents of each CD. THAT 'S the side that's securely glued to the cheap-crap slipcase so you can't read it. GENIUS, I tell ya!! I fervently wish I could wave a magic wand and consign the corporate cretin who green-lighted this packaging to life in a world where everything he/she touches, wears, or depends on, is this shoddy, badly designed, and insulting to the end buyer because it's so substandard compared to the retail price ($68 at the time of my purchase). FIVE STARS FOR EVERYTHING ELSE! Really, if you want the series beginning to end (and who wouldn't) you're just going to have to figure out a way to package the set once the original cheap-crap packaging falls apart. (It's still worth it, in my opinion, or I wouldn't have bought it.) I wonder if my local library has any damaged DVD cases they're throwing out. Even damaged, they're better than this shoddy mess.