Series 10 DVD Region 1?

Jul 3, 2005, 3:41 PM ET19 posts by 7 posters
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Sara Russell

I keep checking the online stores for the release of Series 10 but there's nothing .... anyone know?

Paul HyettSara Russell

In alt.tv.friends on Sun, 3 Jul 2005, Sara Russell wrote :

It's been out on DVD in the UK for ages.

Paul 'US Sitcom Fan' Hyett
Paul HyettSara Russell

You're winding me up, right - they are the *same* episodes!

Paul 'US Sitcom Fan' Hyett
Sean BlackPaul Hyett

In message , Paul Hyett writes

Do they have the extras that R1 has though?

Sean Black
Paul HyettSean Black

I wouldn't know - not being able to afford (or even play R1 discs) as well.

Paul 'US Sitcom Fan' Hyett
AaronPaul Hyett

"Paul Hyett" wrote in message news:[email]...

there's

Do the UK releases have the extra "unseen" footage on each episode (which is usually about 2-3 minutes)?

Paul HyettAaron

Do the UK releases have the extra "unseen" footage on each episode (which is usually about 2-3 minutes)?

AaronPaul Hyett

"Paul Hyett" wrote in message news:iDkS2YBx1LzCFw$[email]...

yes. When they shot Friends, they typically shot several extra minutes, then would cut out some of the footage that wasn't really necessary to get it down to the time the network wanted. Typically, they'd be extensions of jokes or other little jokes that didn't really advance the story, but were still funny.

Patrick W. HeinskeAaron

I believe Season 10 will be out on DVD in the States in September. I could be wrong, but I seem to recall writing that down somewhere...

AaronPatrick W. Heinske

"Patrick W. Heinske" wrote in message news:[email]...

according to tvshowsondvd.com, no date has been announced yet, other than saying it is planned to be released before the end of the year.

http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=3644
LambikPaul Hyett

"Paul Hyett" wrote in message > I've found that when extra minutes are included, they tend to introduce

Well the extended version is much more fun to watch. The last one for instance was much nicer to watch in the extended version. Maybe because the sadness has subsided, but the "box of crap" remark from Joey and the toddler being born were nice relieves from the excitement of the storyline.

KathyPaul Hyett

It still won't be available in the US for some time, but I'm guessing it'll be around Christmas when it's released. ~~~ Kathy

"Paul Hyett" wrote in message news:[email]...

Sara RussellSara Russell

"Sara Russell" wrote in message news:da9f25$o6k$[email]...

Sorry for the delay in responding ....

Yes, the UK DVDs ones are just the bog-standard episodes. I believe the last couple of series DO have some extras, but they are only slight. The early series don't have any extras whatsoever which is why we went searching for something more ... and found it via www.playusa.com . Sometimes we have to pay a customs charge (around �8.50) on top, sometimes we get away with it. But it's a good service from them and they are generally cheaper than most other online DVD retailers.

The USA Region 1 DVDs have the extended episodes (or you CAN watch the bog-standard episodes instead also on there), PLUS they have a gag reel, little quizzes, interviews with the crew etc. Much more entertaining and value for money.

We have a multi-region DVD player as the US usually get more "extras" on all their DVDs.

Sara

AaronSara Russell

"Sara Russell" wrote in message news:dbaku7$1cp$[email]...

there's

searching

have

The US region 1 DVD's only have the extended version, not the standard ones. I've got all 9 seasons that have been done so far. I believe the only one that has them as aired would be the couple episodes that were already supersized when they aired, and the final episode that came out. It has both versions: as-aired and with the extra footage.

AaronPatrick W. Heinske

"Patrick W. Heinske" wrote in message news:[email]...

and include a 43 minute multiseason gag real! That alone should be worth it :)

Patrick W. HeinskeAaron

And it also appears that a slipcase will be made available for those of us who bought all ten separate season boxed sets to store them in... perhaps a similar offer to what New Line did for the 'Lord of the Rings' extended edition DVD sets?

The UK version of 'The One With All Ten Seasons' is sweet as heck, though... I hope the slipcase art is very similar.

AaronPatrick W. Heinske

"Patrick W. Heinske" wrote in message news:[email]...

yea, I saw that mentioned on tvshowsondvd.com. I hope it's true! :) (I have all 9 sets released so far, plus the separate finale DVD)