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<blockquote data-quote="Alison Carr" data-source="post: 258499" data-attributes="member: 5183"><p>I do like what I have seen of A Country Practice, have just ordered the new Collection 1 DVD of this from viavision. The Sullivans just did not hold my attention sadly and that intro which never changed for the entire run was pretty boring. I am going to continue collecting Sons and Daughters but wish the sets were a little cheaper. On a side note..I see collection one of E Street was release da few years ago but no sign of them releasing the rest of that series it would seem. If you are in the UK and have Amazon Prime I have found The Flying Doctors mini series is on there, as are shows including Big Sky, Echo Point and Heartbreak High</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alison Carr, post: 258499, member: 5183"] I do like what I have seen of A Country Practice, have just ordered the new Collection 1 DVD of this from viavision. The Sullivans just did not hold my attention sadly and that intro which never changed for the entire run was pretty boring. I am going to continue collecting Sons and Daughters but wish the sets were a little cheaper. On a side note..I see collection one of E Street was release da few years ago but no sign of them releasing the rest of that series it would seem. If you are in the UK and have Amazon Prime I have found The Flying Doctors mini series is on there, as are shows including Big Sky, Echo Point and Heartbreak High [/QUOTE]
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