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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 161250" data-attributes="member: 23">I can remember hesitating by the complete series box set in HMV more than once and almost buying it. I thought I&#039;d wait until it came down in price a little more, but then it went out of print and the price started climbing. These things are always difficult to predict. Many&#039;s the time I&#039;ve bought a very expensive set only for it to be sold for a fraction of the price some months later. But examples like The Flying Doctors incident linger in my mind and so sometimes I will fork out a little more than I&#039;m comfortable paying just to make sure I don&#039;t miss out entirely. Well, I hope my little story above has helped you justify it. £80 does seem a lot, but I suppose you can think of it as just over £11 per series which is reasonable enough. I&#039;ve never seen it either, so I hope you&#039;ll let me know what you think. I&#039;ve been curious about it for decades but have never got to see it and I hadn&#039;t realised it was out on DVD. Gerard Glaister went on to create Howards&#039; Way, so that&#039;s a good sign.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 161250, member: 23"] I can remember hesitating by the complete series box set in HMV more than once and [I]almost[/I] buying it. I thought I'd wait until it came down in price a little more, but then it went out of print and the price started climbing. These things are always difficult to predict. Many's the time I've bought a very expensive set only for it to be sold for a fraction of the price some months later. But examples like [I]The Flying Doctors[/I] incident linger in my mind and so sometimes I will fork out a little more than I'm comfortable paying just to make sure I don't miss out entirely. Well, I hope my little story above has helped you justify it. £80 does seem a lot, but I suppose you can think of it as just over £11 per series which is reasonable enough. I've never seen it either, so I hope you'll let me know what you think. I've been curious about it for decades but have never got to see it and I hadn't realised it was out on DVD. Gerard Glaister went on to create [I]Howards' Way[/I], so that's a good sign. [/QUOTE]

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