Happy Days - Complete Collection Series 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 (14 DVD Box Set)

I’ve bought this as a gift and it has arrived in good time. Hooray! But all the text on the dvd box is in Dutch and French which I’m not happy with because. Don’t know if that means it’s going to be dubbed in a language that isn’t English. I would also like the recipient of the gift to be able to read what’s written on the box. And I can’t find a way of contacting the seller other than to return it.

Well worth the money

Happy Days, est une serie facinante, elle demontre bien,l'époque des années 50-60. Que vous soyez américain ou canadien, ont se retouvent dans cette serie! Pour les plus jeunes générations, cette série est à voir. Pour les générations de l'époque à voir, afin de revivre nos plus belle mémoires! Un point négatif, Il serait intéressant de pouvoir acheter la serie au complet. Soldat M.

Great to have them on DVD. These were the seasons I loved! Before the show's writers left over $$? Before the trip to Calif & the horrible jump the shark episode. Before Fonzie got so super human it just got stupid! Yes there are a few good episodes in seasons 5-10? Beside's the Girl's college dorm story. Where Richie & the Fonz are dressed up as woman. Only to have Potsie & Ralph show up for a girl's panty raid. The Mork from Ork episode. The return of Richie & Ralph Mouth, which wasn't all that funny or Happy either. One of the few newer episodes but was still disappointing. Was Fonzie's Ghost car/ Twilight Zone episode. About a old classic wreck he ends up with in his garage. That was said to be a 57 Chevy like one Fonzie once owned in his younger days? But wasn't even a 57 Chevy on the show! But a car looking more like Christine from the Stephen King movie. Happy Days should had ended with season 4 or 5. But this is simply my opinion. These were the best seasons to me.

descent price good communication, loved the dvd show

I remember watching this series on TV in the seventy's. What a great trip down memory lane or as the late and great Robin Williams would have said, a great trip down amnesia lane. I still love the series and when feeling slightly melancholy or a whiff of nostalgia stirs my brain, I will slip a disc into my DVD player and enjoy it all over again. Being a product of those times I am constantly reminded of simpler times. It was a great time to be a kid. It is difficult for me to imagine better times.

As much as I liked this series growing up, it seems a little incomplete not hearing the music of the era as was originally broadcast. I'm guessing the producers did not ask permission from the Artists of the day. One episode in particular, when Richie Cunningham becomes Richie The C, the disk jockey. All you hear in that episode is generic rock and roll saxophone music. Still, it's worth seeing those old episodes,especially the Fonz who doesn't say much. Lots of fun before they turned him into a cartoon character.