1993-1999. All 7 seasons of the Star Trek series that was a cult within a cult. This seems to be way overpriced compared to individual season DVDs.

1993-2004. The eccentric psychiatrist moves back to his hometown of Seattle after his divorce & the end of "Cheers".

1995-1998. Offbeat HBO comedy that ran for 4 seasons. This appears just to be a DVD bundle.

1995-2001. This series started out on a light note and got darker as time wore on. This is a better deal than buying the seasons individually.

1996-2000. Story of a boy genius taken from his home to work on simulations that are sold to the highest bidder. He escapes from his captors and attempts to find his family using his special abilities to "pretend" to have various occupations along the way. This bundle is on par expense-wise with buying individual episodes.

1997-2003. The 7-season series about the blonde Vampire Slayer. This set is priced less than individual seasons plus it has additional footage including interviews and a panel discussion plus a booklet.

1998 - 2003. Very pricey compared to collecting the individual seasons plus finale. A bundle rather than a collector's set.

1998-2006. Eight seasons about three sisters who are powerful witches as long as they stay united & maintain "The Power of Three". It was never about Wicca, it was about the relationship between the sisters with the magic as metaphors for the various aspects of their relationship. About par in price with collecting each season individually.

1998-2006. Two people who love each other that can never be together in the conventional sense. Or can they? The series finale reveals how it is possible.

1999-2002. Alien teenagers try to sort out their identities while emotionally involved with their human contemporaries. You believe in the strangeness of the alien trio and the well-intentioned normality of their three human friends. This bundle is slightly more expensive than the individual seasons.

1999-2006. Actually cheaper than buying the 7 seasons separately. Also includes the pilot script with Foreword from series creator Aaron Sorkin. Includes over 20 commentaries, over 20 behind-the-scenes featurettes, unaired scenes, and gag reels.

2000-2005. All 5 seasons of the series that originated from Gene Roddenberry's unpublished papers. This is cheaper than the individual seasons, but make note that this set includes thin-paks.

2001-2005. All 5 seasons plus commentary by cast and crew on 25 episodes. Featurettes include Anatomy of a Working Stiff, Living on the Ledge: A Bird's Eye View of the Third Season, Cut by Cut: Editing Six Feet Under, Life and Loss: The Impact of Six Feet Under, series retrospective, deleted scenes, Bob Costas cast interview.

2003-2006. Cheaper than the individual seasons. This is just a bundle, though. There are no extra features not already on the season DVDs. This was one of those great comedies that Fox cancelled before its time.

2004-2007. Veronica Mars is a teenage private detective. There were only three seasons, so this is the entire series. Costs forty dollars more than if you buy each season DVD set separately.