Glee Season 3 - 8/14/12

[Pinewoodpotter]

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Glee: The Complete Third Season Blu-ray

Via tvshowsondvd.com:

Season Three of the electrifying, award-winning series finds the Gleeks headed for the Nationals - and graduation! As younger members join New Directions, others are about to begin exciting, if uncertain, lives outside it. Featuring some of television's most enthralling song and dance numbers, including memorable hits from the legendary Michael Jackson, Glee continues to earn its place in the hearts of viewers around the world.

In an early alert to retailers, Fox Home Entertainment has revealed that Glee - The Complete 3rd Season is coming to DVD (6 discs: $59.98 SRP in the USA; CA$69.98 SRP in Canada) and high-def Blu-ray Disc (4 discs: $69.99 SRP in the USA; CA$79.99 SRP in Canada) on August 14th.

Bonus Features:

Glee Music Jukebox
Glee Under the Stars
Santana's "Santa Baby" Music Video
Glee Give a Note
Welcome to the Class
Making the Finale
Sue Addresses Her Fans
More of Sue's Quips

[SAP12690]

Yay!!!! Im excited!!!!

[Yankees0222]

Already? Wow, that was a pretty fast turn around. Didnt the season just end a few weeks ago?

[Veronica Mars]

I've only watched the show one time and it's not my kind of entertainment, but does it have a lot of replay value? I don't get why Fox is putting this out and not putting out New Girl.

I know it probably has more fans as of now, but doesn't Glee tend to skew pretty young? To me, while New Girl didn't have huge numbers, the core audience is the exact group of people most likely to watch tv in HD and buy blu-rays.

[mrtosha8]

this year is the best for tv shows they are all coming so soon example is this and nbc channels grimm that so cool made my day

[ricpulanco]

Awesome!

I hope The Complete Second Season drops in price now. That set never went on sale.

[Pinewoodpotter]

Originally Posted by Veronica Mars

I've only watched the show one time and it's not my kind of entertainment, but does it have a lot of replay value? I don't get why Fox is putting this out and not putting out New Girl.

I know it probably has more fans as of now, but doesn't Glee tend to skew pretty young? To me, while New Girl didn't have huge numbers, the core audience is the exact group of people most likely to watch tv in HD and buy blu-rays.

The thing is, Glee is filled with spectacle. Many of the performances demand to be seen in HD (see, the Michael Jackson episode). New Girl doesn't have any of that. Fox probably figures that most people will be content with that show on dvd...

[remake]

Originally Posted by ricpulanco

I hope The Complete Second Season drops in price now. That set never went on sale.

This Black Friday hopefully.

[critterdvd]

Originally Posted by Pinewoodpotter

The thing is, Glee is filled with spectacle. Many of the performances demand to be seen in HD (see, the Michael Jackson episode). New Girl doesn't have any of that. Fox probably figures that most people will be content with that show on dvd...

This. It's a very visceral experience watching the series. Also the soundtrack on the blu-ray is Fantastic!

[bookcase]

Originally Posted by ricpulanco

Awesome!

I hope The Complete Second Season drops in price now. That set never went on sale.

After Season 1 went on sale for around $20 around Black Friday, I waited... and waited... and waited for Season 2 to drop. I finally picked it up at Best Buy a couple weeks ago for $26.99.

[mayorofsmpleton]

Originally Posted by Pinewoodpotter

The thing is, Glee is filled with spectacle. Many of the performances demand to be seen in HD (see, the Michael Jackson episode). New Girl doesn't have any of that. Fox probably figures that most people will be content with that show on dvd...

FOX hasn't really accepted BD for TV titles in terms of sitcoms. Modern Family and It's Always Sunny are the only ones I can think of they've put out. Raising Hope also has a DVD only release.

[zackisthewalrus]

I won't be getting this season. It seemed to fail in a lot of ways. It was very inferior to the last two seasons...

[mzupeman]

I had purchased the first two seasons... and just sold them off. The show just transformed into an hour long commercial and I've been increasingly disappointed in the quality of the program.

[SethRex]

I own the show's first 2 seasons on DVD, mostly due to price...But considering the same happened for Fringe and I own season 3 on Blu, and Smallville where I have seasons 9 and 10 on Blu, perhaps I will somehow nab season 3 of Glee on Blu.

[Riddler The Slag]

I watched the episode where they won Nationals and I was impressed at the quality of the show. My other half is a big fan!

[critterdvd]

Originally Posted by Riddler The Slag

I watched the episode where they won Nationals and I was impressed at the quality of the show. My other half is a big fan!

The final 5 episodes of the third season were IMO amazing - fixing all the mistakes that had plagued the third season. But with that said 5 amazing episodes don't really make up for the 17 meh episodes before it...

[jrsl76]

Originally Posted by zackisthewalrus

I won't be getting this season. It seemed to fail in a lot of ways. It was very inferior to the last two seasons...

Interesting. I thought S2 was the one that has faltered the most.

[Yankees0222]

Originally Posted by critterdvd

The final 5 episodes of the third season were IMO amazing - fixing all the mistakes that had plagued the third season. But with that said 5 amazing episodes don't really make up for the 17 meh episodes before it...

I felt the whole "West Side Story" plot went absolutely nowhere. I almost gave up on the show after the first 6 or 7 episodes of the third season but I felt after that, It really picked up and I'm glad I stuck with it

I thought Rachels last performance of the season (and the way it visually played out) was a highlight of the whole series so far.

[Wally Q]

I wish they'd do an episode of South Park where Cartman goes back in time 47 years in the past and wipes out Ryan Murphy's mother, Terminator style. The only negative would be it's fantasy and it wouldn't rid us from thousands of hours of shitty writing. What a hack!

[Yankees0222]

Originally Posted by Wally Q

I wish they'd do an episode of South Park where Cartman goes back in time 47 years in the past and wipes out Ryan Murphy's mother, Terminator style. The only negative would be it's fantasy and it wouldn't rid us from thousands of hours of shitty writing. What a hack!

To each their own

Nip/tuck was a fun show for the first few seasons, I love American Horror Story (can't wait for that blu to be released already!!), and I think glee is pretty enjoyable as well.