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

Before it jumped the shark pun definitely intended and before the Wa Wa Wa's(though it was passable in season 5) any way it is all here when the show was actually fresh and exciting, when the Fonz was actually cool well when the whole gang was actually kind of cool. Ralph was a pretty happening guy the first two seasons even Potsie was. Any way it is all here the older brother that disappeared, the hijinks of youth, the good story lines, the Fonz!, Spike, Arnold, Laverne and Shirley... A terrific blast of nostalgia

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.

This is before they jumped the shark. It's lovely to see one of those shows which expressed the good hearted humor of a previous age. It's a show made in the last generation about the generation before. It makes you long for those days again. Unquestionably likable characters. A true classic. These early seasons are the heart and soul of the sitcom, if not of sitcom history in general. It's wonderful that they've burned these into dvds for perpetuity. Easily an "A"

descent price good communication, loved the dvd show

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.