The Rockford Files: The Complete Series - BLU-RAY [22 Discs]

I bought this on spur of the moment. I already had the DVD version, which I watched not too long ago. So I havent seen this one yet. This is from Mill Creek, known for their cheap production with cardboard sleeves, etc. Thats on DVD. The bluray version of "That 70's Show was quite good. Quality through and through. And that's what this set appears to be. Also more compact, with several cases, two discs per case. A very good presentation of my favorite detective show. Looking foward to watching it again. And again. And again

One of my favorite TV show shows and the transfer does it justice. The images are crisp and beyond expectations for a TV show in the 70s. I have it playing on my 150 inch set and it is cinematic.

Long time Rockford fan.. great to see a complete and high quality Blu Ray set!!! This looks like an excellent 35MM masters to Blu Ray transfer with no frills menus and only the FBI piracy notice and you go right to the menu of episodes on that disk. There are NO previews or commercials or breaks.. you go straight to the menu. There does not seem to be close captioning nor are there any extras of any kind. Each disk has the list of episodes as well as Season #. It's a pleasure to have this excellent HDTV experience on my 55" TV - with my nose on the screen ;-) I've bought knock-off / home grown Rockford DVD decades ago (?) and they really were sub par. These Blu Rays on the other hand, are excellent HDTV quality transfers from what seems to be perfect (remastered?) 35 MM prints.

With the recent 48th anniversary of the premier of "The Rockford Files" (September 13, 1974), I wanted to get back into the show. It's available for streaming (with ads) online; however, I saw the Blu-ray deal for the entire series and jumped on it. A great improvement in quality over streaming; no edits for running time and the colors pop nicely. A lot of "I bet that area doesn't look like that any more" comments on the Los Angeles shooting area. Not incredible picture quality, but solid, especially for a series almost half a century old. Sound quality isn't exceptional, but it is acceptable. DTS-HD 2.0. Obviously, not a great deal of money was put into the soundtrack, but it certainly doesn't detract from the experience. Given the time frame of the series' run ('74-'80), there are a lot of "Before they became stars" guest appearances. If you're a fan of "The Rockford Files", get this. You won't be disappointed.

This is a really good show from the seventies, that looks surprisingly good on Blu-ray. They even went and cleaned up some episodes that looked terrible on DVD. If you like classic detective shows from this era, this is a very good one.