Futurama Volumes 1-4 for $42,99 at Amazon (Only this July 29, 2009)

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Only today, July 30, 2009 Amazon.com is selling the 4 Futurama Volumes for $42,99, is the Gold Box Deal of the Day.

I think is great if you don't own the DVDs (and you don't wanna wait for the Futurama Complete Collection) or if your current DVDs are damaged and you want to replace them or perhaps if you lost some of them.

Of course this discount has something to do with the Futurama Complete Collection coming soon for everyone in October, but is a great price in my opinion.

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This is probably like the last place that would be interested in that. But um, good to know?

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This is probably like the last place that would be interested in that. But um, good to know?

I mention it because many people owns the DVDs already, but they have them kinda damaged, so they can get new copies if they can afford it.

Besides, new fans appeared with the DVD movies (that perhaps don't have the DVD Volumes), and also because Fox sadly only understands money and number of sales in order to see if a show is successful

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Thanks, JavieR, most of my DVDs are gone, sent to relatives who have never returned them, so I placed my order now.

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Australians can't buy from there, no?
but I guess it doesn't matter, as they would be NTSC.

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Australians can't buy from there, no?
but I guess it doesn't matter, as they would be NTSC.

What you do is have a person in the states who will order them for you.  A couple of Aussies, a Brit and a guy from New Zealand rely on me to come through for such things.

Also, invest in a region-free DVD player.

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Australians can't buy from there, no?
but I guess it doesn't matter, as they would be NTSC.

What you do is have a person in the states who will order them for you.  A couple of Aussies, a Brit and a guy from New Zealand rely on me to come through for such things.

Also, invest in a region-free DVD player.

Or get a computer to watch them on.

Anyway, I order from Amazon.com all the time.  Never had a problem with getting it shipped to Denmark.

Hell, even purchased Bender's Big Score with Region 1.  Heh.  Regions, they control shit.

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Australians can't buy from there, no?
but I guess it doesn't matter, as they would be NTSC.

Well, I've ordered many stuff from Amazon, and I live in Ecuador, in South America.. so I guess they do ship to Australia.

Like Ralph says, you could get a region free DVD player or like Svip says, watch them on your computer.

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Nah, I watch all my DVDs on my portable DVD player or PS3 so I won't be doing that.

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region free is the way to go

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mmm, i agree.

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of course im agree too, but thinking in a useful big screen