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Rating: Summary: I want more! Review: After watching both available Naked City (TV) DVDs, I have only one question--where are the rest? Why aren't the other episodes available on DVD? Because, believe me, I and thousands of other Naked City devotees would snap them up. This particular DVD has my personal favorite, an episode starring a young Robert Duvall as a homicidal maniac holed up in the Bronx. The other has Eli Wallach as a Shakespeare-quoting homicidal cop. These wee magnificent shows, well-acted and, above all, beautifully written. These DVDs, while free of any frills or features (which would have been nice) are excellent quality. Bring on more!
Rating: Summary: Outstanding DVD Review: I received this DVD yesterday and watched all 4 episodes. The picture quality is outstanding. I didn't notice any distortions in video or audio quality. It was as if I were watching a first-run episode of a new tv show; not one that was over 40 years old!! I ordered the other DVD of this series and I hope that more episodes are released on DVD. This is one of my top 10 favorite shows of all time and I would purchase all 99 episodes if they came out on DVD with the same quality as the one that I just received. A must buy for true Naked City fans.
Rating: Summary: Best in series, so far... Review: Of the four DVD's available (at the time I am writing this), "Button in the Haystack" is the best collection of the lot. It contains four excellent episodes, although I agree with a previous reviewer that "A Hole in the City" alone is worth buying the DVD for. The other three are top rate episodes, with "Vengeance..." a close second on this DVD. The audio and video quality is excellent; crisp and clear. The price is right as well. Image has been pricing these discs reasonably and I will continue to collect them as long as that continues to be the case. If you are a fan of the Naked City or if you were lucky enough to have watched this show the first time around and want to enjoy it again... I highly recommend this DVD as a starting point.
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