The Simpsons – Bart Wars

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The Simpsons – Bart Wars

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21 Responses to “The Simpsons – Bart Wars”

  1. Anonymous says:
    August 31, 2010 at 11:47 am

    These are the episodes for this DVD:

    1. Dog Of Death (Season 3)

    2. Marge Be Not Proud (Season 7)

    3. The Secret War Of Lisa Simpson (Season 8)
    4. Mayored To The Mob (Season 10)

    Update for Season 6′s DVD: Some reviewers said that Season 6 would come out sometime in June 2005. The acutal release month is August of 2005.
    Rating: 5 / 5

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  2. Vernon Clark Mayo says:
    August 31, 2010 at 12:42 pm

    the episodes are not all that amazing, but the worst part is how they hype it as being star wars related episodes, when in fact none of them are, the last episode has a cameo by mark hamil as luke, that’s only a few minutes long, other than that, there is no reason why these episodes were picked, or why you would play up the star wars angle other than trying to feed off the hype for episode III.

    unlike the christmas and halloween themed seta that were very nice and contained episodes related to those seasons, and was a great idea, this has no theme to it, and i hate False advertising.
    Rating: 1 / 5

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  3. Valnastar says:
    August 31, 2010 at 2:51 pm

    Again, Fox is releasing a 4-episode DVD of shows you’ll be able to get eventually on the full season compilations being released at a snail’s pace each year (one of these episodes is already available on a full season set). The episodes are Dog of Death, Marge Be Not Proud, The Secret War Of Lisa Simpson, and Mayored To The Mob. For those who can’t wait for all those sets or who just like the convenience of these theme compilations, this may be worth the modest price of roughly $10 to $11. However, even for that money you’d think there would be a few more episodes on these discs. After all, without commercials each show only runs about 22 to 23 minutes. Then there is the cheesy marketing ploy of using the current Star Wars Episode III fever sweeping the nation to market this collection, which has only one episode in it with any real connection to or parody of Star Wars. Note that The Simpsons is a Fox show and Star Wars is a Fox film release; this DVD’s title is just a blatant attempt to cross-market two products owned by the same company. Notice that the DVD’s release date is just two days before Star Wars Episode III opens in movie theaters.

    There are fun episodes on this DVD, but these 4-episode releases are of dubious value given their short running time, lack of extra features and the fact that the episodes are being released on the full season sets. My 3-star rating of this disc is not a comment on the quality of the episodes, but rather a comment on the quality and value of the DVD. If you only want modestly priced “best of” collections then this disc is a good way to own some Simpsons episodes without spending a lot of money on the full season sets, otherwise, you may want to think twice before you plunk down your cash.
    Rating: 3 / 5

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  4. Gary Davis says:
    August 31, 2010 at 5:05 pm

    There’s a sticker on the cover that says: “3 new to DVD episodes.” As President Clinton once said, “It depends on what the definition of ‘is’ is.” Apparently, this doesn’t mean, episodes that are New and only on DVD, it means, episodes that were never on DVD before. As already discussed, there are no epsidodes in this package that includes the artwork depicted on the cover (and back) of the package.

    Oddly enough, there is also no phone number for Fox Home Video anywhere on the package. Go to their website, and you will also not find a phone number. So after over an hour of research, I finally called the main Fox “News Corp” number, and left a message… four times. Finally, someone called back today and woke me at at 8:15 in the morning… and again at 8:35…

    So, the least I can do from this experience, it to share with you the super secret number for Fox Home Video TV Products Customer Relations, which is in the subject of this message.

    –Gary

    Rating: 1 / 5

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  5. Kendall H. Gelner says:
    August 31, 2010 at 6:17 pm

    As others have noted, the tie-in is really misleading. You get only one episode that has anything to do with Star Wars, and that only half-way in. The other episodes are decent ones, but at least know you are not really getting anything that has much to do with Star Wars.

    A much nicer idea would have been a montage made with bits from other episodes that were Star-Wars related, along with the Mark Hamil episode.
    Rating: 2 / 5

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