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Old 08-11-2005, 17:59   #12
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Re: 212 Star Trek DVDs ......

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Originally Posted by Electrolyte
I'm a trekky so that would explain why I'd buy them
Even so how much would you really watch them, I could guarantee that if you only unwrapped the cello when you watched them there would be disks with cello on 2-3 years later.
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An interesting point from one of the reviews.

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I really don't know where Paramount get off charging this much for Star Trek sets. Realistically this should be more around the $1500 range.

$40 per season of programming x 28 seasons = $1120
$30 per movie x 10 films = $ 300
Total $1420

Add on some premium for packaging, etc. $1499

Tacking on that extra $1000 for this set is a bit much and just plain greedy.
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