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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: DVD Brand: BCI ECLIPSE LLC EAN: 0787364724499 Format: Box set, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC Item Dimensions: Label: Bci / Eclipse Languages: Manufacturer: Bci / Eclipse MPN: D47244-9D Number Of Items: 3 Publisher: Bci / Eclipse Release Date: May 08, 2007 Running Time: 500 minutes Studio: Bci / Eclipse Theatrical Release Date: September 15, 1979 Editorial Review: Product Description: Working from within a secret section of Space Academy a daring soldier of fortune named Jason joins with his friends to combat the sinister forces that conspire to dominate the stars. Jason is aided on his missions by Commanders Carnavin and Stone computer expert Nicole strong alien Samantha eccentric scientist Dr. E.J. Parsafoot and 2 robots Peepo and the portable W1K1. Together they face the evil machinations of Dragos - the self-proclaimed Master of the Cosmos - and his ali9en minions aboard the Dragonship. Extras include new documentary commentaries special effects demo reel interview with villain Sid Haig photo galleries bookletFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: TELEVISION/SERIES & SEQUELS UPC: 787364724499 Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Top quality series and DVD productionThere's already several helpful reviews on the shows' actual subject matter so I just wanted to emphasize the great production of the DVD set itself. For a Saturday morning kids show from 1978, the amount of extras and commentaries spread throughout the 3 discs are quite phenomenal. It's pretty usual to have a commentary from a producer or director and actors, and there's a couple present here. But also we get a commentary from the effects crew which I found to be really special and ... Read More Rating:  - Remember the red wooly men?The first disc or season 1 was excellent. Perfect pacing. Engaging plots and passable acting. The second disc changed the format of the show from a half hour thingy to a full houred marathon. It became too long and so became very boring. Chucked it into storage. If you get it, just watch the first disc and not mar your appreciation for this fine series by watching the rest. Rating:  - It's good for kids..........but I'm not a kid. From an adult viewpoint, there are far better shows to watch if you enjoy sci-fi, fantasy, or space opera. This show is extremely simplistic and perhaps worth a revisit for nostalgia, but not worth spending money. A few series I recommend (either for yourself or kids) that won't insult the intelligence: Star Trek, Twilight Zone, Planet of the Apes Weekly Series, Land of the Lost, Buck Rogers, Quantum Leap, Outer Limits, Stargate. Rating: - Season One Was FunThe 28 episodes of the Saturday morning sci-fi series "Jason of Star Command" were originally broadcast on CBS from 1978-1980. The first season's 16 episodes (15 minutes each) were the live action portion of "Tarzan and the Super 7". The 12 episodes from Season Two had their own thirty-minute time-slot. The series was a "Space Academy" spin-off with a number of "Star Wars" features. It may remind contemporary viewers of the "Buck Rogers" series, or at least a low budget version targeted ... Read More Rating: - Jason of Star Command - The Complete Series WOW memories flood back when this one was aired in Australia in the late 70's, This series make me into the sci-fi addict I am happily am today, Poor effects, sloppy acting and hunky actors. What more can you want?. A top series in my book |
