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Whistle Stopper - Survivor - The Complete First Season
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List Price: $24.99
Our Price: $17.03
Your Save: $ 7.96 ( 32% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: CBS Television
Starring: Jeff Probst
Directed By: Mark Burnett
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 9781415700860
Format: Box set
ISBN: 1415700869
Label: CBS Television
Manufacturer: CBS Television
Number Of Items: 5
Publisher: CBS Television
Region Code: 1
Release Date: 2004-05-11
Running Time: 664
Studio: CBS Television
Theatrical Release Date: 2000-05-31
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Customer Rating:
Summary: survivor 1
Comment: if u luv suvivor u will luv this 1 it's awsome! buy it & u will see for yourself! debi!
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Summary: Impressed
Comment: I don't personally watch Survivor, but ordered this as a very late Christmas Present (on 12/21) With 2 day shipping, it was at my house on the 23rd as advertised and saved me a 'the package is late' excuse.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Good
Comment: It's funny to see how this popular show started. Thank goodness they made some improvements during the following seasons.
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Summary: The Start of a Classic
Comment: As Survivor started this week with Fiji, you should go back to see how it all started. It was shot in many cases with one camera and things were done on the fly so to speak. In the out takes it explains the how the survivors revolted late in the series when the reward was minimal, and how the production team thought on their feet to fool the winner and provide a good reward.
The voice overs which are optional are good, I watch the series both ways, and sometimes the say something that just makes you laugh or stuns you that you did not think of it before.
This is the original, and worth the watch.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great
Comment: Very secvure pacakging and good shipping times, were pleased to be able to locate as we could not find in stores.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Here's where it all began. The first season of Survivor dominated the ratings in the summer of 2000, helped spur the reality-TV craze, and inspired countless water-cooler jokes about getting voted off the island. The first season established the formula that would continue, with sometimes surprising variations, over numerous subsequent seasons: 16 people intended to represent the American mosaic are stranded far from civilization (in this case, the island of Pulau Tiga, off the coast of Borneo), struggle for food and shelter, compete in a series of physical and mental challenges, and at the end of each three-day episode vote out one of their fellow contestants. After 39 days, the one sole survivor who is able to outwit, outplay, and outlast the others wins a million-dollar prize. Because the Survivor craze preceded the craze for complete-season DVD boxed sets, the first season was represented on DVD and video by a 150-minute highlights package called Season One: The Greatest and Most Outrageous Moments. Now, all 13 episodes are available in a five-disc set (the fifth disc is ...Outrageous Moments) that contains every challenge, every political maneuver, every next-episode preview and previous-episode recap, every tribal council including the famous finale, and the reunion show. If you started watching Survivor in the Australian Outback or later, this is the perfect opportunity to see how host Jeff Probst, scheming Richard Hatch, tough truck driver Sue Hawk, ex-Navy SEAL Rudy Boesch, athletic Kelly Wiglesworth, and the others got the ball rolling. If you did watch the first season, here's your chance to relive it, and you also get an enthusiastic group commentary by host Jeff Probst (poking fun at himself) and contestants Hatch (talking the most, which should surprise no one), Boesch, and Gervase Peterson on the first and last episodes, plus some minor featurettes (seven minutes of footage of the contestants leaving L.A. for Borneo, David Letterman's Top 10 featuring the contestants, and 10 minutes of new interviews with Hatch, Boesch, and Peterson). Many reality shows have come and gone in the meantime, but in terms of staying fresh over a long run, Survivor has outwitted, outplayed, and outlasted them all. --David Horiuchi
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