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TV Drama Series: West Wing: Complete Collection - £49.99!

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      CommentAuthorgrant
    • CommentTimeFeb 24th 2007 edited
     

    Check our West Wing page for the latest prices and discounts on the complete West WIng box set (updated daily)
    West Wing Complete Series 1-7

    Or if you've found the West Wing Series Collection cheaper elsewhere or there's anything you'd like to see added to the West Wing page then please use this discussion to add your comments below.

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      CommentAuthorgrant
    • CommentTimeOct 1st 2007
     

    Lowest price I've seen this, was £130 yesterday. See the West Wing page above.

    • CommentAuthorataylor
    • CommentTimeOct 1st 2007
     

    Having borrowed my first season set, my parents went about bought the complete set a couple of months ago when it was at £120. I'm currently borrowing it from them, but have been keeping an eye on the price to get my own copy at some point. That is a great price, and surely it can't go much cheaper than that now. Very tempting...

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      CommentAuthorgrant
    • CommentTimeOct 1st 2007
     

    Yeh, I think the only comparable price you'll get is for the region 1 set otherwise might be a while before it'll dip any lower.

    Still, you could do worse with £100 :face-monkey: I can't believe there's actually a dvd in the world called '50 goals v dundee united' where did it all go wrong...

    • CommentAuthorataylor
    • CommentTimeOct 1st 2007
     

    Now that is a bargain. Hours of viewing fun! :face-grin:

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      CommentAuthorgrant
    • CommentTimeDec 18th 2007 edited
     

    10-14 day delivery but best price I've ever seen this...

    West Wing Complete Collection - £87.97 delivered at Amazon

    • CommentAuthorataylor
    • CommentTimeDec 18th 2007
     

    Ooooohhhhh.

    I got to the end of season 3 last night, still on discs borrowed from my parents. They're way ahead of me, on season 6 last time I spoke to them and they say it gets better and better as the seasons progress.

    I know I'd be fine to keep getting discs from them, and I could get them all again when I give the series the second viewing it will definitely warrant. Getting my own copy will really just be so the nice box can sit and look pretty on my shelf, beside my new but as yet unopened Six Feet Under set, and beside the Battlestar Galactica 1-3 box I'll get as soon as its price dips to around £40.

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      CommentAuthorgrant
    • CommentTimeAug 11th 2008
     

    This had a lowest price of £109.97 yesterday and it's the lowest price I've seen it so far with Amazon cutting over £35 off it today.

    Brilliant deal at this price for the 44 disc box set.

    West Wing Seasons 1-7 - £73.97 at Amazon (link to our feature page with prices)

    Next cheapest - £114.93 at The Hut.

    Price comparison page

    • CommentAuthorataylor
    • CommentTimeSep 2nd 2008
     

    Damn. I go off on my honeymoon and come back to find I missed this great bargain. It''s up to over £90 again now.

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      CommentAuthorgrant
    • CommentTimeSep 2nd 2008 edited
     

    No luck ataylor, couldn't see it lasting too long.

    p.s. talking about the West Wing price not your wedding! big congrats on that :face-grin:

    Thankful People: ataylor
    • CommentAuthorataylor
    • CommentTimeSep 2nd 2008
     

    If it's been that price once, it'll get there again and I can wait.

    Starting to get impatient for the Wire season 4 dropping to around £15 though.

    • CommentAuthorataylor
    • CommentTimeSep 11th 2008 edited
     

    This one's price is all over the place - it's to £83.97 now. Technically it's down from last week's price of £91.97 but to me it's still up from the price I missed out on a couple of weeks ago so I'm not buying yet!

    Debating whether to pick this or The Wire as my fave US show in the new compy.

    • CommentAuthorataylor
    • CommentTimeSep 25th 2008
     

    My wait and see policy comes up trumps again:

    It's down to 49.99 at HMV!! :face-smile::face-smile::face-smile:

    That has to be the bargain to end all bargains - £7 a season, less once I get my savespy cashback (though I'm still miles off being able to cash in my savespy funds).

    Thankful People: grant
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      CommentAuthorgrant
    • CommentTimeSep 25th 2008 edited
     

    Wow, thanks for posting :)

    I've updated the West Wing DVD page now. Deal of the year I reckon :face-cool:

    • CommentAuthorataylor
    • CommentTimeSep 25th 2008
     

    Fingers crossed for the Wire season 4 to drop to around £15 now.

    And maybe a Dundee win this weekend.

    • CommentAuthorashiqp
    • CommentTimeSep 25th 2008
     

    Looks like I am right!

    Although we should all be excited at the mass amounts of DVD prices going down, be careful! With Blu-Ray Discs on the rise, standard DVD prices will drop immensely as seen lately, but then... consumers will want you to upgrade your DVD collection to Blu- Ray!

    So at the end, enjoy while you can- there's still a corner to turn...

    :face-devil:

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      CommentAuthorgrant
    • CommentTimeSep 25th 2008
     

    > And maybe a Dundee win this weekend.

    and the moon on a stick please :face-tongue:

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      CommentAuthorgrant
    • CommentTimeSep 25th 2008 edited
     

    Time will tell ashiqp, was just reading that the last big Blu-ray summit had delegates bemoaning the relative lack of take up of blu-ray in Europe with consumer feedback being that they were yet to be convinced/unaware of the benefits or were happy enough with their current set up.

    Think these price drops are more indictative of end of line stock clearing and enticing bigger spends from consumers who're tightening the purse strings due to the financial climate. So merchants are thinking it's better to sell thousands of box sets at £50 than a couple of hundred at £100.

    Just my 2p worth but don't really think these price drops have too much to do with blu-ray and are more a sign of desperate marketing departments - not always a bad thing in my book :face-wink:

    • CommentAuthorataylor
    • CommentTimeSep 26th 2008
     

    I've no desire to get myself a Blu-Ray player anytime soon. Even when I eventually do catch up with the times, I'll be happy to watch all my current DVDs on it, rather than replace them.

    I'd be interested in some sales figures between Blu-Ray and HD, especially after HD "lost". HD prices plummetted and I know of several people who bought an HD player then and snapped up dozens of films at bargain prices.

    I imagine the credit crunch thing is a big factor. Shops will be preparing for the Christmas run now, and looking at a public faced with rising housing, energy, fuel and food costs and having to cut back on non-essential items and on how much they'll have to spend on Christmas gifts.

    Clearly those of us here don't consider DVDs non-essential but the majority rule so shops need to entice them with bargain deals and those of us buying more than just the occasional film in Tesco or box set off Amazon will benefit.

    Whatever the reasons behind such price drops, long may they continue. My West Wing set is already on the way. :face-smile:

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