This is silly really!
I'm giving this a midway review, as I will be buying and loving it, but at the same time, I have to agree that we want FULL SEASON releases! They did season one so why not follow on with the others? Any one who's seen the show on TV (especially recently) will know that a lot of the episodes do follow on from one another, particularly with the Lich's story line, and the history of his arrival and even the hints to what was to come (farm boy Finn in his dream in the 'king worm' episode), I really hope the full seasons do get the release they deserve, but at the same time I will feel ripped of having brought all the random collections too, which I will continue to do for the convenience of sticking a DVD in the player! Please I any one from CN actually reads these for feed back on their products (which would make sense) listen to your fans before you lose them, for what they see as money grabbing marketing instead of quality releases!
Are you serious CN? Quit jerking us around.
Let me make it clear, the one star review is not of the show but of the DVD itself. I love Adventure Time. It's one of the best kids shows created, but Cartoon Network insists on screwing over the fans by releasing these volume sets. Haven't we proved that we're worthy of complete season DVDs? I'm sick of these random assortments of episodes. Until CN decides to release this fantastic show in complete seasons, I will feel no remorse for heading to the open seas to obtain them.
These cherry-picked releases are BS!
I love the show but choosing to hand out random collections over full seasons is a jerk move on their part. At this rate we will probably see bootleg compilations of all the seasons do date before seeing an official season 2 release. Maybe the powers in charge of marketing and releases have a marble rattling in their skull for brains. Or maybe they just want to push people to go digital. Making some money off on-demand before investing in production and shelf space. Who knows but it sucks all the same to only have the option of scraps or digital.
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