Greatest American Hero DVD Complete Series for $11.99 + free shipping
Believe it or not, you’ve waited for so long now. You never thought you would seeehee, the Greatest American Hero again. Well the day has come to beeee, believe it or not it’s back on tee-vee. Relive one of the best shows of the 80’s; the Greatest American Hero is back to thrill and delight!
When Ralph Hinkley receives a red suit that gives him superpowers from some extraterrestrials his life takes a sudden turn to greatness. But, when he loses the instruction manual he suddenly has to figure out how to work the suite through trial and mostly error. This Emmy-nominated TV show ran for 43 brilliant episodes before it was lost to time. But, it’s cult status lived on and now you can watch every single episode once more! This DVD set comes with 9 discs for over 35 Hours of quirky comedy and action-adventure.
Starring William Katt, Connie Sellecca and the infamous Robert Culp.
Rated TV-PG; Runtime: 35 hours, 40 minutes; Region 1, NTSC DVDs
Good price. In for one!
When I was a kid, this show was the greatest.
Years later I see an episode and realize how easily impressed I used to be.
Still, it's not a bad show, and the price is really low...
What the hell, in for one.
Tried this last year. Like most, I was in love with this show as a child. As an adult, I found it to be just about the worst-acted, lowest-budgeted, and poorly scripted show I have ever seen.
Trust me when I say, don't buy this... keep your fond childhood memories of it instead. You'll be far better off.
Hate to say it, but I picked this up from Wal-Mart from the $5 bin over a year ago. I do agree with acraigl, it is almost painful to watch, but my kids love it as much as I used to.
Amazon marketplace has this for about $9.50 shipped:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B003BGZ61S/ref=tmm_dvd_new_olp_sr?ie=UTF8&condition=new&qid=1342625456&sr=8-2
DH loved this show back when we were first married. Even then we knew it was a bit cheesy, but what fun! And the word "scenario" became part of our regular vocabulary after watching it!

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