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Apr 6, 2020 · Features. By Richard Edwards. published 6 April 2020. Travel from Westeros to outer space with the best box sets to binge-watch right now. Comments. (Image credit: BBC) Once upon a time, you had to...
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By Chris Carle, Todd Gilchrist, Eric Goldman, Dan Iverson, Jeff Otto, Kyle Watson and Brian Zoromski
Updated: Jun 16, 2012 8:40 pm
Posted: May 4, 2006 9:17 pm
As IGN welcomes into its family of entertainment and gaming networks a new Television channel, IGN DVD thought it might be nice to offer a pre-emptive selection of the best TV on DVD sets in the history of the medium. After all, with some 60-plus years of small-screen action scurrying out onto DVD on an almost daily basis, it might be helpful to try to organize the best of the best into an easily-digestible list that will perhaps help you and your family find the right sets when time come to tally up your must-see TV viewing.
Bear in mind that this is not by any means a definitive list of the all-time best television shows, but a list of those programs which benefited from and took advantage of the opportunities afforded them via DVD technology. In some cases, the sets are great just because the show looks better than ever; in others, it's because the creators provided commentary tracks and featurettes to flesh out the details of a delicate or sometimes confusing story line. But they're all indisputably great in one way or another, and hopefully will provide you with a few suggestions for your next Wish List, or just maybe a stopgap between the seasons of your current favorite show.
25. Spider-Man: The '67 Collection - Long before Sam Raimi brought Marvel Comics' most enduring creation to life on the silver screen, ABC gave Spider-Man two-dimensional life as a cartoon character in its Saturday morning lineup. The series, which assembled a rogue's gallery of Spidey's most formidable foes as well as a few others engineered especially for the small screen, compiled two 10- to 15-minute episodes together for each weekly installment, and provided funny-book fans with long-awaited vindication that their medium of choice was as viable commercially as it had already proved it was creatively. Spider-Man: The '67 Collection assembles all 52 newly remastered episodes of the series - complete, fully restored and uncut, with chapter stops that allow the viewer to bypass the title sequence and the series' memorable theme song.
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- The Wire. - IMDb user rating: 9.3. - Years on the air: 2002-2008. Still cited as one of the greatest TV shows ever made, "The Wire" went off the air more than 10 years ago.
- Avatar: The Last Airbender. - IMDb user rating: 9.3. - Years on the air: 2005-2008. Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino co-created this anime-inspired American animated show, with the backstory involving the "Avatar," a person who can "bend" and manipulate all four main elements of air, water, fire, and earth.
- Game of Thrones. - IMDb user rating: 9.2. - Years on the air: 2011-2019. Based on George R.R. Martin's beloved series of novels, "A Song of Ice and Fire," this megahit HBO series essentially took on a life of its own.
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