The Video: How Does The Disc Look?

As with the presentations in Cannon’s first DVD releases, these 1.33:1 transfers aren’t consistent in quality. From episode to episode, it’s a crapshoot as to whether Cannon’s visual presence will be pretty good or… not. Color accuracy is relatively good; it’s the one element that stays strong all the way through. But black levels are hit-and-miss and finely grained detail is so-so at best. These are old shows, so it comes as no surprise that they’re not given reference-quality transfers; but even so, Cannon fans won’t be impressed with this set’s video.

The Audio: How Does The Disc Sound?

The mono tracks, just like those on the last one, are totally appropriate. They’re old mono for old TV, so the tininess and crackling that you’d expect are audible, but the show’s music and dialogue come through adequately. It could be worse.

English Closed Captions are included.