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List Price: $24.94 | | Label: Sony Pictures
Salesrank: 3575
Released: October 22, 2002 |
| Our Price: $11.00 |
| Used Price: $6.19 |
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MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Media: DVD |
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Editorial Review:
This 2-disc set contains the entire first season of 22 full episodes including the pilot! Get ready for romance and hilarious bickering in the Big Apple. Join Jamie and Paul Buchman (Academy Award winner Helen Hunt and Paul Reiser) as they navigate marriage in this 6 time Emmy Award winning series.
Mad About You - The Complete First Season Reviews:
mad abut you vidio 
2009-09-03 - DVD Vidio
This was not the complete first year. skipped over their courtship and hunting for an apartment.
Please, stop whining! 
2009-08-11 - I had remembered this show as much cuter and sweeter than it really was. If I hear another New Yorker whine about how life is not all about them I think I'll puke! There is such potential for a series about newlyweds, but these two just seem to have some complaint about everything and everyone.
Mad About MPI Home Video 
2008-06-16 - Sony Pictures, selling Mad About You to MPI Home Video would be a perfect idea for the fans, who have waited 7 years to collect all 7 Seasons of the series on DVD. Please do not say no to my suggestion. MPI Home Video will be willing to re-release the first 3 seasons, and release the 4 remaining seasons with no problems. Please sell Mad About You to MPI Home Video!
Boring formula
2008-06-05 - A formulaic comedy without much happening. The male lead becomes less irritating but remains two-dimensional after the first 12 or so episodes. Helen Hunt is fun to watch, even if she isn't given much to do. All the other characters are so two-dimensional they're almost one-diensional.
Show with a good heart and a good nature
2008-02-24 - Seinfeld is often lauded as THE sitcom of its time. I beg to differ. MAD ABOUT YOU has a smart touch without being smart-aleck. It also has some absolutely perfect scripts that are comedy classics -- as well as some amazing performances by comic greats like Sid Ceasar. The show never loses respect for the people who inhabit it. Quirky characters? Vain? Silly? Absurd? Yes to all that. But the characters also have an intelligence and a moral center that I find missing in Seinfeld. Actually, I think Seinfeld (both the man and his show) has helped to increase the rudeness index in our culture by quite a bit. Under Seinfeld's spell many now find it perfectly acceptable to diminish others with smugness and lofty superiority. Contempt for others is NOT funny. In MAD ABOUT YOU one finds no artificial niceness, no vapid sentimentality, but the real warmth of real people who, in spite of their conflicts, love and respect each other.
