I have taken the time to read and applaud each of the preceding comments which have detailed my own personal opinions and appreciation for this "best ever" series. Although sorrowful for it's brief duration, I enjoy quality over quantity.
This is the first time I have been moved to use this comment forum and it may be my last. But I do so for the purpose of motivating those "powers that be" to recognize that there is a real market for the release of this series to DVD. I would purchase multiple copies, some to gift. And I would encourage libraries to stock it and writing course instructors to require it for their students.
It may well wind up being a part of a collection of some of the most accurate depictions of a lost culture of an American city. A culture lost in a natural disaster and an ensuing "fematic diaspora".
This is the first time I have been moved to use this comment forum and it may be my last. But I do so for the purpose of motivating those "powers that be" to recognize that there is a real market for the release of this series to DVD. I would purchase multiple copies, some to gift. And I would encourage libraries to stock it and writing course instructors to require it for their students.
It may well wind up being a part of a collection of some of the most accurate depictions of a lost culture of an American city. A culture lost in a natural disaster and an ensuing "fematic diaspora".