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HUNTER DVD COLLECTION
$84.95

HUNTER DVD COLLECTION. The Complete Collection of the hit TV Series on DVD.
 
DRAMA HUNTER DVD COLLECTION

Title: HUNTER DVD COLLECTION
Description: HUNTER DVD COLLECTION. The Complete Collection of the hit TV Series on DVD.
Genre: Drama
Price: $249.99
$84.95
Language: English
   
       
Limited Edition DVD Box Set
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Hunter is a police drama television series starring Fred Dryer which ran on NBC from 1984 to 1991. The titular character, Sgt. Rick Hunter, was a wily, physically imposing, and often rule-breaking homicide detective (badge# 089) with the Los Angeles Police Department. Stepfanie Kramer co-starred in the first six of the series' seven seasons as Hunter's female partner Sgt. Dee Dee McCall.

Created by Frank Lupo, the show in its early episodes played as television's answer to Dirty Harry. Even after the show's violence was toned down during the second season in hopes of boosting ratings, Hunter and McCall still managed to resolve many cases the good old-fashioned way, by shooting the perpetrators dead.

The show's executive producer during the first season was noted producer Stephen J. Cannell, whose company produced the series.

Initially placed in a Friday-night slot against the then-popular Dallas (also a Lorimar production), the show struggled to find an audience and drew criticism for its often graphic depiction of violence. In the first season, the producers sought to create a hook by giving the main character a catchphrase, "Works for me", which was sometimes used two or three times an episode and was even tacked on to the end of Mike Post and Pete Carpenter's opening theme music. Several early episodes featured montages set to popular songs from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.

What an amazing DVD Set for the 7 Days Fan!

All 152 Uncut Episodes - 7 Seasons on 45 DVDS

  • Excellent video and audio quality
  • 100% in chronological order
  • Commercial free and unedited
  • This box set contains all 45 DVDs with Custom Artwork.
  • These DVDs are region free so they will play on any DVD player Worldwide and DVD-Rom, X-Box or PS2 worldwide.

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Hunter DVD complete series on DVDs

Starring Fred Dryer as Sgt. Rick Hunter and Stephanie Kramer as Sgt. Dee Dee McCall, Hunter is a police drama television series which aired on NBC from 1984 till 1991. Although Kramer left the cast after sixth season in 1990 in order to pursue other musical and acting opportunities. In the seventh season Hunter was starred with two different women officers. Hunter was a homicide detective in the Los Angeles Police Department with the reputation of being wily, physically imposing, and often rule-breaking.

The show was created by Frank Lupo which in its initial episodes served as an answer to Dirty Harry. Although the bloodshed and the violence was cut down abruptly in the second season in hopes of boosting ratings but still Hunter and McCall managed to resolve many cases by shooting the perpetrators dead. Stephen J. Cannell was the show’s executive producer during the first season whose company produced the series. It was one of the some series that his company which he did not create or co-create.

Season 1

Initially the show struggled to find an audience as it was given a Friday-night slot against Dallas and struggled to cope up with the criticism due to the graphic depiction of violence in the show. The producers tried to create a hook by giving the lead characters a catch phrase in the first season, “Works for me” which was often used two or three times during an episode and was even concatenated at the end of Mike Post and Pete Carpenter’s theme music. Many of the starting episodes featured mosaics from popular songs from 1960s, 1970s and 1980s in a style not so unlike as used by Miami Vice.

After the ratings showed no improvement up till midway, Cannell gave network chief Brandon Tartikoff an isolated screening of “The Snow Queen” a two-part episode which was still to be aired and requested him to give the show time to stand its ground. Tartikoff was impressed by what he saw and gave the show a better time slot on hiatus that could be found. After two months, Hunter was back on the screens on Saturday nights and the viewership also started to rise gradually. By the end of first season Hunter was ranked 65th.