Everybody Hates Chris: The Complete Series

Love it

Such a well written comedy show depicting Chris's life growing up. Sad that he faced consistent bullying and then there was the will smith slap to add insult to injury! I suppose if you don't cry, you laugh!

just what i want however it doesn't work on UK DVD players however, you can play it on the computer just fine

Real funny

so true to life!

Really entertaining series. Small and big events and troubles and joys in a young boy's life are putting smiles on my face. Smart and friendly comedy.

Isn’t uk compatible, the advert doesn’t state otherwise.

1st off, region 1 only, you need a multi region player to view this. The box set is well packaged and all discs are clearly labeled as to each season. there are additional scenes and add ons on each disc comprising interviews and cast made small films. The series itself is still funny, and relevant, one wonders what happens to the characters after the show finally finished. Chris Rock narrates throughout each episode, constantly, sometimes this can seem a little over the top, there is an extra with comments list on a lot of American cultural references which does help. They used to show this on channel 4 in the middle 90's, I tried to watch it then, but the scheduling was a bit erratic, it took all this time to catch up. the characters themselves are pretty true to life in a lot of instances, sometimes it lapses into story hyperbole, exaggeration here and there. moreover the series is consistent delivering situations and running gags that keeps it going, the cast, including the young Chris are aloud to grow older with each season, and his voice breaks halfway through, unlike some shows where they remain 10 years old for the show's entire length. It took several weeks to view all of these but it was worth it, sadly some of the world has not changed along with this, but perhaps they might take a leaf out of our book.

I LOOOOVE EVERYBODY HATES CHRIS! I was an avid viewer during the first season and I would tune in every week to catch the latest episode. I recently started to watch again, so you can imagine how I feel knowing that the show recently underwent cancellation. To take something so PERFECT off of television fills me with sadness and frustration! So let me put my emotions aside for a bit to explain one of the greatest shows to ever hit the airwaves! The show revolves around the everyday life of Chris, who is a 12-year-old seventh grade student in the series' first episode. Chris is surrounded by a collection of interesting characters that, in his point of view, act as though they dislike him. Chris lives in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, a low-income community and attends an all-white school, where students and teachers alike pick on him. If things go well for Chris throughout an episode, then, 9 times out of ten, the situation will backfire on him by the end. On the same token, If a situation isn't going Chris' way, it always manages to get even worse for him, whether or not he tries to change the course of events. Chris Rock (a true genius and one of my all-time favorite Comedians) narrates the show and takes us through the ups and downs of his years living in Bed-Stuy during the early-mid 1980's. Tyler James Williams, who plays young Chris Rock, never fails to make you laugh with his professional sense of humor and jokes. Chris has major wit and charm! You find yourself sympathetic towards his character, with high hopes for a happy ending. Mr. Rocks' narration ALONE will have you ROTFL, and the actors hit you with just the same! Julius (Terry Crews) is the perfect example of a good Father! He holds down his household and always shows love and affection; this man adooores his family! Rochelle (Tichina Arnold), in my eyes, is a Legend! This smart, intelligent woman won me over the very first time I witnessed her talent back in the mid-'90s, on the sitcom, "Martin"; she's back and BETTER THAN EVER! Tichina will, without a doubt, make your entire face ache and your cheeks tense up with laughter! Drew (Tequan Richmond) and Tanya (Imani Hakim) are so adorable. They always argue, but they also like working together, especially when it comes to getting what they want from their parents. Chris' best friend Greg (Vincent Martella) will make you laugh as well, for he shows that he can stand beside his fellow actors and rise to the occasion of pure comedy. One thing that stands out, probably the most, in the show is the array of '80s music used in the beginning of almost every episode. Artists such as Run DMC, Janet Jackson, Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam, Howard Jones, LL Cool J, Culture Club, Madonna, Duran Duran and Kool Moe Dee lend their '80s hits to the show, as well as many other '80s musicians—the list goes on! WARNING: I will say this much, there are MANY episodes in this box set that have alternate music per episode (particularly Season 1). The original music soundtrack has suffered the "cut/uncut" treatment by Paramount (The Kings & Queens of destroying authentic movies and television shows, converting most episodes to edit format). Certain episodes have alternate music to support its intro. My guess is that Paramount was too lazy and cheap to conjure up a deal with the artists/companies who own the rights to the music. Oh, but don't worry though. If you want to watch the episodes in their full-original-music-soundtrack-glory, you will have to catch them as they air on BET or Nick @ Nite. Personally, embarking on a full-fledge television search for the original episode/soundtrack, when owning the box set should be more than enough, is ridiculous! I guess, in this instance, it's better to have alternate music on certain episodes rather than nothing at all. On a lighter note, EHC is blessed with a reunion of seasoned vet actors and comedians, all whom play permanent roles throughout the entire series. Talented professionals such as: Jackée Harry, Wayne Brady, Whoopi Goldberg, Antonio Fargas, Tisha Cambell-Martin, Ricky Harris, Ernest Thomas, Robin Givens and Mike Estime all shine, as well as a few new faces from the modern era of film/television. Each season has a plethora of extras: Commentary on certain episodes, Webisodes on almost every episode, and deleted scenes, which are so funny, you can't help but wonder why they weren't left in the original episode. It's very hard for me to even sit and watch the last season on disc because you just know that it's the end; it's final! And let's face it, there are not a lot of outstanding African American television shows out there nowadays that tend to make it past 4 or 5 seasons due to fans tuning in for a short period of time (during the beginning), then suddenly tuning out, which sends ratings in decline. I feel that we, the viewers, should make it our duty to keep our favorite shows on the air and support them, especially the shows that are quintessential to their nature. Otherwise, cancellations will continue to plague all genuine African American comedies, dramas and sitcoms. So this is my plea to all, like myself, who love and enjoy outstanding African American comedies, such as: Everybody Hates Chris, Tyler Perry's House of Payne, The Game, we must take the necessary steps needed to keep our shows where they belong—on television! I enjoy watching every episode, and I equally enjoy my occasional EHC marathons. But when the last season rolls around, what was once fun, enjoyable entertainment, slowly becomes a recollect of sad memories; memories of great, talented work, all of which leads up to the very last episode of the series. There is an empty space etched in your heart for everyone involved with the show. You are then left wondering what could have been for the members of the Rock family. EHC is now off the air and will not return anytime soon! I had hopes that BET would pick it up, but I don't know of any new news stating that this will happen. In a post I came across a few days after hearing about the cancellation, it read that Chris Rock announced the end of season 4 matched up with his own past—dropping out of high school to become a comedian, and that, basically, it was time to end the show. Again, they are the actors/entertainers, and we are the fans/viewing public. They do their part, now it's important to accomplish ours. So I reiterate: we must save our genuine black comedies! These DVD's are in deed a must-have for your sitcom collection!

I've been looking everywhere to buy and watch this as an Australian. Dont make my mistake, this set is region 1 locked so unable to play on any consoles or dvd players I have. I've looked at description and details but haven't seen it stated anywhere Waited weeks to recieve it only to be daunted by 'region restrictions' on every console I've tried to watch it on. Hoping to find a set that is region 4 or 0!! Disappointed I have to return it now :(

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