Gosh, the first two seasons of TW were so fun and then. Yeah. Jeff Davis is not a gift. *sighs eternally*
I love Leverage and I was so sad when it left Netflix. I've got the first two seasons on DVD but I need to get the last three. So much found family and so much my jam.
For Tiger & Bunny, you don't have to get them on Amazon, because the series is available to watch on both Netflix and Hulu in the US! :-D Netflix, at least, breaks the series up into 2 seasons, which has been delightfully confusing when talking to people who watched it when it originally aired. XD "What do you mean, season 2 episode 2?" "Uh...*counts* episode 15?" "OH YEAH."
What you'll probably see on Amazon is two DVDs/Blu-rays for the series, set 1 and set 2. (There are two complete story arcs in the series and the second one is set about 10 months after the first, so it's a natural place to break them up; that's where Netflix breaks the seasons.) You'll also see The Beginning (which is the first movie; it's the first 2 episodes of the series with a little additional story added) and The Rising (which is the second movie; it's set probably a year or so after the end of the series).
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Date: 2019-01-08 05:11 pm (UTC)I love Leverage and I was so sad when it left Netflix. I've got the first two seasons on DVD but I need to get the last three. So much found family and so much my jam.
For Tiger & Bunny, you don't have to get them on Amazon, because the series is available to watch on both Netflix and Hulu in the US! :-D Netflix, at least, breaks the series up into 2 seasons, which has been delightfully confusing when talking to people who watched it when it originally aired. XD "What do you mean, season 2 episode 2?" "Uh...*counts* episode 15?" "OH YEAH."
What you'll probably see on Amazon is two DVDs/Blu-rays for the series, set 1 and set 2. (There are two complete story arcs in the series and the second one is set about 10 months after the first, so it's a natural place to break them up; that's where Netflix breaks the seasons.) You'll also see The Beginning (which is the first movie; it's the first 2 episodes of the series with a little additional story added) and The Rising (which is the second movie; it's set probably a year or so after the end of the series).
Hope that's helpful! :-)