BLOSSOM SSN1-2 DVD

The only complaint is the discs were in the wrong order

Blossom is my all time favorite tv show. I have loved it since I was a young child.One night I was in the living room watching Tv with my mom(I am a 25 year old female) and I saw a commerical for Blossom seasons 1 and 2 on dvd. Well I was like oh my god. No way and I was so excited because I had been waiting for the longest time for this to come out dvd and or be shown in reruns again. Finally my wish came true. This two season dvd set rocks!! It is totally amazing. It's so neat to go back to how the series started and see how young the cast was especially Blossom,Six and Joey. I lobe seeing them then in the series as teens and then what they look like now(in the comintaries) in their early 30's all grown up. Truly amazing, wonderful, hilarious, heart warming, funny tread setting sensation of a tv series. I was in lobe with Joey lawrence back then and still am. He was gorgeous back in his early 90's Blossom style. Whoa!! Joey was my 2nd celebrity crush. My 1st one was Jordan Knighht of New Kids on the Block. Blossom will forever live on and be cool and a great fav show in my eyes. I can't wait for the rest of the series to come out. Seasons 3 and 4 were my fav seasons. I can't wait too more of when Blossom dates Vinnuie(had their first date in the last episode of season 2 and that episode was to be continued so I am anxious to see the rest of it.)

This boxset is a definite must-have for all fans of the show. By far the best seasons (though still excited that there are more to come), setting up the most important part of the show - the dynamics between Blossom, her two brothers and her dad, Nick. It's not just the kids that learn lessons, throughout the seasons here, as each cast member seems to learn from the others and - if you find the ease with which 'difficult' issues are dealt with a little too unrealistic, it's important to remember that they were keeping to a filming schedule. It does deal with some issues that, for its time, were new and no one had attempted to deal with in a realistic way - such as divorce where the mother has left the kids, not the father. Well worth a watch for all those who remember the late 80's and early 90's - and would be beneficial for all current teens, who suffer from angst after watching the new 90210, The Hills and other shows where the cast have all the power but none of the responsibility - this shows how it used to be done so much better...

I was "beyond the age" for this when it aired, but I LOVE Barnard Hughes, who plays the Grandfather in the 2nd season. He added SO much to it...fun loving musician that was the dad of Blossom's rarely seen Mother (Margaret Reed played her in 1 episode). The "Multi-Generational" thing made it interesting for me, at 51, to watch. Without it? No interest to me, really. There's NO getting around the fact that this must have been a great "real life lesson" show for the teens Blossom's age, that I imagine were the target audience. As Lou Costello said, "If you get the kids, you will get their parents." And in the end, Blossom did GET me!

Blossom was my very favorite TV show when I was a child. The character always reminded me so much of myself. I have not been able to find the DVDs for years, and was so glad to see them available on here. I have only watched the first DVD so far, but the show is just as great as I remember it, and it brings back really fond memories. I certainly recommend it for anyone that loved the show, or any young girl that is in her young teens trying to figure things out.

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I wanted my kids to see this amazingly brilliant (literally) and talented young woman back then because they see her now on Big Bang Theory. She's super! The content is more for 14+ but it opened some discussions with my 12 year old that she had been wondering about. (Boys, gossip, etc). Some topics were over her head, thankfully she didn't notice them. (Drugs, alcohol, sexual innuendo.) Watch it with your young teen...there are some good teaching moments.

Growing up with "Blossom" I absolutely love this series and it is certainly a "must have" for me and all the other fans out there. The extras and interviews are also very good. Regarding all these points this DVD collection would get the full five-star rating from me, no doubt about that, and I will certainly also buy the additional seasons on DVD as soon as they come out. So why did I only give a three-star rating? Because of the picture quality (or, rather, the lack of it). Unfortunately the picture quality is much closer to an aged VHS tape than to a new DVD. This wonderful series would have deserved a much better treatment.

Grew up watching blossom, every episode brought back many memories, love ❤️ this show

I used to love this show when it was first on tv - unbelievably at the start of the 1990s. Blossom lives with her dad and two brothers....her mother having gone off to resume her jazz career, leaving dad to cope....with mixed success. Blossom's best friend, the curiously named Six is also around - I have NEVER heard anyone speak quite as quickly as Jenna Von Oy who plays Six...until you meet her screen mother that is! Lots of fun but serious too - the problems of growing up/parental splits/peer pressure...yet it is all handled beautifully...one of the most perfectly balanced situation comedies ever to grace a tv screen. Don't overlook Blossom's brothers....Tony and Joey....much of the comedy comes from Joey's reactions...like his namesake in Friends, he is cute, endearing and somewhat intellectually challenged. Tony has had a troubled teen-age and issues with his dad over his prior behaviour, but emerges as a wrily humourous survivor, who actually teaches his siblings much by his "I did this but you don't have to go through it too" approach. As for "dad" - the fabulously underrated Ted Wass is terrific. He does his best with his kids, but knows he's making it up as he goes along. His character is a musician, which gives much scope to plotlines..with some hilarious consequences. I treasure the episode where he's been a backing musician for Paula Abdul and in order to perform live, he has to master a dance sequence....imagine Frank Spencer at the disco and then some....I nearly fell off the settee laughing. Blossom's eclectic fashion style is a hoot too - those hats! Perfect entertainment for teens upwards. If you didn't catch it before, don't miss it now. Can't wait for series 3 and 4 to clear all their copyright problems - anyone who's checked out Shout Factory's website will have heard that release has been delayed while all the artists whose songs are played, sometimes just as background for Blossom and Six dancing, have to have deals for royalties/recognition. Having Blossom's dad being a musician was a fun idea for the programme, but a real headache trying to track down some of the more obscure musical elements - lets hope they sort it out soon, because it would be great to see the rest. I LOVE THIS SHOW !!!!!!

yes,noしか判らない英語素人の私が字幕の無いのを承知で買いましたが早口で訛った（ように聞こえる）英語は全く意味不明。TV放映時は吹き替えで見ていましたが結構難解な言い回しが多く、画を見ているだけではストーリーすら判りません。それを差し引いてもこの家族の楽しさは良いと思います。吹き替え版が出たら2セットは買います。

I remember watching this great American Sitcom when I was between 12 and 16 here in the UK! It was on Channel 4 on Wednesday Evenings at 6.30pm on British Terestrial TV. Blossom and her two older brothers live together with their dad, when their mother walks out on them to start her music career. Nick russo is left raising his 3 kids. Blossom deals with the issues of becoming a teenager and her older brothers have their problems too, which is mixed with humour, life lessons and strong moral messages. I'm so glad I have this on DVD. I can't for Seasons 3,4 and 5 to come out on DVD! PLEASE NOTE: Even though it says that it is Region 1, it can play on your Region 2 DVD player. I tried it on my DVD PLAYER and it plays with no problems.

I love it, awesome.