Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The previous reviews nearly say it all. What a great show, and I'm glad it has finally made it to DVD. HOWEVER, just like the VHS box set, the Pilot is mysteriously missing, and you can't even order it separately on DVD yet. So, I ask, what good is it to own Episodes 1-7 when you can't own the 2-hour Pilot which sets up the entire series?!? If you start with episode 1, you'll be lost. This is one stupid oversight by the distributors.The series gets 5 stars and then some. For not containing the beginning of the story, the DVD only gets 1 star. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is one of my favorite maritime movies because the characters in it remind me so much of many people that I went to sea with. Especially the First Asst. Engineer. ( Though the comment about his father being on the Titanic was a bit over the top ) Forget the passengers and the sinking ship, the real story here is in the interaction of the crew and the great backgrounds of a real ship instead of a fake Hollywood set. One scene though you will never see in real life is the Chief Engineer hammering on the safety valve of an over-pressurized boiler. He would have known that it was already too late! Also check out "The decks ran red" directed by Andrew Stone, TERRIBLE story and acting, but it was all filmed on a WWII Liberty ship. Not every day that you see a tripple expansion steam engine operating. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Received 2 of these boppers after reading great reviews. First, they did not match the items in the picture. Second, my 14 months olds looked at them and then threw them aside. They do absolutely nothing but float. The characters inside are so small, you could barely see them. A complete waste of money and space. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is a truly awful design and not at all what one would expect from a great innovator like Archos. First of all, the connector does not fit securely into the device socket. This causes two problems: 1) You have to jiggle the connector until the display indicates that power is actually being received and 2) Once you actually are receiving power, you must position it so that it won't jiggle further, lest you lose power--very difficult to do in a moving vehicle! Secondly, the cable is made of really flimsy materials and doesn't seem likely to survive very many uses. Finally, it doesn't charge while the device is in use, so you will still have to plug it in when you get to your destination, defeating the benefit of such a great portable device. Answer:

A: