Title: Five stars, but the series ends oddly
Product review: Great stuff, as usual. By all means, buy. I did, and am very pleased. But I must remark that just three segments to this Part 5, while outstanding, seemed quite skimpy compared to the other parts. Not their quality, but just that there were only three. The others parts had five per segment, I recall. Then, when you see comments about the ending of the series in the special features by two of the three players, it makes me wonder if maybe Michael Kitchen was the one that said, "enough." I own all five parts, happily. Each slowly covers the years. However, Part 5 seems to me to jump out of nowhere from 1944 to May 1945 almost overnight. Hey! What happened to the rest of 1944? Somebody must've pushed it to end, so they threw in the concluding episode rashly. I think it was Kitchen that pushed. Anybody know?
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