Others say...

"Better than Remembered"
I watched the Dilbert series on TV when I was much younger and I'm afraid I didn't appreciate it as I should have. The plots sometimes seemed overly long and drawn-out (especially compared to the shortness of the witty comic strip) and the "asides" necessary to draw out the air-time seemed distracting and painfully unrelated to the main narrative.

Having now learned to love South Park and Family Guy, I can appreciate now in retrospect that Dilbert managed to combine the full-length aspect of South Park and the "random asides" of Family Guy, and managed to combine them well. The fact that I have also gone through college and am now employed in a technical discipline also probably adds to my enjoyment of the series - the jokes are now far more close to home. I find it mildly surprising that Dilbert should be so much like a fine wine, but it really DOES get better with age.


"Dilbert review"
Actually my son recieved the videos and they arrived in great shape. He has had a lot of fun with them!!

"Excellent"
This product arrived when they said it would and in excellent condition. I love the Dilbert cartoons and I love the cartoon series box set! I only wish they made more!

"Some Good Episodes, Some So-So Episodes"
Regardless, the DVD is a must have for Dilbert fans. The episodes that are good are really good. The episodes that are so-so are kinda boring.

"Started good - and went downhill fast"
There are a number of good episodes with the Dilbert tv show. Those episodes are the main reason I bought the DVD set. However, the series went downhill in the second half or so.
The comic strip never translated well to a television show. I thought the character voices were well chosen though. Jason Alexander as Catbert was classic. The stories, however, just didn't hold up.

There were a couple of episodes that were outright slams against God and religion which I don't care for. The story of Todd (God) and the Wally story which was a slam against Jesus and the Last Supper were in extremely poor taste. Make an episode slamming Mohammed, Allah and Muslims in general - watch the riots begin.

The 'Dilbert gets pregnant' episode looked so stupid from its previews that I did not watch it on television. To this day, I have not watched it on DVD. Yes, I have not watched it to completely judge it. But, given where the series had gone up to that point, it seemed to be following the same trail that lead to "Stupidville".

Should you buy it? Get it off Ebay for much cheaper than retail. That's what it is about worth.