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NCIS: The Complete First Season follows an elite team of special agents who operate outside the military chain of command. Led by Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs (Mark Harmon) a tough, highly skilled investigator who willing to bend the rules to get the ...

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MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ NR (Not Rated)
Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.09 x 5.43 x 0.59 inches; 6.53 Ounces
Media Format ‏ : ‎ PAL
Run time ‏ : ‎ 968 minutes
Actors ‏ : ‎ Mark Harmon
Dubbed: ‏ : ‎ English
Studio ‏ : ‎ Unbranded
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01FR389G6
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 6

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George S.

Great DVD Collection!!

Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2020

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A big fan of the NCIS Series as well as my wife and with a lot of garbage on TV now it's nice to watch some decent TV and Binge at the same time. We've purchased Seasons 1-8 thus far and each DVD has played flawlessly and looks great on out 65' Screen. All came in a plastic outer case in which the separate DVDs where themselves in a plastic case. Great protection. Highly recommend the entire set!!

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J. Woody

An underrated show

Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2007

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Network television tends to resort to overkill of any successful idea. Thus, not only was there CSI, but also Crossing Jordan, CSI spin-offs for Miami and New York, but also, thankfully NCIS. It was first introduced through the JAG series, also produced by Donald Bellisario.

The CSI franchise is heavily process driven franchise which combines highly stylized visuals of cast members completing labwork to unravel the mystery against the background of new age (or similar) music. However, NCIS is not just a CSI clone using a military setting. The key to this show is the great interplay between cast members with particular emphasis on comic relief.

Having spent an entire career in business, I can attest to the fact that the cast members do relate to each other in a manner similar to the way real people who work together do. Interstingly, this is a series which (at least in an admittedly small sampling) is watched together by spouses.

The DVD picture quality is quite good and presented (as it should be) in 16x9 aspect ratio

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Bonita Blackwell

I thought nobody is that good an actor he must be bad in real life.

Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2013

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I hated Mark Harmen for years. I saw him in 2 roles where he was a really bad dude, and so convincing I decided he must be a bad dude for realz. When NCIS came along I said "I'm not watching that A hole". The everyone kept telling me how much fun it was and how I was missing it. I got the first couple seasons on sale and decided to give it a shot. All is forgiven Mark. The show is smart, funny and fresh every time. they do not go too far on gore or violence and they always look good, even in a prison camp which is not easy. Maybe he has mellowed with age, I have . But it is probably the acting. You can start with any season and still enjoy but I suggest begining at the begining.

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Scot Merideth Peirson

The Surprise Of NCIS

Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2006

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I recently got hooked onto the series, and found myself studying it, and the history surrounding it. While the characters were introduced on JAG, the term "spin-off" I didn't think appropriate for it. For those who have seen many of the Bellisarius productions, they seem to swing between emphasis on interpersonal relationships (Magnum, Quantum Leap) and strongly patriotic vehicles (Airwolf, JAG), with the shows having the better developed characters being the stronger shows.

This is why--and Don Bellisario backs this up in interviews--NCIS seems to lean more towards Magnum in terms of of how the characters react towards one another, and the quirks that play out with them. Mark Harmon's Gibbs--the lead investigator; doesn't work well with authority or other agencies (or his ex-wives), coffee-addicted, carving a boat in his basement, and known for his "mysterious redhead" companion. Michael Weatherly's DiNozzo--the jock who won't grow up, making a pass at anything with a skirt. Sasha Alexander's Kate--in an homage to "Moonlighting", becoming Maddie to DiNozzo's David; while being the mature and smarter part of that combination. Sean Murray's Tim McGee--yeah, he's the computer nerd. But women are seeing SOMETHING in him. Especially Abby. Which brings us to Pauley, Pauley, Pauley--Miss Perette takes our classic concept of a Goth chick and throws it out the window in a spectacular fashion, with her peppiness and her open attraction for the men in the office. It is David McCallum though that really brings the Magnum memory into clear relief. Think about John Hillerman's Jonathan Higgins on Magnum--know it all because he's seen it all. Put him in a lab coat and give him more and lighter hair, and we have Ducky Mallard.

Clearly, NCIS isn't JAG, and it certainly isn't even close to being related to the CSI franchise. There's a fun in the drama that plays out in every episode that leaves the viewer giggling while anticipating the action, and that's what makes the Season 1 set so entertaining.

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Dr.Dadof3

NCIS series

Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2014

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I have become a fan of this show, because of the actors. Having the first season has allowed me to start the show in its infancy and follow it along. Little nuances become evident and obvious by watching the series in sequence that is missed through a hit and miss watching regimen. The actors fulfill their parts well, and seem to make the characters their own. I recommend this series, especially to members of the Navy and Marine Corps. I will purchase and watch every season until I am up to the current season. I guess I am hooked on the show.

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Bashthebudgie

Start as series 1 and keep going - 13 series and counting!!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 22, 2016

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I had heard others talking about it and had seen the occasional programme, but thought I ought to start from the beginning and work my way through. All starting to make a bit more sense, though in practice each episode pretty much stands on its own. A bit strange they make so called "Movies" out of a 2 part storyline, but otherwise NCIS is straight forward great entertainment. David McCallum was already into his 70s playing the ME, so obviously still ok for the film industry to allow men to grow "interesting" but the women to grow old and unemployed. Gotta love the science stuff and female actors that look like they can actually do the technical and self defence stuff they portray, so it feels pretty even (except the ridiculous female director character in later series). Off my soap box - watched Mark Harmon since his St Elsewhere days and still a solid performer with a lovely smile - he da man!

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Su

wow - what a find

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 29, 2012

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My sister introduced me to NCIS several years ago, when it was on Channel 5 when it was shown on a Friday evening and clashed with my teams home matches. I watched a couple of episodes and was hooked.

Due to the fact that I had missed several of the episodes I purchased the box set and though the programme is great entertainment I was disappointed by the fact that there were no extras on the box set. I decided to take a leap of faith and ordered and purchased the box set.

It arrived and I put it in the DVD player and I settled myself down for hours of non stop (except for disc changes, the call of nature and coffee and snack breaks).

I admit that had I known that it was a JAG spin off I probably wouldn't have tried it. I've tried JAG on several occasions since it started but have never been able to take to it. This series, however, is different.

The team of investigators is lead by Leroy Jethro Gibbs (Mark Harmon Chicago Hope ). I remember Mark Harmon in the hospital drama St Elsewhere from when I was a child, he was so pretty, and he has become more handsome with age.

Michael Weatherly ("Eyes Only" in Dark Angel ) plays "Very" Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo.

Forensics are Dr Donald Mallard, aka "Ducky" (David " The Man From Uncle " McCallum) the pathologist and Abby Sciuto (Pauley Perrette) as the NCIS forensic scientist. Their boss is Director Tom Morrow (Alan Dale - anyone remember Jim Robinson from the early years of the Aussie soap Neighbours).

*** This next section may contain spoilers ***

The series consists of 23 episodes and opens with Yankee White where we are introduced to Presidential Security Agent Caitlin Todd (Sasha Alexander - Rizzoli & Isles ). Agent Todd replaced Agent Vivian Blackadder (Robyn Lively) from the JAG - Season 8 tester episodes Ice Queen and Meltdown (episodes 20 and 21).

I have never been able to take to Caitlin Todd as a character. She comes in to the team not from an investigation background but from a security detail background but by the end of episode 2 she is bossing DiNozzo about. In fact she is junior (would be a rookie trainee level member of the team) to DiNozzo. By the end of the series I started to wonder who was in charge of the team, and why anyone would allow that level of bullying from a person to another concerned me.

The episodes are:

Yankee White - when a sailor dies on board Air Force One there is a turf war between the FBI and NCIS for control of the investigation. The questions are: was this an attempt on the President; and is he now safe.

Hung Out to Dry - A marine dies during a parachute training exercise. It is up to Gibbs and his team to discover if this was it an accident, suicide or foul play.

Seadog - was a dead sailor really involved in drug dealing

Immortals - A sailor, who was believed to have gone AWOL, is found at the bottom of the sea by some divers. It seems that several of the sailors may have been involved in real-life battles based on a popular MMORPG video game.

Curse - the mummified remains of a sailor are found in an old jettisoned aircraft storage pod, without the money that he was believed to have stolen.

High Seas - when a member of an aircraft carrier flight deck crew is found naked in the ships freezer dosed up on methamphetamine Gibbs and the team are dispatched to discover what's going on.

Sub Rosa - after the murdered body of a submariner is found Gibbs and Kate Todd join the crew on board the submarine to investigate; while DiNozzo is left on dry land with an NCIS computer expert Timothy McGee (the introduction of Sean Murray - Hocus Pocus - to the show).

Minimum Security - when a sailor's body is found along with smuggled emeralds the team is off to Cuba and Guantanamo Bay

Marine Down - Gibbs and co must find out how a dead man could be contacting his wife when he was killed on a CIA linked black-ops mission in Colombia.

Left for Dead - a woman escapes from a shallow grave and is unable to remember anything except that there is a bomb on a Navy ship.

Eye Spy - some men misuse a spy satellite to spy on female personnel sunbathing on a naval bases beach when they see someone running away from a dead body.

My Other Left Foot - the lower part of someone's left leg is discovered in a dumpster bin, the only identifying marks are a tattoo "Semper Fi", a sock, a boot and a titanium ankle joint, but who is he and how did he die.

One Shot, One Kill - a marine recruiter is killed by a sniper Gibbs and team must try and discover if it is terrorist linked or if there is another reason.

Good Samaritan - the body of naval dentist is found bound and gagged. Gibbs has a battle on his hands to prove that there is a serial killer on the loose.

Enigma - Gibbs former USMC commanding officer is suspected of stealing a large amount of money which he was transporting for the US Government. Gibbs doesn't believe it is true, even after the body of a marine is found in his cabin tortured to death.

Bete Noire - Ducky and his assistant, Gerald, are taken hostage by a terrorist who infiltrated NCIS in a body bag. Will anyone realise what's going on and can they be rescued before things become worse.

The Truth is Out There - during a party a body falls out of a ceiling. Gibbs and his team are called into investigate.

UnSEALeD - a former US Navy Seal convicted of murdering his wife escapes from prison claiming he is innocent and is on the trail of the real killer.

Dead Man Talking - an NCIS agent is killed while investigating a cold case, Gibbs and his team take up the investigation.

Missing - a Gunnery Sergeant disappears after telling a journalist that he might be the next of a group of friends to vanish. The investigation puts one of the team in grave danger.

Split Decision - When the body of a Marine Staff Sergeant is discovered by a group of children Gibbs and his team are taken down the path of weapons smuggling and militia groups. This episode introduces Jimmy Palmer (Brian Dietzen) into the NCIS family.

A Weak Link - a SEAL on a special training mission is killed when he falls while repelling with his team. Due to the nature of the operation they were training for Gibbs and the team are asked to look into the death.

Reveille - Gibbs is still searching for the unknown terrorist who held Ducky and his assistant Gerald hostage, before escaping when things take an unexpected turn.

*** Spoilers over ***

There are no special features in this boxset.

NCIS is a good detective series based around the US Navy and Marine Corpse. Please don't be put off by the military linkage as it is frequently done in the vaguest of ways.

I'm not sorry I bought the season one box set (in fact I have sinced purchased several of the seasons), but I was very disappointed to discover that there were no extras, unlike the US Region 1 version which has a lot of extras. If you have a multi-region player and want to see the extras then I can recommend that box set. Otherwise you're stuck as a region 2 aka second class DVD purchaser.

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requires a region one or multi region player

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 19, 2012

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My sister introduced me to NCIS several years ago, when it was on Channel 5 when it was shown on a Friday evening and clashed with my teams home matches. I watched a couple of episodes and was hooked.

Due to the fact that I had missed several of the episodes I purchased the box set and though the programme is great entertainment I was disappointed by the fact that there were no extras on the box set. I decided to take a leap of faith and ordered and purchased the box set from Amazon in the USA.

It arrived and I crossed my fingers as I put it in the DVD player on my computer. It didn't play; it just asked me if I wanted to change my player's region code from 2 to 1 (it never offers me zero).

This refusal to play means that the set is a region 1 embedded DVD and only playable in region 1 areas such as the USA or for people who have a region 1 or region 0 enabled DVD player. Fortunately for us I have a portable DVD player which has turned into a universal player. So I breathed a sigh of relief and settled myself down for hours of non stop (except for disc changes, the call of nature and coffee and snack breaks).

I admit that had I known that it was a JAG spin off I probably wouldn't have tried it. I've tried JAG on several occasions since it started but have never been able to take to it. This series, however, is different.

The team of investigators is lead by Leroy Jethro Gibbs (Mark Harmon Chicago Hope ). I remember Mark Harmon in the hospital drama St Elsewhere from when I was a child, he was so pretty, and he has become more handsome with age.

Michael Weatherly ("Eyes Only" in Dark Angel ) plays "Very" Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo.

Forensics are Dr Donald Mallard, aka "Ducky" (David " The Man From Uncle " McCallum) the pathologist and Abby Sciuto (Pauley Perrette) as the NCIS forensic scientist. Their boss is Director Tom Morrow (Alan Dale - anyone remember Jim Robinson from the early years of the Aussie soap Neighbours).

*** This next section may contain spoilers ***

The series consists of 23 episodes and opens with Yankee White where we are introduced to Presidential Security Agent Caitlin Todd (Sasha Alexander - Rizzoli & Isles ). Agent Todd replaced Agent Vivian Blackadder (Robyn Lively) from the JAG Season 8 tester episodes Ice Queen and Meltdown (episodes 20 and 21).

I have never been able to take to Caitlin Todd as a character. She comes in to the team not from an investigation background but from a security detail background but by the end of episode 2 she is bossing DiNozzo about. In fact she is junior (would be a rookie trainee level member of the team) to DiNozzo. By the end of the series I started to wonder who was in charge of the team, and why anyone would allow that level of bullying from a person to another concerned me.

The episodes are:

Yankee White - when a sailor dies on board Air Force One there is a turf war between the FBI and NCIS for control of the investigation. The questions are: was this an attempt on the President; and is he now safe.

Hung Out to Dry - A marine dies during a parachute training exercise. It is up to Gibbs and his team to discover if this was it an accident, suicide or foul play.

Seadog - was a dead sailor really involved in drug dealing

Immortals - A sailor, who was believed to have gone AWOL, is found at the bottom of the sea by some divers. It seems that several of the sailors may have been involved in real-life battles based on a popular MMORPG video game.

Curse - the mummified remains of a sailor are found in an old jettisoned aircraft storage pod, without the money that he was believed to have stolen.

High Seas - when a member of an aircraft carrier flight deck crew is found naked in the ships freezer dosed up on methamphetamine Gibbs and the team are dispatched to discover what's going on.

Sub Rosa - after the murdered body of a submariner is found Gibbs and Kate Todd join the crew on board the submarine to investigate; while DiNozzo is left on dry land with an NCIS computer expert Timothy McGee (the introduction of Sean Murray - Hocus Pocus - to the show).

Minimum Security - when a sailor's body is found along with smuggled emeralds the team is off to Cuba and Guantanamo Bay

Marine Down - Gibbs and co must find out how a dead man could be contacting his wife when he was killed on a CIA linked black-ops mission in Colombia.

Left for Dead - a woman escapes from a shallow grave and is unable to remember anything except that there is a bomb on a Navy ship.

Eye Spy - some men misuse a spy satellite to spy on female personnel sunbathing on a naval bases beach when they see someone running away from a dead body.

My Other Left Foot - the lower part of someone's left leg is discovered in a dumpster bin, the only identifying marks are a tattoo "Semper Fi", a sock, a boot and a titanium ankle joint, but who is he and how did he die.

One Shot, One Kill - a marine recruiter is killed by a sniper Gibbs and team must try and discover if it is terrorist linked or if there is another reason.

Good Samaritan - the body of naval dentist is found bound and gagged. Gibbs has a battle on his hands to prove that there is a serial killer on the loose.

Enigma - Gibbs former USMC commanding officer is suspected of stealing a large amount of money which he was transporting for the US Government. Gibbs doesn't believe it is true, even after the body of a marine is found in his cabin tortured to death.

Bete Noire - Ducky and his assistant, Gerald, are taken hostage by a terrorist who infiltrated NCIS in a body bag. Will anyone realise what's going on and can they be rescued before things become worse.

The Truth is Out There - during a party a body falls out of a ceiling. Gibbs and his team are called into investigate.

UnSEALeD - a former US Navy Seal convicted of murdering his wife escapes from prison claiming he is innocent and is on the trail of the real killer.

Dead Man Talking - an NCIS agent is killed while investigating a cold case, Gibbs and his team take up the investigation.

Missing - a Gunnery Sergeant disappears after telling a journalist that he might be the next of a group of friends to vanish. The investigation puts one of the team in grave danger.

Split Decision - When the body of a Marine Staff Sergeant is discovered by a group of children Gibbs and his team are taken down the path of weapons smuggling and militia groups. This episode introduces Jimmy Palmer (Brian Dietzen) into the NCIS family.

A Weak Link - a SEAL on a special training mission is killed when he falls while repelling with his team. Due to the nature of the operation they were training for Gibbs and the team are asked to look into the death.

Reveille - Gibbs is still searching for the unknown terrorist who held Ducky and his assistant Gerald hostage, before escaping when things take an unexpected turn.

*** Spoilers over ***

SPECIAL FEATURES are:

- N.C.I.S Creating Season One

- N.C.I.S Building the Team

- N.C.I.S Defining the Look

EPISODE COMMENTARY: 'Yankee White' - Donald P. Bellisario

NCIS is a good detective series based around the US Navy and Marine Corpse. Please don't be put off by the military linkage as it is frequently done in the vaguest of ways.

On the region 1 release the soundtrack is English only and the subtitles are English and Spanish.

I'm not sorry I bought the season one box set (in fact I have sinced purchased several of the seasons), but I was fortunate enough to have a player that could play region 1 DVDs, if I hadn't I would have been very disappointed.

If you have a multi-region player and want to see the extras then I can recommend this box set.

Rad

If you like crime drama and army / navy this is for you both in one package

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 4, 2019

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It's a great series like the title says if your in to crime drama and also like army navy then this is for you a great cast with ups and downs and good twists and sad goodbye that all make a great series

Frances

Probably Biased Review but...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 23, 2013

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I just fell in love with this series after catching one or two episodes on TV. I get annoyed with advertisements on the TV all the time so decided to order the first season DVD set to see if it was as good the whole way through. I wasn't disappointed. The first episode explains how Kate joins the team. The relationship of the team is the key to what makes the series a 5* for me - the banter and humour is so good. I watched the set twice and still laughed out loud at some of the situations. Went straight on to order season 2.

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Format	PAL
Contributor	Mark Harmon
Language	English
Number Of Discs	6

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