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Uh...Cross Town Express


In the Entertainment Weeklies March issue, The Futurama DVD makes the Most-Wanted list as one of the 10 Best DVDs You're Not Supposed to Be Able to Buy in the U.S. They Write "Futurama Fry fans may want to go on a Bender overseas, where the first season is available, loaded with deleted scenes and a Matt Groening commentary." Of course it's not like we don't have amazon.co.uk to buy it. Just wish they would make things easier (shipping prices suck.)
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It is often a little cheaper than the UK one because of the pound vs the Euro as the currency of choice.
The Season 1 DVD has German packaging and menus, but the episodes can still be played in English.
I bought mine for Euro 34.99 ($30 USD) and Amazon UK costs 31.99 pounds ($45 USD)
-Smasho