DVD/BluRay Release Date

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Just "release date" is a little to less info. Blu-ray/DVD set of season 1...or something similar.... should be in the title.
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And here are the UK Blu-ray and DVD sets, releasedate: August 17):
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Batwoman-Season-Blu-ray-Region-Free/dp/B085K8WB3V

I will buy that one as I don't have much use for US sets with their region code. And the postage to germany is less expensive for me when I order the UK set.
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And folks....please SUPPORT our show by rating it on Amazon!
Don't let the trolls fool the audience with their hateful ratings.
Post your comment and rating about season 1 on those Amazon sites!

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Yeah, I thought about that after I'd already posted, and forgot to go back and do it. :P

FYI, just read that the Blu-Ray edition will have a bonus disc with all five episodes of Crisis.

FYI, just read that the Blu-Ray edition will have a bonus disc with all five episodes of Crisis.

Yeah, that's how they handled it in the past. The Blu-ray sets get the full crossover, the DVD sets not.
You can need to buy a seperate DVD set to get Elseworlds for example.

And did you already order your copy on season 1?
I did yesterday and am looking forward to watch the season again when I get it next week.
But especially I am thrilled about the extras!
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And don't forget to rate the season on the site you bought it if possible!
The fight against the trolls never stops....

I am curious how good the resolution quality is... I was reading some negative comments about the resolution of Supergirl set.

My copy arrives Thursday.

It arrived a day early!

Only six of the episodes have deleted scenes (and not that much content). Plus a bonus feature of highlights from Comic-Con panels - the Batwoman panel is the only one that does not include cast members (only Sarah Schechter and Caroline Dries). The Crisis disc includes 6 featurettes.

The 6 featurettes on the Crisis disc sounds interesting.

The 6 featurettes on the Crisis disc sounds interesting.

They are actually far more interesting than the deleted scenes and Comic-Con "highlights"! Mostly, they're about the tie-ins with the original Crisis comics, and interviews with the people behind the making of both the comic and the tv "movie".