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Eureka: Season 3.5 Reviews

179 of 198 people found the following review helpful:

Check Your Facts, May 12, 2010

This review is from: Eureka: Season 3.5 (DVD)

Clearly, everyone that is crying marketing shenanigans does not know what they are talking about. Season 3 was stopped in its tracks by something called the writers strike. Ever heard of it? Once it ended, SyFy made an increased order of episodes for the show and they filmed what became Season 3.5 but SyFy decided to not air those episodes until Eureka's normal season slot.

Here's a math lesson based on current Amazon prices.

Season 1 - 24 dollars for 12 episodes. 2 dollars per episode.
Season 2 - 29 dollars for 13 episodes. 2 dollars 23 cents per episode.
Season 3/3.5 - 40 dollars for 18 episodes. 2 dollars 22 cents per episode.

Boy, that's grand larceny right there. Please check your anger and conspiracy theories at the door.

Now, back on topic. Love this show and I will absolutely buy Season 3.5 because I know exactly why it is being released as it is.

75 of 88 people found the following review helpful:

Back to Eureka, March 5, 2010

E. A Solinas "ea_solinas" (MD USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Eureka: Season 3.5 (DVD)

It's a little awkward that "Eureka Season 3" was split into two independent mini-seasons instead of one -- and somehow "Eureka Season 3.5" doesn't quite reach the heights of the previous 2.5 seasons of sci-fi wackery. While the individual plots are nice little nuggets of sci-fi, the season is hampered by the lack of a season-loving overarcing storyline.

There's a new sheriff in town: Sheriff Andy, a creepily cheerful android who has arrived to replace Carter. But job-hunting and Alison's pregnancy are not Carter's biggest concerns -- instead, he has to deal with strange gravity fluctuations that are plaguing Eureka. Even weirder, they seem to be targeting Andy. Coincidence? Not in Eureka.

But even if Carter manages to regain his old position, he'll still have a bunch of problems to deal with: Jo acting like two different people, a poltergeist, a trip into the 5th dimension, a giant green blob, people drowning on dry land, a wave of amnesia (cue clip show!), and... Read more

36 of 45 people found the following review helpful:

Season 3.5, April 15, 2010

Patrick Kelley - See all my reviews

This review is from: Eureka: Season 3.5 (DVD)

I agree that the second half of season 3 was not quite as good as the rest of the series so far, but I disagree with the people complaining about the half season release.
Eureka's season 3 was aired over 2 years, going on its mid-season break in September to return in the following July, what Syfy did was release the first half of the season on dvd before it restarted so that viewers could be caught up if they had missed episodes or had forgotten things in the 9 month hiatus. I do not feel that Syfy is being greedy, I think that they were trying to help the fans when the released the first half of season 3.

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Product Description

Take a trip to the far side of reality in Eureka Season 3.5, the fantastic TV series set in a seemingly quiet small town where innovation and chaos go hand-in-hand. Carter (Colin Ferguson) is still reeling from his dismissal as sheriff and looking at the possibilities of a new job when catastrophic occurrences pull him back to the eccentric hamlet. Now, he and his neighbors will be faced with strange happenings – from magnetic disturbances to the birth of a new resident – that go beyond anything ever imagined

Eureka: Season 3.5