Only reason why I gave it 4 stars is because of the way the discs are stacked together and not separated. Quality of footage are pretty clear which I'm surprised about. Good buy!

I am a child of the 80's, so I had to get this show for my 6 year old. I was expecting the quality to just be terrible, due to other 80s/90s shows I order usually are, but the quality is actually pretty good. His TV is around 42 inches and it still looks good! The sound quality is great. My only complaint is the packaging. It is just one DVD case with only one "nub" that all the DVDs are piled on. Makes it easy to scratch them, and since they are stacked it is hard to get to the disc you want. Besides that I am happy with this set.

Street Sharks The Complete Series
The radically jawesome 90's cartoon finally makes it to DVD in one complete set. The show is filled with action and cheesy shark related one liners such as "let's chomp on out of here!" and the most notable being "jawesome!" The show itself is similar to the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon except that the Sharks hate pizza(but will eat most anything else!)

Overview:
This set is offered at an incredibly low price but only at the cost of cutting some corners. The video quality, packaging and bonus features are nothing special but the important thing is every episode is here and the show is actually better then I remembered.

Packaging:
Unfortunately the packaging is lacking, as with many DVD's produced by Mill Creek, the case does not have hubs where the discs can click into and instead are inserted into paper sleeves.

-Standard size black DVD case(Not an eco-case)
-Paper sleeves to hold the discs
-All four discs feature the same art work on top
-Episode listings on each disc

Bonus Features:
There is only one bonus feature on this set which is an episode of the 1988 cartoon C.O.P.S.(The Case of the Boy Who Cried Sea Monster)

Episodes:
All 40 episodes are spread across four DVD's with ten episodes on each disc.
As far as I can tell the episodes are presented in order.
The episodes on this set are as follows

Disc One
1. Sharkbait
2. Sharkbite
3. Sharkstorm
4. Shark Quest
5. Lone Shark
6. Shark N Roll
7. Fresh Water Sharks
8. Shark Treatment
9. Road Shark
10. Shark Fight

Disc Two
11. Sky Sharks
12. Shark of Steel
13. Shark Source
14. Jurassic Shark
15. Sir Shark A Lot
16. Shark to the Future
17. First Shark
18. Rebel Sharks
19. Space Sharks
20. A Shark Among Us

Disc Three
21. To Shark or not To Shark
22. Eco Sharks
23. Close Encounters of the Shark Kind
24. Satellite Sharks
25. Cave Sharks
26. Shark Wars
27. The Sharkfather
28. Shark Hunt
29. Card Sharks
30. Shark Jacked

Disc Four
31. Turbo Sharks
32. 20,000 Sharks Under the Sea
33. Ancient Sharkonauts
34. Sharkotic Reaction
35. Sand Sharks
36. Shark Quake
37. Super Shark
38. Jungle Sharks
39. Trojan Sharks
40. Shark Apolypse Now

Cross your fingers for the spin off Extreme Dinosaurs to come to DVD!

I bought this series for nostalgia purposes, mostly for the end episodes featuring the Dinovengers (AKA Extreme Dinosaurs). I ended up thoroughly enjoying the entire series. It is a cartoon made for the sake of entertainment. It's not a memorable cartoon, or a deep cartoon, but overall it is a lot of fun. It's campy in a good way, despite being a little dated. It obviously a 90's cartoon which adds to its charm.

I've watched some of the episodes on Netflix, which were blurry and gritty (sound was a bit off). The latter episodes featuring the Dinovengers were left out, too. The DVD has a much, much better quality than Netflix.

Only gripe: the sounds is a bit off in a few episodes. This is very noticeable in disc 3, with sound getting either very quiet, or very loud. Given the price and overall quality, I can't complain.

All I can say, I really, really hope Extreme Dinosaurs comes out on DVD as well.

I've only watched the first three episodes but man it took me back. Those episodes looked fine, sounded fine, it's all good. Cheesy and nostalgic maybe, but who cares it was one of those fun shows of the 90's that you wouldn't see nowadays because of picky viewers and even pickier TV stations. The biggest drawback is the packaging. I was totally surprised to open it and find the four discs waiting in paper sleeves. I mean I get not wanting to do maybe a middle dvd holder thing or whatever...but paper sleeves? Sure it's $10 for 40 episodes but I mean I bought a copy of Moribito the complete series and all eight discs were stacked on top of each other on one tall peg. Not the greatest, but debatable that it's better than a stack of paper sleeved discs.

Though really, it isn't the most horrible thing, just surprising and new though I hear from others this is how Mill Creek releases their dvds. But for $10 it's still such a sweet deal if you were ever a fan of the show definitely buy it. Share it with your kids if you have any, or just enjoy it yourself!