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McLeod's Daughters: The Complete Second Season (2004) Review

McLeod's Daughters: The Complete Second Season (2004)
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I just can't wait to start watching this! My sister and I fell in love with McLeod's Daughters when it was on the WE Network and now that it is off of American television, we are buying the DVD's as quickly as they are available. Hopefully the season three DVD will be on the way soon...

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The adventure on the Australian outback continues in Season Two with sisters Claire and Tess and the women of Drovers Run as they face the challenges in running the large cattle property. From Tess’s attempt to grow a hemp crop to Claire’s rekindled dream of becoming a stock horse breeder, the sophomore season of MCLEOD’S DAUGHTERS promises more surprises and excitement in each of the 22 spectacular episodes.

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McLeod's Daughters: The Complete Eighth Season (2008) Review

McLeod's Daughters: The Complete Eighth Season (2008)
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Excellent, product was received on time and in great condition. This is one of the best series we have every watched; I have my husband, and most of my five sisters watching this as well. We were very sad this was the final season for McLeod's Daughters. We love to watch films about Australia.

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McLeod's Daughters: The Complete Sixth Season (2007) Review

McLeod's Daughters: The Complete Sixth Season (2007)
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I very much enjoyed Season 6. I was so dissapointed with season 5 (i gave it only 2 stars) because it seemed very soap-opera-ish. And I really thought it would all go downhill from there. However, I still wanted to get season 6 but didn't want to wait till it came out in the US, so I got a hold of an AU region 4 copy. I also found season 6 on youtube, and it was so good I had already watched a third of the season on youtube before my copy came in the mail. I just couldn't help myself.
If you are a Mcleod's fan, this was definitely a great season. As I said in my Season 5 review, the show is getting to be more about the people on the show than the running of the farm, but that is ok because this season there were many interesting twists and turns in the plot. the Nick/Tess thing, the Jodi/Matt thing, I don't want to say too much other than it was a great season and definitely worth the price to add it to your McLeod's collection.

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The excitement continues as Drovers Run is hit with more shocks and surprises than ever before. After a pregnancy scare, Tess learns that Nick, the love of her life is still alive. Even more thrills are in store as Meg proposes to Terry and the girls face off against a relentless hit-man who has been hired to kill Rob.

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McLeod's Daughter's - The Complete Fifth Season Review

McLeod's Daughter's - The Complete Fifth Season
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In the reviews for McLeod's Daughters Seasons 1-4, the show is described as an Aussie Soap Opera. I couldn't figure out why, especially with seasons 1-3, which kind of seemed like the type of dramas we have in the US in the evening.

After what happened at the end of season 3, I didn't expect season 4 of the show to be the as good, and it wasn't, but I have to say that Season 5 is nowhere near as good as 1-3, or even 4. I finally see why they have described McLeod's Daughters as a soap opera. Season 5 is just plain unrealistic (this coming from a city girl from the US--how would I know--I can only imagine how unrealistic this is to an Australian cattle farmer). The show used to be about a farm run by women, and their friends, and it has turned into a bunch of women and their friends who just so happen to live on a farm. It has become almost all about the characters and not at all about the farm, they hardly seem to do any work, hanging around, drinking tea and beer, once in a while mustering sheep or cattle, bird twitching contests, several ridiculous episodes where Sally goes to the hospital and Nick has to "take care of Harrison" over at the cottage (rather than staying at Drovers with the baby and Tess), a high school reunion hiking trip, the same love story that played out between Claire and Alex is playing out with Stevie and Alex (she loves him but never says anything, they carry on as just "mates"), the songs at the end, when the credits are rolling, have nothing to do with the episode half the time and just seem out of place to me, I can't see how Alex could be running Killarny with all the time he spends at Drovers, Meg is coming and going (and going again), and more.
Tess and Nick leave for Argentina somewhere around disc 3 and don't come back till disk 7 or 8 and I can't say that I even noticed that they were gone, the show was not better or worse for their absence. Episodes 135-137 are good. It just goes to show that the show is not the same without Claire, Seasons 4 and 5 are just nowhere near as good. I cannot imagine where seasons 6-8 are headed.
I can't say it wasn't worth the price ($55), and I will probably buy the rest of the seasons anyway, just because I want to see what happens, but really, this season is worse than season 4 which was worse than 1-3. I see a trend here.
I am sure that another McLeods fan will come along and give a much more positive review than this one, but in all fairness I cant rate this higher because the quality is going way down.

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The honeymoon is over. After the birth of Nick’s child with his old flame, Sally, he and Tess strain to keep their marriage together. Meanwhile, the arrival of the mysterious Regan pits McLeod versus McLeod as the girls try to save Drovers Run from their cousin’s deceitful plans. Even greater shocks are in store as Jodi learns the truth about her father and Stevie reveals a secret of her own.

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McLeod's Daughters: The Original Movie (1996) Review

McLeod's Daughters: The Original Movie (1996)
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McLeod's Daughters is WONDERFUL -- BUT please note that this movie is included in the box set of Season One of McLeod's Daughters. If you by Season One, you get this movie on the last DVD of the set.

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The original movie that inspired the smash hit television series!
Tess (Kym Wilson) returns home to Drovers Run, a family-run ranch in Australia\'s outback, to reunite with her estranged father Jack (Jack Thompson) and half sister Claire (Tammy McIntosh). Although Tess and Claire have feuded in the past, they must now work together to save the ranch from bankruptcy.
BONUS FEATURE: Includes the first two episodes of McLeod\'s Daughters: The Series

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McLeod's Daughters - The Complete First Season (2004) Review

McLeod's Daughters - The Complete First Season (2004)
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McLeod's Daughters is an Australian soap opera that has played on WE (Women's Entertainment) TV for the last couple of years up until a few months ago when they decided to discontinue showing it. It is now at the end of its 6th season in Australia and WE had played seasons 1-3. Of course, being a soap opera, it is addictive, and not being able to watch the rest of the seasons is killing a lot of the fans who don't have region free DVD players (or $80 to fork over per season).
The plot at the beginning of the first season is basically two half-sisters (Claire and Tess) who have lived apart for most of their lives (same father, different mothers) come together to save Claire's ranch after their father dies. Claire has lived on the ranch all her life and Tess has lived in the big city with her mother most of her life. Tess, being from the big city, is not too keen on living on a ranch, but she helps her sister, and ends up staying at the ranch to help run it.
Along with the sisters there are other characters who liven up the place, as only soap opera characters can do. There's the two brothers, Alex and Nick, who help run their nearby ranch and who become love interests for just about any girl who is on the show. There's Meg, and her wild daughter Jodi, who help at the ranch. Another ranch help, Becky, who has a troubled past, but is a hard worker. And Terry, a ranch hand at Alex and Nick's ranch, who has an on-again, off-again, relationship with Meg. There are other regulars who have come and gone over the course of the six seasons, but those are most of the main ones from season 1.
The actors in this series are very good, and as we all know, many famous, well-renowned actors have started on soap operas. If they have been in anything else in the U.S. I don't know about it, but as far as I can tell from IMdB, most of them have been in a lot of Australian productions. Recently, John Jarrett, who plays Terry, was in the movie Wolf Creek. His portrayal in that movie was totally different than his role on McLeod's Daughters. It shows he has quite an acting range.
It is nice to finally have this fine and addictive series available in our region for a reasonable price.

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They’re Ordinary Women Facing the Extraordinary Adventure of Life on the Land The landmark first season of McLeod’s Daughters marks the beginning of an unforgettable journey for Claire and Tess – two sisters separated as children and reunited when they inherit Drover’s Run – a large Australian cattle property passed down for generations.With exclusive behind-the-scenes footage plus the full length TV movie that started it all, this 6 DVD collection is a must-own collectible for any fan of this great Australian television series.

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