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If you can produce a shred of evidence that faulty BD sets actually exist, I'll be sure to apologize

Posted by Jazz Inmate on December 20, 2007 at 10:50:40:
Note that you're continuing to indulge in rumors because Bill Hunt has NEVER observed a BD set with problems. All he says is the following:

"While we're talking Warner, be aware that a few readers are reporting that some copies of the 5-disc Blade Runner set mistakenly include two copies of Disc One instead of a Disc One and a Disc Five (the Workprint version). Be sure to check your copies after you purchase them."

So I have yet to see any evidence that there is a problem, and mind you the main reason I am skeptical is that I did purchase the BD set and there is no problem.
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