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Dive into the gripping world of *Medium: The Seventh And Final Season*, a must-have addition for any fan of supernatural drama and crime thrillers. Released on June 21, 2011, this series features an engaging blend of horror and crime, making it perfect for binge-watching. Discover the series that captivated audiences with its unique storyline and unforgettable characters. Read on to explore everything you need to know about the product, including its features, benefits, and how it stacks up in terms of price and reviews!

Key Features and Benefits of *Medium: The Seventh And Final Season*

  • Comprehensive Box Set: With a run time of 9 hours and 23 minutes spread over 4 discs, this box set offers an extensive viewing experience. Immerse yourself in the intense narratives and character arcs that define the season.
  • Multiple Formats: The series is available in various formats, including AC-3, Dolby, NTSC, and Widescreen, ensuring compatibility with most playback devices and optimal viewing quality.
  • English Subtitles: Convenient English subtitles enhance accessibility for all viewers, allowing you to follow the storyline effortlessly.
  • Star-Studded Cast: Featuring remarkable performances from Miguel Sandoval, Jake Weber, Patricia Arquette, and others, the series showcases talent that brings the haunting tales to life.
  • Produced by PARAMOUNT: As a trusted name in entertainment, PARAMOUNT guarantees quality production, giving you peace of mind about the value of your purchase.

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Medium: The Seventh And Final Season Specification

Specification: Medium: The Seventh And Final Season

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

No

MPAA rating

NR (Not Rated)

Product Dimensions

0.7 x 5.4 x 7.7 inches, 7.04 ounces

Item model number

097361437941

Media Format

Multiple Formats, AC-3, Box set, Color, Dolby, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen

Run time

9 hours and 23 minutes

Release date

June 21, 2011

Actors

Sandoval, Miguel, Weber, Jake, Cubitt, David, Arquette, Patricia

Subtitles

English

Studio

PARAMOUNT

Number of discs

4

Genre

Horror/Television, Television/Crime

Format

Multiple Formats, AC-3, Box set, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen, Dolby, Color

Contributor

Vassilieva, Sofia, Weber, Jake, Cubitt, David, Lark, Maria, Sandoval, Miguel, Arquette, Patricia

Language

English

Runtime

9 hours and 23 minutes

Publication Date

June 21, 2011

UPC

097361437941

Global Trade Identification Number

00097361437941

Manufacturer

PARAMOUNT

ASIN

B004V2S4SS

Medium: The Seventh And Final Season Reviews (13)

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  1. Debbie S

    Arrived faster than expected. The set is in pristine condition. I would buy from this seller again!

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  2. Alessandra Morgana

    Como han dicho otros clientes, la primera temporada no está en español, pero el resto si, el mismo packaging y los mismos discos.
    Todos los discos están perfectamente encajados, pero se han roto algunas pestañas que sujetan los dvd, cosa que puede haber ocurrido por el transporte y manipulación.

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  3. Kelly Rich

    loved this show

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  4. Debbie S

    I love this show, but it’s flawed. The number of dangerous criminals who get conveniently killed to save the main characters from difficult decisions—this strikes me as bad writing. Having watched all 7 seasons, I’ll take a couple paragraphs to explain how this show never quite makes it to excellent, but remains.. well, medium. But first, spoiler warning:

    The remainder of this review contains mild spoilers.

    I’m not a person who sits here looking for goofs but this show is pretty sloppy about technical facts, math, and medicine. Off the top of my head, I don’t think there’s enough municipal $ to pull out a forensics team on every investigation. Sadly, Phoenix probably doesn’t even process half of its rape kits. And I’m not sure some of these cases would go to the DA? Also, how many of the cases that are processed by the DA’s office are overseen by the DA him/herself (rather than ADAs, who have only been mentioned at the very end of the series). But one of the writers figured out that involving the city police more often kind of fixes some implausibility, so most of the issues are minor in later seasons. Examples: I recently watched an episode where someone wanted gov’t funding and said it would come to 2 cents per person, then the resolution of the show was for gov’t to grant 60 mil in funding. US pop is not 3 billion, lol. Or the show where they talked about the drug “wet,” saying it was a powerful hallucinogen but the ingredients are, according to Medium: cigarette, formaldehyde, and alcohols. Pretty sure the hallucinogenic properties come from, idk, a hallucinogen? Again, I don’t sit here looking for errors; I’m just trying to enjoy the show. But sometimes it’s like… what did they just say???

    My main issue with the show is how nice everyone is. Devalos, especially, is completely lovable and completely unrealistic as a character. I don’t think such a good person has ever made it to public office. (OTOH, Keener was great! Though she’s probably a good soul, she’s in it for $$ and revenge, which doesn’t annoy me so much. Devalos could be the second coming lbh.) Worse yet, everyone is so nice that the show writers are forced to make cringey dei-ex-machina choices; for instance, the ghost of a dead girl uses Bridgette to send an e-mail which gets a potential criminal killed before the main cast is forced to make a decision wherein there is no good choice, but the “right” choice (which they’d be compelled to make) is patently illogical. Another episode which disappointed me was the one where the Kevorkian-esque doctor, who seems ideologically high-minded and possibly very advanced, suddenly turns out to be this majorly sleazy criminal. How convenient. It would have been interesting if the show which is all about morality actually tackled a moral issue instead of circumnavigating. The niceness of the show knocks off a full star from my rating, but it also adds half a star, because I guess wholesome TV is harmless? and the staunch idealism of this show is, well, nice. In a way. Still, I almost resent Allison’s ability to deal with real-world horror and always rise above? I guess she is blessed, with her family, as the show successfully establishes. My feeling of frustration with Allison’s niceness evaporated after the AU episode where her entire family gets killed: she goes so hard and calculating, it’s magnificent, and I finally realized that she isn’t this sweet, nice person: in a way that’s a public face she always wears For Her Kids. That gave me a little shiver, and thenceforth I have been 100% team Allison-is-cool.

    Some of the seasons were significantly better than others. I can’t distinguish the first three v well because I watched them slowly over months, whereas I chain-watched seasons 4-7 during holidays. Seasons 1 and 2 are okay, though very predictable. Season 3 is probably the worst, and I stopped watching the show for a few months because those episodes were written in somebody’s sleep. Season 4, I think, is when the Dubois family starts having some real issues, and it picks up a little. Joe’s character becomes a lot more plausible after he’s held hostage. Then there’s Keener, and the plots in the final seasons start to finally acquire some real nuance. Still, these gem episodes are tempered with the same kind of paint-by-numbers episodes that seem like they are supposed to surprise the viewer, but fail. And the only nuance we see in the season arcs has to do with the relative merits of Allison and Joe’s various employers. Seasons 5 and 6 are the best; I’m not a fan of S7 but unlike most reviewers I didn’t mind the final episode.

    As I’ve already mentioned, I don’t think the writing of this show rises above mediocrity for more than a few episodes. I don’t know much about acting, but Arquette’s acting can sometimes fall a little short of convincing me, lol. (Though I am quite fond of watching her try.) Huston is a different story—incredible talent, and Vassilieva and Cubitt (the actors who played Scanlon and Ariel) I also found tremendously convincing as the series went on. I was pleasantly surprised at how much the show improved between seasons 3 and 5. Scanlon and DiNovi’s relationship, for me, was a real high point. Overall I found Medium frustrating, but it was endearing enough for me to watch 7 seasons: 3.5 stars, which rounds up 🙂

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  5. Grapefruits and Lemons

    Finally got to see the last season of Medium. Completes my dvd collection. Unique TV show. Will be revisited in years to come.

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  6. MT

    I DIDNT KNOW WHAT TO SAY SO I COPYED SOMETHING Of course all this jiggling and joggling of body is caused by an unquiet, uncontrolled mind, in a cure for it lies in quieting, controlling and restful erecting the mind. I have found no aid so great as that of making the mind follow the body movements. The motion of an awning mind are not only very jerky and wasteful but they are exceedingly quick. Such a mind vibrates with the speed again destructiveness of lightning, and the owner simply cannot compel it to be absolute be quiet. But he can direct as well as to a very great extent. By directing the mind to follow the body motions, which are infinitely slower than mental motions, he can accomplish great things to ward quieting the line. By a little practice the mind catches a slower, more regular vibrations of the body, after which it is quite possible still further quiet it to a complete standstill as in making the mind a blank.

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  7. Pat Bahr

    Medium is one of he best shows on TV in the last 10 years. But …

    The dialog between Allison and Joe, and Lee, and Manuel really get tedious and repetitious.
    You’d think that by 7 years, the response to Allison’s insights would evolve, but no.

    And Allison herself — not too bright. First, fails to realize even after 7 years that the
    first dream never has enough info to act on, and second never learns that simply staying
    asleep is the best way to get more.
    I commend Patricia on how many ways she can wake up suddenly for the commercial cut.
    But really, after all that experience, wouldn’t she learn to just stay asleep?

    What I like best about this show is the lead-in to each episode. Almost without exception over 7 years, each show starts out in a new and interesting way.
    WARNING: Although this seems to be a family-oriented show, the content is often upsetting or disturbing to watch.

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  8. A. Jesús

    La famille Dubois est tellement attachante qu’on à presque de la peine à les quitter à la fin de la septième saison.
    La série tient en haleine au fil des saisons avec des intrigues toutes plus formidables les unes que les autres.
    Patricia Arquette démontre encore son incroyable jeu d’actrice.
    Le paranormal est évoqué avec finesse.
    à voir et à revoir !

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  9. L August Rockwell.

    We are working our way through the series. It’s a great series!

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  10. P. Gilbert

    Love the whole series!!

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  11. Ashley

    Per chi ama la serie …acquisto fantastico, prezzo onesto, consegna sicura e puntuale, sicuramente lo consiglio…alcuni dvd hanno anche l opzione dell italiano

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  12. Bianca

    Génial!

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  13. Lee Armstrong

    For any fan who has LOVED Medium — and I am certainly one of them — it is extremely hard to say goodbye. I watched the 7th season DVDs; and when I got to Joe’s bumpy plane ride, I immediately turned it off saying, “Oh no!” It took me about three weeks to get up the nerve to watch that final episode. That said, the seventh season continued to shine with the originality of the other seasons. One of my favorite episodes is “Blood on the Tracks” with Allison’s dreams giving her increasingly specific tips about a homeless man who is a killer. The episode also has the outworking of Joe’s mother’s story and a fine performance by Kathy Baker as guest star in that role. “Talk to the Hand” was almost humorous at times with Allison’s hand taking control of its own actions, much to Allison’s dismay and those around her. “Native Tongue” was also amazingly unique where Allison loses the ability to understand English and can only communicate verbally in a Native American language. The very final frames of the last episode were as sweet as they were bittersweet. This is the one show where each season had incredible stories and performances. Patricia Arquette, Jake Weber, Maria Lark and David Cubitt all seem like family friends; I’ve spent so many hours watching them. A fond farewell! Bravo!

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