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The Orange Is the New Black Season 1 DVD includes all 13 episodes of the Peabody-winning first season on 4 discs, starring Taylor Schilling, Laura Prepon and Kate Mulgrew. Extras include four featurettes, a gag reel and two commentaries. This is a brand-new copy of the Lionsgate DVD, in stock and dispatched within 2 business days. Add it to your cart and start the binge.
| Format | DVD |
|---|---|
| Discs | 4 |
| Studio | Lionsgate |
| Released | May 13, 2014 |
| Run time | 12 hours and 10 minutes |
| Condition | New |
| Availability | In stock |
The Orange Is the New Black Season 1 DVD collects all 13 episodes of the Netflix original series set inside a women's prison, on four discs with featurettes, a gag reel and two audio commentaries.
This Orange Is the New Black Season 1 DVD is a brand-new copy of the Lionsgate release. It is a standard DVD for home players, presented in widescreen with English and French Dolby Digital 5.1 audio.
Netflix released the whole season at once in July 2013, and Lionsgate brought it to DVD the following May, so this set gives you the complete first season on disc with no streaming subscription required.
All 13 episodes of the first season were released on Netflix on July 11, 2013. Taylor Schilling stars as Piper and Laura Prepon as Alex. Kate Mulgrew, Michael Harney, Michelle Hurst and Jason Biggs complete the main cast.
Early on, Red starves Piper out of the kitchen. Across the season, the story of Piper and Alex unfolds, Mendez runs a drug-smuggling operation, and the finale, "Can't Fix Crazy", ends with Piper's fight with Pennsatucky.
The debut season won a Peabody Award for 2013. At the 2014 Emmys, Uzo Aduba won Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series, and the show also won for casting and single-camera picture editing. Taylor Schilling earned a Golden Globe nomination.
Lionsgate announced the same extras for the DVD and Blu-ray editions of the first season:
The release also came with an UltraViolet digital copy offer. That code has expired, so it is not included.
If you like character-driven drama, try Orphan Black Season 3 on Blu-ray, or browse our TV series box sets and full TV series collection. For a full episode guide, read the Wikipedia article on the first season.
Orange Is the New Black Season 1 DVD: Questions Buyers Ask
How many episodes and discs are in this set?
All 13 episodes, spread across 4 DVDs with a total runtime of about 730 minutes.
What is the difference between the DVD and Blu-ray?
The DVD uses 4 discs and the Blu-ray uses 3. Lionsgate announced the same bonus features for both.
Does it include a working digital copy?
No. The UltraViolet digital copy offer has expired, so only the discs are included.
Is this copy new or used?
This Orange Is the New Black Season 1 DVD is a brand-new copy, and our 30-day return policy covers your purchase.
This Orange Is the New Black Season 1 DVD set is in stock and dispatched within 2 business days. Standard US shipping is $4.99, and orders over $50 ship free. See our return policy, then add it to your cart and start the series where Piper's story begins.
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This is the DVD edition, 4 discs.
Red87 –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Pearl –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Smart, funny, not too graphic
So far, awesome. I’ve only watched the first four episodes so I can’t comment on the whole season as a whole. So far it is a funny, smart drama with a dose of tension – suspense would be too strong a word. I have not seen anything so disturbing that I can’t watch. I’m not a prude but I have a hard time with some prison dramas. I loved SOA but had a hard time with the prison scenes. There are doses of sex and violence – but it has not been graphic so far. The lead character is endearing and believable. Some of the other characters are NOT quite as believable – but, then again, I’ve never been in a women’s prison, so perhaps they aren’t so far off. Either way, it’s a fun ride that I recommend taking.
krebsman –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Sensational. In every sense of the word!
I don’t watch a lot of TV and had no interest in getting hooked on a TV series. However, the women’s prison genre has always held a certain fascination for me from CAGED to PRISONER: CELL BLOCK H. Knowing this, some friends showed me this series when I visited over a long weekend. I was blown away and have since given the DVD to two people as gifts. This is not the usual women’s prison film. This story of an affluent white girl going to prison (primarily for choosing bad companions who involved her in a drug scheme) is quite graphic and deals openly with lesbian sex and masturbation among the array of prison life issues. I was very impressed by the quality of the writing and the great acting by a fearless New York-based cast. It is not campy, but it is not without a heavy dose of irony, either. Every episode gives one a lot to ponder. I’d recommend this show wholeheartedly to intelligent adults with a certain caveat: While this is not hardcore pornography, there is nudity and the sex scenes leave little to the imagination. The language is extremely graphic. This is not for the squeamish and it is definitely not for those young people under 18. But I loved it.
Markus –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
Close to the epitome of filmed entertainment
This is a wonderfully entertaining program, well-written, well-produced, and a cast of skilled actors. I fell in love with all of the characters–they were so engaging as was the overall story that, while not quite binging, I watched it all in 3 nights. Then watched it again with a friend a couple of weeks later.
Also has a setting that I can relate to–not as a prisoner, but as a former soldier. Not really the same, but some of the same feeling of being cast in with a disparate set of characters in an insular community.
Had to get the book as soon as I finished watching the series and found it quite engaging, but in a somewhat different way. It tells a different story than the TV show, but also had a lot of characters that you grew to care about.
Jack E. Levic –
Originally posted on Amazon.com · not a MarioShroomed purchase
THE BEST SHOW NOT ON TV
NETFLIX has created a show that is fresh, exciting, heartwarming and heartbreaking with the most diverse and talented cast NOT seen on TV. ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK was only available to NETFLIX subscribers until it was released on DVD.
ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK is not your typical prison drama. This show delves into the hearts and soul of females in prison. Our hero is sexy Piper Chapman, a privileged white woman whose past as a drug runner finally caught up to her years after the fact. Although her sentence is relatively short, her world is turned upside down. Taylor Schilling shines as the “princess” flung into a dungeon of chaos and fear–yet there is sanity and comfort in this chaos. Her fiancé Larry (Jason Biggs) is willing to wait for her but things begin to turn sour as Chapman’s former lover Alex (Laura Prepon) is also an inmate.
There is so much praise to give ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK. Jenji Kohan has created a show that destroys all the stereotypes of life in a prison for women. The show is based on the memoirs of Piper Kerman. We explore the lives of the prisoners and their back stories that sent them to jail. The prison guard and staff have stories and don’t forget the family and friends who must cope with having a loved one in prison.
One heartbreaking and so real scene involves Larry on a radio show talking about how his life had changed having a fiancée in prison. He relates stories that Piper has told him about the inmates as we seen scenes of this very women listening to broadcast. Few are happy hearing how they were initially seen in the eyes of Chapman. It’s a very moving and powerful scene that shows how deeply involved this show is with its characters. Piper’s character grows from a seemingly sweet lady who made one big mistake to one who realizes she has created a mess of her life as she shattered the lives of others.
The writing is amazing as the tagline says “Every sentence is a story.” Every word has meaning and every character fills the screen. Here is one of the most talented and diverse casts ever assembled. No one is in the background in this show. Every character is one piece in the puzzle and there are too many stand-outs to even begin to mention. It’s good to see talented Kate Mulgrew again. Uzo Aduba, a lovely lady in real life, has transformed herself into “Crazy Eyes.” “THAT 70’s SHOW” Laura Prepon has transformed her good girl imagine in to a tough, beautiful drug queen still in love with Piper. Every character has a story and every story has a character. Despite the hardship there is love and compassion in prison. There is a warm story of a guard who falls in love with a prisoner and love stories between prisoners. This show has it all.
There is so much to praise to give ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK. Jenji Kohan has created a show that destroys all the stereotypes of life in a prison for women. The show is based on the memoirs of Piper Kerman. We explore the lives of the prisoners and their back stories that sent them to jail. The prison guard and staff have stories and don’t forget the family and friends who must cope with having a loved one in prison.
I was so engrossed with this show and every character that I can’t begin to say how fresh and exciting and well-written ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK. It is an amazing testament to what good writing and a phenomenally talented cast can create.