Breaking Bad seasons 1-4 DVD box set (new) - £10 @ Poundland

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Breaking Bad seasons 1-4 DVD box set (new) £10.00 @ Poundland instore

£10 Poundland2 Oct 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Entertainment

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navo5

2 Oct 16

Special offer in-store Poundland

Brand new DVD box set Breaking Bad seasons 1-4 £10.00

Amazon £15.97

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CEX (used) £15.00

Top comments

oUkTuRkEyIII to ycsb

2 Oct 16 32 #5

It's not included with seasons 1-4

Richard_Norman to yazri

3 Oct 16 21 #14

You might as well ask 'is this better than a flymo lawn mower?' for all the relevance that question has.

Ronnyjoz

3 Oct 16 14 #19

Is this better than a flymo lawn mower?

davidbrent

2 Oct 16 6 #6

Best thing on television I have ever seen.

Latest comments (66)

nathankw

13 Oct 16 #66

A whole load just arrived at the Kilburn, London store - picked one up.
The guy at the till did say "you know these are £10".
I guess he'd had some customers thinking they were getting a 15 DVD box set for a pound!

amoss3

9 Oct 16 1 #65

Picked up mine today in the Banbury store

cicobuff

4 Oct 16 #64

I shop there, I just don't see your own problem with people having complaint with advertising standards. Obviously for Poundland to have their slogan as "everything's £1" you would have expected everything to have been £1, and the ASA made them remove it. Personally I am glad the ASA exists....and why the personal slant?

I guess all those complaining about No Man's Sky should 'get a life' too. :smirk:

louiselouise

4 Oct 16 #63

We all have opinions. But I think if this is enough to anger and upset you, then you must live a blessed life. You can choose not to shop there.

cicobuff

4 Oct 16 #62

I can play 'dumb' if I want to, in fact who are you to tell me what to do?

But for the record, I was not aware that they had been taken to the ASA for this slogan until I just googled, and glad that they have.

louiselouise

3 Oct 16 #37

I love Poundland but I think people moaning about their non-£1 items is getting a bit old. As long as it's well-advertised and the vast majority of the items they sell are a pound, what's the problem?

Don't shop there if you don't like it.

Complaining to the Advertising Standards Authority - puhlease, get a life (I remember a guy moaning as such on the Pound Shop Wars programme on the BBC, which was about Poundworld).

The only annoyance I can ever think of is the time I picked up Sheba multipacks from the Pet Section (all £1) and it was £2 at the till - but that was the fault of the shelf stackers.

spaceman051 to louiselouise

3 Oct 16 #42

Too be fair it is Poundland so you expect everything to be a £1, I know they have started to broaden their horizons a bit and have the odd high ticket items, but they are usually in a special one off bay clearly marked up away from the other tat, if in your situation I picked something up from the normal sections and they were not £1 I would be kicking right off!!

cicobuff to louiselouise

4 Oct 16 #61

Well considering their slogan used to be "everything's £1" when they were selling items above £1 it is hardly surprising they got in trouble with advertising standards, I don't think that is a 'get a life' issue, more of a company actually not standing by what they advertise, and complaints were totally justified.

cicobuff

2 Oct 16 6 #12

Advertising standards complaints necessary?.....

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a8/Poundlandstore.jpg

anewman to cicobuff

3 Oct 16 1 #53

They've changed the signs now.

maccy1 to cicobuff

3 Oct 16 #57

:laughing:

smudge92 to cicobuff

4 Oct 16 #60

Stop playing dumb you know full well you wont find that on any poundland in the uk anymore.

louiselouise

3 Oct 16 #59

I even posted it as a Deal when I first spotted it (took a picture and there was no indication) - cue a few annoyed HUKDers. I did apologise though!!

Richard_Norman

3 Oct 16 #58

I remember not having kids...

937666

2 Oct 16 6 #2

maccy1 to 937666

3 Oct 16 1 #56

:laughing:

Sorry for my lateness 937666, I only just saw your other post as I had to dash out :smile:

https://media.giphy.com/media/13yN3fbrD5wxwc/giphy.gif

:laughing:

lehappymerchant

3 Oct 16 #52

do people not know you can watch stuff for free online?

Wowhats to lehappymerchant

3 Oct 16 #55

Yep, it's the only way. What a coincidence, watched the first episode again last night after a two year break (memory is now wiped clean) on that famous Jeremy Clarkson advertised Amazon little black plastic thingy,with the added assistance of that thing that sounds like a woman's perfume but spelt a bit differently!...you know what I mean?
It's the best TV series ever.

birmingham43

3 Oct 16 #54

Disgraceful! This is not a worthy Poundland item, how very dare they! Best thing made for tv period.

Vendee

3 Oct 16 2 #51

You need to get the directors cut.

joanddan7

3 Oct 16 #50

GOAT - Birds of a feather...

This doesn't compare and you won't find BOAF box sets in Poundland that's for shezzie....

djp2k8

3 Oct 16 #47

£7.49, seasons 1-5 HD on Netflix. Not the greatest series ever though

fattyuk to djp2k8

3 Oct 16 #49

"Not the greatest series ever though"

Its definitely 1 step behind the sopranos

kevinc6784

2 Oct 16 #9

Cheaper to get Netflix for a month.

tafkas to kevinc6784

2 Oct 16 4 #11

Only if you're the sort of sad-sack to binge 46 episodes in a month. And never want to watch it again.

rodman to kevinc6784

3 Oct 16 #17

And then?

fattyuk to kevinc6784

3 Oct 16 #48

Didnt take long for a netflix remark lol

Its a tenner ffs!

Heat added! although currently watching them on kodi :smiley:

HappyPuppies

3 Oct 16 #46

Ask Ted Beneke how well that went :wink:

quadkon

3 Oct 16 #45

Anyone wipe my memory so I can watch it like its my first time

sarkymark1

3 Oct 16 1 #21

Yeah bitch!

fazzy-bhoy to sarkymark1

3 Oct 16 1 #44

science, yo!

ssc1

3 Oct 16 #43

greatest tv series ever!

joanddan7

3 Oct 16 1 #41

Add this to the £1 final series on Blu Ray I got from Poundland and Bobs your proverbial... all for £11....

Your honour

shaney2k

3 Oct 16 1 #40

This show is really addictive. Can easily end up watching 3 episodes in a night. Wouldn't call it sad to have watched them all in a month.

Mex5150

3 Oct 16 #39

Great deal, season five was crap anyway.

afroylnt

3 Oct 16 #38

so I 'just take a peel off label from one of replay dvds and bobs your proverbial' your honour.....

superdogscott

3 Oct 16 #36

heisenberg :laughing:

ben5363

3 Oct 16 #35

Say my name.

Col7five

3 Oct 16 4 #34

You could skip all the scenes with Skyler in too, get through it even quicker!

red__archer

3 Oct 16 1 #33

"I am the one who knocks....up the price in the pound shop"

Good deal but the shop is odd for it

Ronnyjoz

3 Oct 16 14 #19

Is this better than a flymo lawn mower?

davekelly to Ronnyjoz

3 Oct 16 #20

No, but it's better than coronation Street!

superdogscott to Ronnyjoz

3 Oct 16 #30

who stars in flymo lawn mower? no good i take it?

chp4 to Ronnyjoz

3 Oct 16 1 #32

No but it's better than The Big Bang Theory.

simate

3 Oct 16 1 #31

Exactly, I watched the lot in under 2 weeks.

superdogscott

3 Oct 16 4 #29

is it lunch time yet, fancy a Los pollos hermanos

999pez

3 Oct 16 3 #28

Yes, but then pretty much anything is better than Big Bang Theory.

drummerdickens

3 Oct 16 4 #27

I know you've tried to shoehorn in a Breaking Bad quote there but that quite literally makes no sense.

drummerdickens

3 Oct 16 3 #26

Not that unreasonable to binge through all of this in a month IMO. There are 62 hour long episodes. You could smash through those relatively easily if you have a couple of 6 episode days.

bellboys

3 Oct 16 #25

Lol. Nice one. It really is a top notch series (only 8 episodes so great for binge-watching!).

superdogscott

3 Oct 16 #24

cannot find The night of seriously anywhere ?

ycsb

2 Oct 16 #4

Where is season 5???

oUkTuRkEyIII to ycsb

2 Oct 16 32 #5

It's not included with seasons 1-4