RavenGlamDVDCollector Continuing my rants against the dull old exec types up there in their high-fallutin' offices who decide what we the poor simpletons with the cash are gonna see on DVD or not: Come on you buncha horn-rimmed glasses bedeckered whusses, release Seasons 2, 3 and 4 on DVD. Market them properly, give it a great box, include a Pamela Anderson centerfold, a life-sized figurine, get her to dance naked at promotional tours when releasing this extravaganza, I'm sure she'd still love to :) but anyway, you catch my drift, do anything, even overcharge us, buyers of original DVDs are used to getting screwed, but come on! Release V.I.P. in its entirety! It's good, clean American fun! It might not be high-brow entertainment, but people who want that could go catch a symphony concert, just as long as the orchestra doesn't bother us too much as we take in Pamela's gorgeous body,Anyway, thanks for Season 1, and my heartfelt sympathies that you did not make millions out of it like you expected to. Just a couple hundred thousand, huh? For shame! Well, if you actually have to watch the stuff that the bleating sheep out there buys in droves, I'm sure you'd agree that V.I.P. is, at the very least, not boring at all. You might actually like it, and become addicted to it to liven up your life, you nerdy creature, you little accountant, you money-grubbing little weasel.I love this show, and you'll have to grant me a license to attack its enemies. Been searching for it on DVD since 2007, the search was fruitless till 2010 as I live in South Africa, then suddenly a breakthrough, and I had new hope, but no! Years later, and just a quarter of the way! Come on, America! Pamela Anderson is a symbol of the United States of America! And this is how you honor her?There is much more to this show than its most obvious attributes. At its best, there are extremely funny moments. I have to admit that it suffers from corniness a whole lot of times, some scripts are far weaker than others, but overall, seen as a whole, it is WELL WORTH BEING SO DAMNED OBSESSED OVER!Join me in my cause to get V.I.P. Seasons 2 - 4 released on DVD at [email protected]. And chant with me, WE WON'T LET V.I.P. R.I.P.! Hell, we're gonna overturn cars in the streets, man!Long live Pamela!

Nightshade85 Imagine a manual containing all the movie and TV-series clichés in existence. Then take the worst kind of actors there is, a completely idiotic storyline and then you follow this cliché-manual to 100 percent. The end-product would be a TV-show called V.I.P. that is so bad that even a pervert wouldn't use it to stimulate themself. This show was meant to be parody - thats what everyone is saying. But the thing about parodies is that they contain humor (often so much that you grow sick of it) - but V.I.P. doesn't even have that. I would rather spend my time in a doorless, padded room, staring at a blank wall for years rather than watch all episodes of V.I.P. No sane nor insane person would give this show more than 1 star out of 10. AVOID AT ALL COSTS.

Bev-7 Like so many I know, I have little interest in any show with a high jiggle factor. I was prepared to hate V.I.P. I caught one episode to watch a guest star and found myself laughing and actually enjoying the show. V.I.P. comes at you on at least two different levels. On one, there is exciting action and uncomplicated plots typical of the A-Team: bad guys who do bad things always get caught by an eclectic team of good guys, each with special talents and rampant egos. On another level, there is glamour, glitz, ditz, jiggle, and jokes making fun of glamour, glitz, ditz, and jiggle, most at Miss Anderson's willing expense. I would recommend V.I.P. and ask that you give it a try. It's actually a fun show.

boyzonee Possibly this is one of the worst TV series of the 90'es. At least it is the worst I've seen on Danish and German channels in recent years, and I have seen quite a few. The title sequence is OK, but everything before and after is essentially amateur hour on a medium budget.`V.I.P' is a mixture of phoney semi-violent action and silliness with repetitive paper-thin, nonsensical storylines and seems to be played mainly by models and musclemen, sometimes with a mediocre car chase thrown in. As if it wasn't bad enough, the episodes generally run out of steam (so little there is) about midway, too.One of the girls in the bodyguard firm V.I.P. is Pamela Anderson who after all was a major asset in `Baywatch', but here she appears completely bubble-headed. (Did Tommy Lee really hit her SO hard or has she just no dignity?) Actually the series is so full of ludicrous cardboard characters that it is almost impossible to tell one episode from another. Although the girls are babing it up, it doesn't really help plotwise, and the bad guys appear as dim-witted (often pony-tailed/CLICHÉ) beefcakes straight out of the gym. The acting abilities in general come close to a wooden Indian's. And by the way. Would anyone potentially in peril ever dream of hiring female bodyguards who perform their assignments in tight evening dresses or skirts AND high heels? None of which is suitable for a high-speed foot pursuit or just for moving swiftly. Wherever they go, the V.I.P. girls don't exactly blend in, too, so the clients might as well blow their own brains out right away.Don't look for class in this sorry mess. The only one, you would perhaps come across, would be a school class passing by in the background.