THE MONKEES - COMPLETE TV SERIES BLU-RAY
$199.98

Pre-order - releases on: 7/8/2016

Full contents of THE MONKEES - THE COMPLETE SERIES on Blu-ray revealed!

1. All 58 episodes, newly remastered in stunning HD from the original negatives for the very first time, plus the 1969 TV Special "33 1/3 Revolutions Per Monkee"

2. Bonus material featuring commentaries from all four Monkees, original Kellogg's Monkees commercials, and more

3. The 1968 Monkees film "HEAD" in HD with never-before-seen outtakes

4. Unique packaging including a 7" featuring "Star Collector" b/w "Goin' Down" in unique TV mono mixes

5. Strictly limited to 10,000 individually numbered sets

6. Only available at Monkees.com

We're excited to reveal the contents of this long-awaited collection. But first, check out the fantastic packaging - a lenticular 3-D cover mount that "moves" as you tilt it!

Discs 1-7

• All 58 original, uncut episodes of THE MONKEES, remastered in HD from the original film negatives
• Audio commentary from all four Monkees
• NEW audio commentary from Micky Dolenz, Rodney Bingenheimer and "Monkee Girl" Valerie Kairys Venet
• Alternate "Saturday morning rerun" versions of 10 episodes with alternate songs and mixes
• All in the original glorious mono direct from the film audio mags

Disc 8

• The 1968 movie HEAD, in HD
• Optional DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround soundtrack
• Audio commentary from all four Monkees

Disc 9

• The 1969 NBC television special 33 1/3 REVOLUTIONS PER MONKEE, restored from newly discovered video elements
• Audio commentary from Micky Dolenz

Disc 10 - BONUS DISC, AVAILABLE IN THIS STRICTLY LIMITED EDITION ONLY!

• Original screen tests
• Original TV commercial spots featuring The Monkees
• Newly discovered outtakes from THE MONKEES TV series
• Newly discovered color promo film for "Randy Scouse Git" created for TOP OF THE POPS and unseen since its original airing
• Never-before-seen backstage footage of The Monkees at the 1967 Emmy Awards
• Newly discovered outtakes from the movie HEAD
• Newly discovered outtakes from the TV special 33 1/3 REVOLUTIONS PER MONKEE
• The Monkees on THE JOHNNY CASH SHOW in 1969, including "Nine Times Blue" and "Everybody Loves A Nut (with Johnny Cash)"
• The Monkees on THE GLEN CAMPBELL GOODTIME HOUR in 1969, including a medley of "Last Train to Clarksville/I'm A Believer/Salesman" and a performance of "Tear Drop City"
• The Monkees on ROWAN & MARTIN'S LAUGH-IN in 1969
• Davy Jones performing "Someday Man" from the 1969 TV special MUSIC BAG, unseen since its original airing
• Newly restored color promo film for "Oh My My"

This collection is strictly limited to 10,000 individually numbered boxes and once those are sold out, this edition and bonus disc will never be available again. Don't miss out - pre-order your copy now!

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CELEBRATE THE MONKEES 50th ANNIVERSARY WITH THE COMPLETE SERIES ON BLU-RAY
• All 58 episodes, newly remastered in stunning HD from the original negatives for the very first time, plus the 1969 TV Special "33 1/3 Revolutions Per Monkee"
• Bonus material featuring commentaries from all four Monkees, original Kellogg's Monkees commercials, and more
• The 1968 Monkees film "HEAD" in HD with never-before-seen outtakes
• Unique packaging including a 7" of two previously unreleased TV mixes
• Strictly limited to 10,000 individually numbered sets
• Only available at Monkees.com

50 years ago today on September 8, 1965, when producers Bob Rafelson and Bert Schneider placed a classified ad in The Hollywood Reporter seeking "4 insane boys," they had no idea that they were about to unleash Monkee-mania! But that's exactly what happened the following year when the first episode of "The Monkees" debuted on NBC on September 12, 1966.

On the 50th anniversary of that fateful casting call, Rhino is excited to announce the upcoming release of the entire series (58 episodes) in stunning high-definition Blu-ray for the very first time, painstakingly restored from the newly located original film negatives. The 10-disc Blu-ray collection with also include the 1968 cult-classic "HEAD," along with many never-before-seen outtakes from the film. It's the beginning of many surprises planned to celebrate The Monkees' 50th anniversary in 2016.

While we don't have final package art yet, we will be revealing it soon, along with behind-the-scenes making-of videos and samples of the stunning new transfer vs. the current versions, plus plenty of surprises, like this original TV spot, unseen for nearly 50 years!

Shipping January 2016, THE MONKEES - THE COMPLETE SERIES ON BLU-RAY is now available for pre-order exclusively at Monkees.com. This fan edition is individually numbered and is strictly limited to 10,000 sets - this WILL sell out quickly, so place your pre-order now!

The Monkees - Complete TV Series Blu-ray

$199.98

Product Description

On September 8, 1965, when producers Bob Rafelson and Bert Schneider placed a classified ad in The Hollywood Reporter seeking "4 insane boys," they had no idea that they were about to unleash Monkee-mania! But that's exactly what happened the following year when the first episode of "The Monkees" debuted on NBC on September 12, 1966.

On the 50th anniversary of that fateful casting call, Rhino is excited to announce the upcoming release of the entire series (58 episodes) in stunning high-definition Blu-ray for the very first time, painstakingly restored from the newly located original film negatives. The 10-disc Blu-ray collection with also include the 1968 cult-classic "HEAD," along with many never-before-seen outtakes from the film. It's the beginning of many surprises planned to celebrate The Monkees' 50th anniversary in 2016.

- 10 Blu-ray discs
- 58 episodes
- Newly remastered in stunning HD from the original negatives for the very first time, plus the 1969 TV Special "33 1/3 Revolutions Per Monkee"
- The 1968 Monkees film "HEAD" in HD with never-before-seen outtakes
- Also includes bonus material, commentaries from all four Monkees, original Kellogg's Monkees commercials and more
- This fan-only edition includes exclusive packaging and a 7" featuring two previously unreleased TV mixes
- Strictly limited to 10,000 individually numbered sets
- Shipping January 2016
- Region free Blu-ray
- Only available at http://www.Monkees.com

Release Date: January 29, 2016

Moved to Collector's Corner since this is a Monkees website exclusive.

This looks great, and I want it, but will wait for what I assume will be a Christmas 2016 general release ... I'm willing to forego the limited numbering in favour of a discounted price.

Chris, Jay and Rick just disinvited me from their Christmas 2015 parties for saying that.

I would want to know if they did a true HD transfer and upgraded the video quality from Rhino's previous DVD sets.

And I don't care if they keep the bad faux surround from those discs. I actually prefer the original mono soundtracks, as they sound more natural and what I heard back in the '70s on my old mono TVs.

If the video quality is an upgrade, I'm in.

We'll let you watch the BDs for Valentine's Day, though!

Thank you, Jay.

I wouldn't do this to you Linda. Heck, I'll await as well as I have the original Rhino sets.

One thing though. I was dismayed about an E-Mailed l received about my inquiry last week.

I wrote to Rhino about where do we stand with the deluxe of "More Of The Monkees". Their reply is basically its not even on their radar. Need to contact Andrew S. about this.

Rick A.

I think the Rhino DVDs are more authentic in that they're closer in terms of quality to the syndicated reruns I watched on a tube TV set in the '70s.

I could watch some Monkees again.
Not at those prices, though.

This episode of Zilch! has an interview with Andrew Sandoval and John Hughes from Rhino, who discuss putting together the new blu-ray box set.

After listening to this, I went from being on the fence to deciding to get the deluxe complete box.

Check it out!



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Just got an email indicating delayed until 4/29.

Full contents of
THE MONKEES - THE COMPLETE SERIES
on Blu-ray revealed!

All 58 episodes, newly remastered in stunning HD from the original negatives for the very first time, plus the 1969 TV Special "33 1/3 Revolutions Per Monkee"

Bonus material featuring commentaries from all four Monkees, original Kellogg's Monkees commercials, and more

The 1968 Monkees film "HEAD" in HD with never-before-seen outtakes

Unique packaging including a 7" featuring "Star Collector" b/w "Goin' Down" in unique TV mono mixes

Strictly limited to 10,000 individually numbered sets

Only available at Monkees.com


We're excited to reveal the contents of this long-awaited collection. But first, check out the fantastic packaging - a lenticular 3-D cover mount that "moves" as you tilt it!

Discs 1-7


All 58 original, uncut episodes of THE MONKEES, remastered in HD from the original film negatives

Audio commentary from all four Monkees

NEW audio commentary from Micky Dolenz, Rodney Bingenheimer and "Monkee Girl" Valerie Kairys Venet

Alternate "Saturday morning rerun" versions of 10 episodes with alternate songs and mixes

All in the original glorious mono direct from the film audio mags


Disc 8

The 1968 movie HEAD, in HD

Optional DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround soundtrack

Audio commentary from all four Monkees


Disc 9

The 1969 NBC television special 33 1/3 REVOLUTIONS PER MONKEE, restored from newly discovered video elements

Audio commentary from Micky Dolenz


Disc 10 - BONUS DISC, AVAILABLE IN THIS STRICTLY LIMITED EDITION ONLY!

Original screen tests

Original TV commercial spots featuring The Monkees

Newly discovered outtakes from THE MONKEES TV series

Newly discovered color promo film for "Randy Scouse Git" created for TOP OF THE POPS and unseen since its original airing

Never-before-seen backstage footage of The Monkees at the 1967 Emmy Awards

Newly discovered outtakes from the movie HEAD

Newly discovered outtakes from the TV special 33 1/3 REVOLUTIONS PER MONKEE

The Monkees on THE JOHNNY CASH SHOW in 1969, including "Nine Times Blue" and "Everybody Loves A Nut (with Johnny Cash)"

The Monkees on THE GLEN CAMPBELL GOODTIME HOUR in 1969, including a medley of "Last Train to Clarksville/I'm A Believer/Salesman" and a performance of "Tear Drop City"

The Monkees on ROWAN & MARTIN'S LAUGH-IN in 1969

Davy Jones performing "Someday Man" from the 1969 TV special MUSIC BAG, unseen since its original airing

Newly restored color promo film for "Oh My My"

As you can see, we've been working up to the last minute to make this the most spectacular collection possible for fans. As a result, we reluctantly have to move our release date a few weeks back, to April 29. We realize this is disappointing, but we want to ensure this is release is up to Rhino's highest standards. And believe us, it will be worth the wait!

This collection is strictly limited to 10,000 individually numbered boxes and once those are sold out, this edition and bonus disc will never be available again. Don't miss out - pre-order your copy now!

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Delayed until 6/24/16 because they found more bonus material.

An important message about THE MONKEES: THE COMPLETE SERIES on Blu-ray

Dear Monkees fan:

It's another good news/bad news situation about THE MONKEES: THE COMPLETE SERIES on Blu-ray. The good news is we've found even MORE incredible content for our bonus disc, including the very first live performance from The Monkees as they took the Last Train To Clarksville for a KHJ radio promotional event before the show premiered! And how about a fully restored version of the original unaired pilot from the original 35mm negative?

Unfortunately, the bad news is we've had to move the release date again, to June 27. We realize this is not ideal, but we want this to be the truly definitive collection of The Monkees' television and movie appearances in the 1960's. We want to get this right. We truly appreciate your patience and believe us when we tell you, it will most definitely be worth the wait!


Regarding the status of your current pre-order:
Your order has not been cancelled
Your bank card will be charged when your order ships
If you paid via PayPal, or authorized customer service to charge your bank card before your order ships, you will receive no further charges.

If you have any questions, please contact Rhino customer service:
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(800) 546-3670

Thank you again for your patience!

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Got to give them credit here. They seem to be doing all they can to be the definitive release.

Rick A.

An important message about The Monkees Blu-ray

Dear Monkees fan:

THE MONKEES: THE COMPLETE SERIES on Blu-ray is almost ready to go – unfortunately, due to production needs, the ship date is now July 8.

We realize this is not ideal, and believe us, we are just as anxious as you to see this finally arrive. But we can assure you, this is the final ship date and your Blu Ray box will be soon be winging its way to you in four short weeks!

In the meantime, please enjoy this full episode in glorious restored HD – Season One, Episode 19, "Find The Monkees!"

Thanks for your understanding – it truly will be worth the wait!


Regarding the status of your current pre-order:
Your order has not been cancelled
Your bank card will be charged when your order ships
If you paid via PayPal, or authorized customer service to charge your bank card before your order ships, you will receive no further charges.

If you have any questions, please contact Rhino customer service:
drrhino@rhino.com
(800) 546-3670

Thank you again for your patience!

Finally arrived yesterday!

I've only watched the first episode so far, but it looks fantastic!

I used to watch those. They were funny, IIRC, but I was just a kid. I wonder if they hold up at all

I sure haven't seen them aired in repeats anywhere in the last three or four of decades - maybe there's a problem with copyrighted music all that time?

The IFC channel aired Monkees reruns within the last couple years, but not lately.

They are airing here in Richmond, Sunday mornings on the Antenna TV channel...