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Mann and Machine Complete Series on 2 DVDs 4.8 4 ratings

Mann and Machine Complete Series on 2 DVDs

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Mann and Machine Complete Series on 2 DVDs
aired from: Apr 1992
to: Jul 1992
• David Andrews as Det. Bobby Mann
• Yancy Butler as Sgt. Eve Edison
• S. Epatha Merkerson as Capt. Margaret Claghorn

Prototype
Dating Game
No Pain, No Gain
Water, Water, Everywhere
Torch Song
Mann's Fate
Truth or Consequences
Billion Dollar Baby
Cold, Cold Heart

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Ratings & Reviews

4.8 out of 5
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Mann and Machine is a fascinating series that blends engaging storytelling with a unique premise. The quality of the DVDs is impressive and allows for a nostalgic viewing experience. It’s great to have the complete series available, offering a chance to revisit all the episodes seamlessly. The performances are strong, and the concept is well-executed. Absolutely worth adding to any collection.
Edward - Sep 17, 2024
Mann and Machine Complete Series on DVD is nostalgic and fun. Quality is good, and it's a treat to relive the series. Perfect for any sci-fi genre fan looking to revisit this classic.
Matt - Mar 3, 2023
Mann and Machine on DVD is a nostalgic blast from the past. The quality of the DVD is excellent, and it includes all the episodes. I love revisiting this classic series, and it's a great addition to my collection.
James - Feb 3, 2023
The DVDs are in good condition and play well without issues. This series is a nostalgic throwback and a great watch. The quality is satisfactory for something from the '90s. I'm happy to have this in my collection.
Winfred - Feb 21, 2022