Nero Wolfe - The Complete Classic Whodunit Series

Pros: The best mysteries are usually British. Here is an American production that's their equal.

Cons: Only 2 seasons. Should have been more.

The Bottom Line: Rex Stout's "Nero Wolfe" novels and stories were classics of the genre. Here are TV realizations that are their equal.

Review: Just what we need … another rave review for A&E’s “Nero Wolfe”. Well, perhaps we will find a few things to say that haven’t been said before. Alas, this fine series lasted only 2 seasons – actually, 1 more than I expected ...

Pros: excellent audio and video quality, the entire series, special features, no gore, well written

Cons: no index, no booklet, no third season (wah!), intellectual (wait, that’s a pro!)

The Bottom Line: this is going to take more than 30 words – if you love a mystery, get this set!

Review: Inside an unassuming brownstone in lower Manhattan, mystery and murder insinuate themselves into the luxurious lifestyle of Nero Wolfe, the world’s greatest detective. It’s a period piece, set in the 1940s and 1950s. I discovered the detective ...