--- product_id: 14644660 title: "The Guild: Season 5" brand: "felicia dayjeff lewissean becker" price: "€ 46.28" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 10 url: https://www.desertcart.gr/products/14644660-the-guild-season-5 store_origin: GR region: Greece --- # The Guild: Season 5 **Brand:** felicia dayjeff lewissean becker **Price:** € 46.28 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** The Guild: Season 5 by felicia dayjeff lewissean becker - **How much does it cost?** € 46.28 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/14644660-the-guild-season-5) ## Best For - felicia dayjeff lewissean becker enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted felicia dayjeff lewissean becker brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description For the first time; Season 5 takes the Guildies out from behind their computers and on a road trip to an epic fan convention; MegaGame-O-RamaCon! Codex (Felicia Day; Dr. Horribleas Sing-Along Blog; Dragon Age: Redemption) tries to rally the Guildies to action when she overhears upsetting news about aThe Game.a Bladezz tries to make money with his Cheesybeardas pirate alter-meme-ego; while Vork is starstruck by his boyhood crush; sci-fi heroine Madeleine Twain (Erin Gray; Buck Rogers in the 25th Century). Meanwhile; Clara tries to make friends with a snooty Steampunk trio; Tink hides from her past and Zaboo joins up with Haloas Master Chiefsa] wha?! This unrated DVD includes all 12 episodes from Season 5 featuring special guest stars Nathan Fillion; Wil Wheaton; Brent Spiner and more! Plus exclusive bonus material never before seen on the internet. ## Product Details - **Format:** NTSC - **Contributor:** Amy Okuda, Felicia Day, Jeff Lewis, Jillian Armenante, Robin Thorsen, Sandeep Parikh, Sean Becker, Vincent Caso - **Language:** English - **Number Of Discs:** 1 - **Publication Date:** March 13, 2012 ## Images ![The Guild: Season 5 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81E814ShebL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Despite a rather manic start, an excellent fifth season! *by E***S on Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2011* I don't know if the cast only had the locations for a short time or if they had other time concerns, but the normally rapid-fire dialogue of "The Guild" seems to turn into almost inaudible auctionspeak in the first few season five episodes. I was worried that the cast had lost interest and was just "phoning it in," but I'm glad to say that my paranoia was not justified. Once the major plotlines are established the rhythm is found, the show seems to blast off. Maybe the reason for the hyperactive pace is that Season 5 is positively *crammed* full of cameo appearances. Some of these you may expect and some you will definitely not. It almost seems like spoilers to list them all, so I'll avoid that in case you wait for the DVD releases to watch the whole season for some reason. All of your favorite (main) characters are present and accounted for, but this season they mostly operate on their own. This is another aspect of season five that is off-putting at first, but Felicia Day proves once again that she can write "geeks with hearts of gold" and manages to bring the Guild together for a stunning finale.Most of the drama of this season (and a lot of the laughs) comes for the ever-developing relationship between Codex (Day) and Tink (Amy Okuda). These two are a blast to watch as a pair. Tink is her usual acerbic self, but finds herself sharing secrets with Codex, only to have Codex light the road to relationship hell with her good intentions. The plot with Codex and The Game's designer is less interesting, besides serving to move the drama forward later in the arc. However, as a writer Day tends to be generous with "the good stuff" and uses Codex mostly as a rallying point anyway, so this is a non-issue.Vork (Jeff Lewis) teams up with Bladezz (Vincent Caso) in what can only be described as a scam to make money off of Bladezz's sublimely ridiculous internet commercial from Season Four. I like Caso's character because he never seems to learn his lesson. Any time he admits fault is largely by accident, and yet he remains extremely likeable (many fans protested the virtually unknown Caso being fake-ousted from the Guild in Season One). Not much can be said about Jeff Lewis that hasn't already been said. He's just an incredibly funny guy. It must have been really hard to not put Lewis and Parikh together again this season, and I understand the decision to cut back on that pairing, but I don't like it. I'm a greedy fan and I want more.Clara (Robin Thorsen) gets a solo plot involving a Steam Punk cosplay troop. For what seems like a pretty minor subplot, it pays off in a big way. Clara is definitely something special and I kind of wish she had a another chance to play off the others like she did with Okuda in Season Four. Her childlike sense of fun and self-centered cavorting do clash very well against the cold and haughty cosplayers, though. I'm not sure if this was intended, but Clara has that brilliant "Homer Simpson" appeal. She's a lousy parent, she's not smart, but she finds so much joy in things it's impossible not to like her.If I had to pick a lamentable subplot it would be Zaboo's (Sandeep Parikh) "seat-savers" arc. It served as a framework to bring in some incredible cameos, and Parikh played Zaboo's Kurtzian insanity *perfectly*, but I really missed the good-natured Zaboo of earlier seasons. Is the arc hilarious? Yes. But I really wanted to see Zaboo grow as a person and come to the conclusions he makes through introspection and development as a grown man instead of rushed lack of interest brought on by ultra-fandom. Day always gets the characters where they need to be, but in this case it feels sort of like a shortcut. I will say it was amazing to see Parikh steal scene after scene no matter who was placed in front of him.Overall this is another great season of "The Guild." If I seem to be too hard on this little webseries it's because I don't regard it any lower than the scripted network shows with millions of dollars in their budget. Felicia Day and company are simply excellent at what they do and deserve praise as well as honest criticism. This season sort of feels like the end of "The Guild," but let's hope that I'm wrong and there's more to come from these talented people.***EDIT: I'm not being a doomsayer, it just seems like the end of this season could be considered the "Series Finale" because of where it puts the characters (especially Codex). I'd personally love to see plenty more stories with these characters. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great series with short episodes. Non-zoned DVD (e.g., works in France) *by P***G on Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2012* - For people abroad :First of all, it works in France with my zoned DVD player. :DI ordered it on January 15, it was planned to arrive on Feb 23. I thought it was Jan 23... >_