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UPDATE ! To all my friends you MUST read this now !!!! This will explain why I haven't been updating new scans or preserving the 80's -CLICK HERE- (YES, IT REALLY WORKS! - I HAVE BEEN DOING THIS FOR THE PAST 3 MONTHS, EMAIL ME IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR NEED HELP)

C.O.P.S......It's Crime Fighting Time ! The New Adventures of He-Man: ULTIMATE EDITION !!

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(This is NOT the CHEAP / POOR / UGLY / STATIC 6-dvd version that is on ebay and other sites)

C.O.P.S (Cyber C.O.P.S.)

10-DVD ULTIMATE COLLECTION

$75

ACTUAL MOTION MENUS!! --A MUST DOWNLOAD (1.2 MB)--

- ANIMATED 2-D/3-D motion capture menus. You have to see these amazing menus to realize that this is the best COPS set ever!

SPECIAL FEATURES (Actual screen shots!) !!

INCLUDES THE ENTIRE COPS N' CROOKS TOY LINE COLLECTION !!! RIGHT ON YOUR SCREEN.

Series 1

Series 2

ACTUAL 10-DVDS !

THE MOST AMAZING COPS COVERS EVER!

SOUND QUALITY

7.0 -8.5 /10 (Dolby "Surround" sound 2.0 ! )

PICTURE QUALITY

85% Episodes: 8.5 - 9.8

15% Episodes: 6.8 - 7.8

::: LETTERS :::

Subj:	Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Date:	1/28/2005 12:46:34 AM Eastern Standard Time
From:	cleocat@we.rr.com
To:	TransformersCDs
I just wanted to say thanks for my C.O.P.S DVD set. They are great! I was impressed right away by the very professional looking cover art on the DVD's. But I was completely blown away by the menu screen. The 3D pictures on the cops team with the moving scenes behind them is a must see to believe. As for the DVD's most of them play very good. Some play better than others but they all play plenty good enough to enjoy unlike the ones I ordered from 80's cartoons. Overall this is a great set. The shipping was great I had them within one week of notifying me. And the email response was very great the best anywhere. You kept me informed every step of the away and helped me get started. This was my first time with Transformers Cds. com and I am a very satisfied.I will be coming again very soon. Thank you, Ricky Fowler

Subj:	Feedback COPS
Date:	1/3/2005 11:53:57 AM Eastern Standard Time
From:	azazel 438@yahoo.com
To:	TransformersCDs
I Overall picture and sound was very good. This is probably one of the best sets that TransformersCDs has done. Labels, packaging, and the extra stuff was all great and very professional looking. Shipping was also very fast. I received my set in about a weekt. thanks again

ALL 60 Episodes !

-- you CAN'T get this RARE and wonderful 10-DVD Version SET ANYWHERE !! --

Episodes Season 1 1988 - 1989 1. The Case of the Stuck-Up Blimp 2. The Case of the Crime Circus 3. The Case of the Baffling Bugman 4. The Case of Berserko's Big Surprise 5. The Case of the Bogus Justice Machines 6. The Case of the Pardner in Crime 7. The Case of C.O.P.S. File #1 (1) 8. The Case of C.O.P.S. File #2 (2) 9. The Case of the Blur Bandits 10. The Case of the Bulletproof Waldo 11. The Case of the Blitz Attack 12. The Case of the Baby Badguy 13. The Case of the Thieving Robots 14. The Case of the Highway Robbery 15. The Case of the Crime Convention 16. The Case of the Crook with 1000 Faces 17. The Case of the Super Shakedown 18. The Case of the Criminal Mall 19. The Case of the Big Bad Boxoids 20. The Case of the Brilliant Berserko 21. The Case of the Big Frame-Up 22. The Case of the Sinister Spa 23. The Case of the Cool Caveman 24. The Case of the Wayward Whiz Kid 25. The Case of the Stashed Cash 26. The Case of the Big Boss's Master Plan (1) 27. The Case of the Big Boss's Master Plan (2) 28. The Case of the Criminal Games 29. The Case of the Iceberg Pirates 30. The Case of the Giveaway Gold 31. The Case of the Big Little Green Men 32. The Case of the Crook with a Conscience 33. The Case of Mace's Romance 34 The Case of the Bogus Bride 35. The Case of the Visiting Mother 36. The Case of the Ghost Crooks 37. The Case of the Lying Lie Detector 38. The Case of the Disappearing Dough 39. The Case of Mukluk's Luck 40. The Case of the Baby Badguy's Return 41. The Case of the Rock and Roll Robbers 42. The Case of the Boy who Cried Sea Monster 43. The Case of the Runaway Buzzbomb 44. The Case of the Missing Masterpiece 45. The Case of the Lesser of Two Weevils 46. The Case of the Big Boss's Bye-Bye 47. The Case of the Midas Touch 48. The Case of the Ready Room Mutiny 49. The Case of the High Iron Hoods 50. The Case of the Kidnapped Kangaroo Caper 51. The Case of the Missing Memory 52. The Case of the Lowest Crime 53. The Case of the Crooked Contest 54. The Case of the Ransomed Rascal 55. The Case of the Spotless Kingpin 56. The Case of the The boy nobody wanted 57. The Case of the Lost Boss 58. The Case of the Big Boss's Big Switch 59. The Case of the Red-Hot Hoodlum 60. The Case of the Invisible Crime

THE SHOW

“C.O.P.S. – Central Organization of Police Specialists.
Fighting crime…in a future time…”

Cops and robbers went high tech in the daily syndicated C.O.P.S. Set in the year 2020 in the corrupt metropolis Empire City, the show pitted the forces of the Central Organization of Police Specialists against “The Big Boss” and his gangland goons.

Led by former FBI man Baldwin P. “Bulletproof” Vess, C.O.P.S. was a team of trained specialists, each with cyborg enhancements suited to their names and talents—Longarm nabbed criminals with his extending limbs, Highway was a former California Highway Patrol officer who zipped along at blinding speeds, Bowzer was the group’s canine expert and the master of the cyborg dog Blitz, Mainframe was the computer whiz, and so forth. Other C.O.P.S. officers included Hardtop, Mace, Barricade, Bullseye and Mirage.

Out on patrol, the C.O.P.S. often ran into The Big Boss’ gang of cyber-enhanced yahoos, facing the likes of Berserko, Rock Krusher, Ms. Demeanor, Nightshade, Buttons McBoomBoom and Dr. Badvibes. Despite the futuristic setting and mechanical body parts, this motley crew of uglies preferred to dress and talk like Prohibition-Era gangsters, right down to The Big Boss’ Edward G. Robinson accent.

Also making life rough for Bulletproof and company was Empire City’s corrupt and inefficient bureaucracy. Mayor Davis meant well (probably), but he was often an unwitting pawn in The Big Boss’ schemes, usually through his desires to cut costs for political gain.

Like any good 80’s cartoon, C.O.P.S. capped off its half-hour of action-fueled mayhem with 30 seconds of neighborly tips. “C.O.P.S. for Kids” featured quick lessons on being a good citizen, staying out of trouble, saying “No” to drugs and so on, all with the blessing and assistance of organizations like DARE, the National Crime Prevention Council and the California Highway Patrol.

C.O.P.S. only lasted one season in syndication, but since it was a daily, 65 episodes were produced before the show’s eventual cancellation. These 30-minute thrillers were revived briefly in 1993 when CBS placed Cyber C.O.P.S. (same show, same episodes, new title) on its Saturday morning schedule. Alas, after only six more months of busting crooks, the C.O.P.S. team was once again sent to an early retirement.

“It’s crime fighting time.”

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