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Official Merchandise

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Photographs | RCMP Material | Videos/DVDs

Quite a bit of Due South merchandise has been made available over the years and we shall attempt to keep track of it all here. Merchandise is often only available in certain areas and more often than not it is in limited quantity. When an item is no longer available we will try to flag it to the best of our ability. All prices listed on this page are approximates, some retailers may offer discounts while some may mark the product up more.

Title	Author	Publisher	Contents
THE DUE SOUTH OFFICIAL COMPANION Out of Print ~ June 1, 1999	Geoff Tibballs	Titan Books, Ltd. 1852869283 £10 (UK) approx. 8-1/4" x 11", softcover, 96 p., released 1998	Contains basic information on the series, up to the third season episode "Mountie on the Bounty." Brief episode synopses up to MOTB, overview of series, basic info on cast and characters. Nice selection of photos. Review of Book
DUE SOUTH: THE OFFICIAL GUIDE Out of Print	John A. Macdonald (pseudonym for Michael Mouland)	Key Porters Books 155013966-5 $12.95 (US), $18.95 (CAN) 6" x 9", softcover, 112 p., released 1998.	Contains small 'interviews' with major characters, very brief bios on some cast, selection of color and B&W photos, website listing. Listing of titles up to series finale "Call of the Wild"; no synopses. Review of Book
DEATH IN THE WILDERNESS Out of Print	Tom McGregor (Graeme Grant?)	McMillan Books 075220209X softcover	A novelization of the "Pilot" movie.
AN INVITATION TO ROMANCE Out of Print	Tom McGregor	McMillan Books 0752202146 softcover	A novelization of the episodes "An Invitation to Romance" and "Gift of the Wheelman."
ALL THE QUEEN'S HORSES Out of Print	Tom McGregor	McMillan Books 0752222597 softcover	A novelization of the episodes "All the Queen's Horses" and "Red, White or Blue."
VAULTING NORTH Out of Print	Tom McGregor	McMillan Books 0752222546 softcover	A novelization of the episodes "North" and "Vault."

New and used collectibles pop up all the time on auction websites such as Ebay.

Lots of magazine articles were written about the show over its run. Sometimes you can order back issues directly from the publishers, while other times you can find them on auction websites such as Ebay.

Your best bet for finding the following music selections (unless noted otherwise) is from on-line retailer such as Amazon. For hard to find items or items that are no longer available you might try Ebay.

North American videotape standard is NTSC and DVD coding is Region 1. Tapes/DVDs purchased in North America may not work in devices purchased outside of North America. Your best bet to find this merchandise are online Canadian retailers such as: Amazon Canada, Videoflicks.com, Badlands Books, or The Due South Offical Trading Post. Australians can also order these DVDs from Singing Wolf, but remember, they may not be compatible with your region.

For other options in obtaining the episodes, please see our Popular Questions page.

Fans have reported lots of problems with the two North American DVD sets. Most agree that the Canadian version is better video and sound quality wise, but this version suffers from a poor packaging design which can cause the DVDs to slip off their spindles and rattle around in the case which damages them and the other discs in the case. The U.S. release is by far the cheaper option, but fans have reported that video tends to pixelate during action sequences and that the sound is not of the same quality as the Canadian version.

Due South Episodes - Europe, Australia, New Zealand

The videotape standard in this area is PAL. Europe DVD coding is Region 2. Australia and New Zealand DVD coding is Region 4. Tapes/DVDs purchased in one area may not work in devices purchased outside of the area they were bought in.

Video:
All the episodes of show were available on video via Clearvision in the late 1990s. In September 2001 Clearvision announced that they were clearing out their stock of videos and would only carry boxed sets of season 3/4 from that point forward. These videos still show up on auction websites such as Ebay from time to time.

DVD:
Network Videos announced on their website in August 2005 that they will be bringing Due South to DVD in Region 2 formatting. Amazon UK, Benson's World, and Bol.com are a few of the retailers who carried season 1. Video/Film Express announded in September 2006 that they would be releasing the show on DVD in the Netherlands, Bol.com (mentioned above) carries this version of the series. AV Channel announced in mid 2006 that they would be bringing some of the episodes to Region 4 starting in August 2006. ezyDVD.com.au is one distributor for the Region 4 set.

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