Considering the age of these classic-era Dirty Debs releases (they came out in '91), the DVDs could certainly look worse. However, with a little extra care, they could also have looked better. On top of the poor video quality (which couldn't be helped), all three of these discs have constant moire and contrast pixelation. The transfers are also somewhat dark and dull, with very little detail in the dark areas. Each disc has lots of chapter stops and a still gallery, but the "interactivity" listed on the back is just a misleading description of the chapters.