List of Prisoner home video releases

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The following is a list of home video releases from the Australian television series Prisoner (internationally re-titled Prisoner: Cell Block H in the United States and the United Kingdom, and Caged Women in Canada). The entire series, consisting of 8 seasons and 692 episodes is available in both Australia and the UK. Initially released in "Best Of" compilation format on DVD in Australia with three sets, in the United States with the first two sets, and in the United Kingdom with only the first set.

Contents

In Australia, Shock Records commenced releasing what was to be the beginning of the entire series in 2006 in volume format on DVD; the complete series over 40 volumes. Prior to the release of Volume 13, "The Complete Collection" was made available with the remaining individual volumes released subsequently. A second version of "The Complete Collection" was released in 2011. All of the original sets are now out-of-print. As of late 2016, ViaVision are releasing Prisoner on DVD in their original complete season formats.

In the United Kingdom, the series began releasing on VHS with the first 12 episodes over six videos and a video containing episodes 326 & 327. Prisoner Cell Block H DVDs have been released in stages by FremantleMedia Home Entertainment between 2008 - 2013. The content on the discs is identical to the Australian release, but with different cover/sleeve artwork. The UK releases started out as boxed sets of eight discs (32 episodes) with two discs in four cases within each set, but from Volume 4 onwards all the discs are packed into a plastic case with flip disc holders. The entire series has been released over a total of 20 volumes, the first 16 volumes featuring eight discs each but Volume 17 onwards contains ten discs.

The UK DVD releases are a combination of two volumes as released in Australia. For example, the UK Volume 1 consists of the Australian Volumes 1 and 2.

As with the Australian versions of the DVDs, the episodes are on the whole uncut, but due to the aged source of the master tapes, sometimes minor edits are made to the episodes to cover breaks in the picture or sound. [1] "The Edna Pearson Story", released on UK DVD in February 2010, contains most of the previously cut scenes although, episode 470 is still missing a scene.

VHS

United States

The first 12 episodes of Prisoner: Cell Block H were over six VHS tapes in the United States in 1993 via MPI Home Video

TitleRelease dateSeasonRatingAdditional information
Episodes 1 & 223 June 1993Season 1Not rated
Episodes 3 & 4 [2] 23 June 1993Season 1Not rated
Episodes 5 & 623 June 1993Season 1Not rated
Episodes 7 & 823 June 1993Season 1Not rated
Episodes 9 & 10 [3] 23 June 1993Season 1Not rated
Episodes 11 & 12 [4] 23 June 1993Season 1Not rated

United Kingdom

NTV Entertainment released eight VHS tapes between 1993 and 1995 in the United Kingdom.

TitleRelease dateSeasonRatingAdditional information
Episodes 1 & 21993Season 1 15 
Episodes 3 & 41993Season 1 PG 
Episodes 5 & 61993Season 1 PG 
Episodes 7 & 81 February 1994Season 1 15 
Episodes 9 & 1015 August 1994Season 1 PG 
Episodes 11 & 127 November 1994Season 1 PG 
  • Exclusive interview footage with members of the cast
Episodes 326 & 32711 October 1993Season 4, episode 80 &
Season 5, episodes 1		 15 
  • Features the ″Great Fire of Wentworth″ which includes the Season Four finale and the opening episode of Season Five.

DVD

In North America, Some of the episodes of this soap drama cult classic series were released on Region 1 DVD by A&E Home Entertainment, under licence from FremantleMedia International through the Reg Grundy Organisation from 2004-2007.

Compilation releases

TitleInitial releaseEpisodesNo. of discsAdditional information
Region 1 Region 2 Region 4
The Best Of (1)30 November 2004 [5] 22 September 2003 [6] 18 February 2002 [7] 123
Features


  • Disc 1 - The Early Years: episodes 166, 287, 327 & 400
  • Disc 2 - The Terrorist Siege: episodes 550, 551, 550 & bonus episode 536
  • Disc 3 - The End: episodes 600, 601, 691 & 692
  • Released as 25th Anniversary Collector's Edition in United States
  • Also released on VHS format in Australia
  • Special features:
    • Interviews with Val Lehman (Bea Smith), Anne Phelan (Myra Desmond) & casting director Jan Russ
    • Clean End Credit Sequence
    • Photo Gallery - 100 Unseen Continuity Polaroids
  • Ratings:
    • Not Rated (U.S.)
    • 15 (UK)
    • M (Australia)

(also released as individual discs in Australia)

  • Region 2 re-release: 21 October 2013 [8]
  • Region 4 re-release: 4 December 2013 [9]
The Best Of (2)19 December 2006 [10] TBA24 February 2003 [11] 123
Features


  • Disc 1 - The Beginning: episodes 1, 2, 3 & 4
  • Disc 2 - The Great Escapes: episodes 20, 165, 471* & 598
  • Disc 3 - A Not So Quiet Riot: episodes 247, 248, 586 & 667
  • Released as Set 2 in United States
  • Also released on VHS format in Australia
  • Special features:
    • Photo Gallery
    • Post Cards
  • Ratings:
    • Not Rated (U.S.)
    • M (Australia)

(also released as individual discs in Australia)

(special features on region 4 only)

* Episode 471 was released uncut in the US, but had scenes cut in the Australian version

The Best Of (3)TBATBA26 July 2004 [12] 123
Features


  • Disc 1 - Ann and Meg's Kidnapping: episodes 498,499,500 & 501
  • Disc 2 - Rita at Blackmoor: episodes 664,665,666 & 667
  • Disc 3 - Lead Up to the Final: episodes 687,688,689 & 690
  • Also released on VHS format in Australia
  • Special Features:
    • On the Inside documentary
  • Ratings:
    • M (Australia)
The Edna Pearson StoryTBA8 February 2010 [13] TBA82
Features


  • Episodes 463–470
  • Ratings:
    • 12 (UK)

Region 4

Prisoner is rated  M  (recommended for mature audiences) for moderate themes, violence, moderate violence, infrequent moderate violence, drug references, moderate drug references, moderate drug use, moderate drug themes and coarse language.

Volume sets

Title [14] Release dateSeasonEpisodesNo. of discs ACB ratingAdditional information
Volume 119 October 2006
  • Season 1, episodes 1–16
164 M 
Special features
  • The Wentworth Files: Who's Who
  • Wentworth Galleria - exclusive & unseen photos
Volume 219 October 2006
  • Season 1, episodes 17–32
164 M 
Special features
  • The Wentworth Files: Who's Who on Both Sides of the Bars
  • Wentworth Galleria
Volume 320 November 2006
  • Season 1, episodes 33–48
164 M 
Special features
  • Wentworth Galleria
Volume 420 November 2006
  • Season 1, episodes 49–64
164 M 
Special features
  • Inside Out: Morphing Galleria
Volume 517 March 2007
  • Season 1, episodes 65–79
  • Season 2, episode 1

(Episodes 65–80)

164 M 
Special features

None

Volume 617 March 2007
  • Season 2, episodes 2–17

(Episodes 81–96)

164 M 
Special features
  • Hidden Baby Elizabeth Easter Egg
Volume 721 April 2007
  • Season 2, episodes 18–33

(Episodes 97–112)

164 M 
Special features

None

Volume 821 April 2007
  • Season 2, episodes 34–49

(Episodes 113–128)

164 M 
Special features

None

Volume 919 May 2007
  • Season 2, episodes 50–65

(Episodes 129–144)

164 M 
Special features

None

Volume 1019 May 2007
  • Season 2, episodes 66–81

(Episodes 145–160)

164 M 
Special features

None

Volume 1118 August 2007
  • Season 2, episodes 82–86
  • Season 3, episodes 1–11

(Episodes 161–176)

164 M 
Special features

None

Volume 1220 August 2007
  • Season 3, episodes 12–27

(Episodes 177–192)

164 M 
Special features

None

Volume 1320 October 2007
  • Season 3, episodes 28–43

(Episodes 193–208)

164 M 
Special features
  • Audio Commentary with Val Lehman and Amanda Muggleton on Episode 195
  • Episode 200 Introduction from Val Lehman
Volume 14
"The Vera Bennett Edition"		20 October 2007
  • Season 3, episodes 44–59

(Episodes 209–224)

164 M 
Special features
  • Reminisce with Fonia Spence
    • Episode 212 Introduction
    • Fonia's Edition
    • Poor Old Vera
    • Prisoner Advisors
    • Prisoner Reminisce
    • UK Tour, The Fans
    • A Little Bit of Vera
    • Thoughts and Advise
    • Episode 217 Introduction
    • Soft Spot
    • Prisoner Characters
    • Vera, 20 Years Later
    • Episode 223 Introduction
    • Episode 224 Introduction
    • Work Together, Play Together
    • Favourite Storyline
    • Cast and Crew
Volume 153 November 2007
  • Season 3, episodes 60–75

(Episodes 225–240)

164 M 
Special features
  • Reminisce With Val Lehman:
    • The Shower
    • Letter Bomb
Volume 163 November 2007
  • Season 3, episodes 76–81
  • Season 4, episodes 1–10

(Episodes 241–256)

164 M 
Special features
  • Reminisce With Val Lehman
    • Dangerous Props
    • Pigsworth
Volume 1716 February 2008
  • Season 4, episodes 11–26

(Episodes 257–272)

164 M 
Special features

None

Volume 1816 February 2008
  • Season 4, episodes 27–42

(Episodes 273–288)

164 M 
Special features
  • Reminisce With Val Lehman:
    • 1st Time Director
Volume 1915 March 2008
  • Season 4, episodes 43–58

(Episodes 289–304)

164 M 
Special features
Volume 2015 March 2008
  • Season 4, episodes 59–74

(Episodes 305–320)

164 M 
Special features

None

Volume 2112 April 2008
  • Season 4, episodes 75–80
  • Season 5, episodes 1–10

(Episodes 321–336)

164 M 
Special features
  • Audio Commentary with Val Lehman and Jentah Sobott on Episode 327
Volume 2212 April 2008
  • Season 5, episodes 11–26

(Episodes 337–352)

164 M 
Special features
  • Reminisce with Val Lehman:
    • K for Killer: Introduction from Val Lehman on episode 342
    • Prison Food on Set
Volume 2314 July 2008
  • Season 5, episodes 27–42

(Episodes 353–368)

164 M 
Special features
  • Dear Chrissie: Q&A with Amamda Muggleton:
    • Other Things
    • Auditions
    • Chrissie's Return
    • Funniest Moment
    • Funniest Moment
    • Women in Prison
    • Your Character
    • Like Mother Like Daughter
Volume 2414 July 2008
  • Season 5, episodes 43–58

(Episodes 369–384)

164 M 
Special features
  • Dear Chrissie: Q&A with Amanda Muggleton:
    • Looking Good
    • Chrissie and You
    • Recurring Character
    • Favourite Top Dog and Governor
    • Stunts
    • Once Off Special
    • Remake
Volume 2518 August 2008
  • Season 5, episodes 59–74

(Episodes 385–400)

164 M 
Special features
  • Reminisce with Val Lehman:
    • Prisoner Direction
    • Logies Surprise
    • Tough Character
    • Bea's Last Episode
    • Drugs
Volume 2618 August 2008
  • Season 5, episodes 75–90

(Episodes 401–416)

164 M 
Special features

None

Volume 2713 September 2008
  • Season 6, episodes 1–16

(Episodes 417–432)

164 M 
Special features

None

Volume 2813 September 2008
  • Season 6, episodes 17–32

(Episodes 433–448)

164 M 
Special features
  • Audio Commentary with Tina Bursill and Michael Idato on Episode 433
  • Audio Commentary with Tina Bursill and Michael Idato on Episode 447
Volume 2913 September 2008
  • Season 6, episodes 33–48

(Episodes 449–464)

164 M 
Special features

None

Volume 3013 September 2008
  • Season 6, episodes 49–64

(Episodes 465–480)

164 M 
Special features

None

Volume 3118 October 2008
  • Season 6, episodes 65–80

(Episodes 481–496)

164 M 
Special features
  • Interview with Anne Phelan
Volume 3218 October 2008
  • Season 6, episodes 81–89
  • Season 7, episodes 1–7

(Episodes 497–512)

164 M 
Special features

None

Volume 3318 October 2008
  • Season 7, episodes 8–23

(Episodes 513–528)

164 M 
Special features

None

Volume 3418 October 2008
  • Season 7, episodes 24–47

(Episodes 529–552)

246 M 
Special features

None

Volume 3515 November 2008
  • Season 7, episodes 48–71

(Episodes 553–576)

246 M 
Special features

None

Volume 3615 November 2008
  • Season 7, episodes 72–83
  • Season 8, episodes 1–12

(Episodes 577–600)

246 M 
Special features
Volume 3715 November 2008
  • Season 8, episodes 13–36

(Episodes 601–624)

246 M 
Special features

None

Volume 3815 November 2008
  • Season 8, episodes 37–60

(Episodes 625–648)

246 M 
Special features

None

Volume 391 January 2009
  • Season 8, episodes 61–84

(Episodes 649–672)

246 M 
Special features

None

Volume 401 January 2009
  • Season 8, episodes 85–104

(Episodes 673–692)

205 M 
Special features

None

The Complete CollectionOriginal release:
29 September 2007
Re-release:
5 October 2011
  • Seasons 1–8; 692 episodes
692174 M 
Special features
  • All special features between Volumes 1–40
  • Bonus Disc 174

Complete season sets

In late 2016, Australian distribution company ViaVision commenced releasing the series in their complete season formats on DVD and is under its original title of Prisoner as opposed to the Region 4 volume sets which contained the international title Prisoner: Cell Block H.

Title [15] Release dateEpisodesNo. of discs ACB ratingAdditional information
The Complete Season One2 November 20167920 M 
Special features

Photo Gallery

Behind The Scenes

The Complete Season Two11 January 20178621 M 
Special features

None

The Complete Season Three8 February 20178121 M 
Special features

None

The Complete Season Four8 March 20178021 M 
Special features

TBA

The Complete Season Five5 April 20179023 M 
Special features

TBA

The Complete Season Six7 June 20178922 M 
Special features

Audio Commentary x 2

Interview x 1

The Complete Season Seven8 August 20178321 M 
Special features

TBA

The Complete Season Eight6 September 201710426 M 
Special features

2 x Audio Commentary

Interview

Collection sets

TitleRelease dateEpisodesNo. of discs ACB ratingFeatures
Collection One: Seasons One & Two2 February 2022 [16] 16541 M 

TBA

Collection Two: Seasons Three & Four6 April 2022 [17] 16142 M 

TBA

Collection Three: Seasons Five & Six20 July 2022 [18] 17945 M 

TBA

Collection Four: Seasons Seven & Eight21 September 2022 [19] 18747TBA

TBA

Region 2

In the United Kingdom, Prisoner: Cell Block H was released via Fremantle Home Entertainment, beginning late 2008. The complete series was released through 20 volumes containing 32 episodes per set for the first sixteen volumes; Volume 17 contains 40 episodes, Volume 18 and Volume 19 both contain 48 episodes and the final volume contains 44 episodes. The reason for the increased number of episodes on later sets was due to the fact that Fremantle wanted to keep exactly double the number of episodes as the original Australian sets. The first 33 Australian releases contain 16 episodes per set; sets 34 to 39 containing 24 episodes per set and Volume 40 containing 20 episodes. Therefore, Fremantle in the UK doubled-up on episodes so that they could finish releasing by Volume 20.

In Australia, distribution company Shock Records began releasing the UK volumes in 2011, as their original volumes are now out of print. The final volume was released in early 2014.

DVD titleRelease dateFeatures
Region 2 Region 4
Volume 1: Episodes 1–3210 November 20089 March 2011
  • Season 1, episodes 1–32
  • 32 episodes
  • 8-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 15
  • ACB: M

Special features:

  • Commentary on Episode 1 from produce Ian Bradley
  • Who's Who of Wentworth: Case Files
  • Meet the Press Game
  • The Wentworth Files: Who's Who on Both Sides of the Bars
  • Wentworth Galleria: photos and production stills from the show
Volume 2: Episodes 33–641 June 20099 March 2011
  • Season 1, episodes 33–64
  • 32 episodes
  • 8-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 12
  • ACB: M

Special features:

  • Wentworth Galleria
  • Inside out - Morphing Gallery
Volume 3: Episodes 65–9612 October 200911 May 2011
  • Season 1, episodes 65–79
  • Season 2, episodes 1–17
  • 32 episodes
  • 8-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 12
  • ACB: M
Volume 1–3: Episodes 1–9630 November 2009No release
  • Complete Season 1 (episodes 1–79)
  • Season 2, episodes 1–17
  • 96 episodes
  • 24-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 15
  • See individual releases for special features
Volume 4: Episodes 97–12824 May 201029 July 2011 [20]
  • Season 2, episodes 18–49
  • 32 episodes
  • 8-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 12
  • ACB: M
Volume 5: Episodes 129–16011 October 201030 November 2011 [21]
  • Season 2, episodes 50–81
  • 32 episodes
  • 8-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 15
  • ACB: M
Volume 6: Episodes 161–19221 February 20111 February 2012 [22]
  • Season 2, episodes 82–86
  • Season 3, episodes 1–27
  • 32 episodes
  • 8-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 15
  • ACB: M
Volume 7: Episodes 193–22418 April 20117 May 2012
  • Season 3, episodes 28–59
  • 32 episodes
  • 8-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 12
  • ACB: M
Volume 8: Episodes 225–25627 June 20114 July 2012 [23]
  • Season 3, episodes 60–81
  • Season 4, episodes 1–10
  • 32 episodes
  • 8-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 12
  • ACB: M

Special features:

  • Reminiscing with Val Lehman:
    • Val's anecdotes about the showers
    • Letterbomb
    • Dangerous Props
    • Pigsworth
Volume 9: Episodes 257–28829 August 20115 September 2012 [24]
  • Season 4, episodes 11–42
  • 32 episodes
  • 8-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 12
  • ACB: M
Volume 10: Episodes 289–32031 October 20115 September 2012
  • Season 4, episodes 43–74
  • 32 episodes
  • 8-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 15
  • ACB: M
Volume 11: Episodes 321–35220 February 20126 February 2013
  • Season 4, episodes 75–80
  • Season 5, episodes 1–26
  • 32 episodes
  • 8-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 15
  • ACB: M
Volume 12: Episodes 353–38412 March 20126 February 2013
  • Season 5, episodes 27–58
  • 32 episodes
  • 8-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 12
  • ACB: M
Volume 13: Episodes 385–41620 April 20121 May 2013
  • Season 5, episodes 59–90
  • 32 episodes
  • 8-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 15
  • ACB: M
Volume 14: Episodes 417–44820 July 20121 May 2013
  • Season 6, episodes 1–32
  • 32 episodes
  • 8-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 12
  • ACB: M
Volume 15: Episodes 449–4806 August 20123 July 2013
  • Season 6, episodes 33–64
  • 32 episodes
  • 8-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 12
  • ACB: M
Volume 16: Episodes 481–51224 September 20123 July 2014
  • Season 6, episodes 65–89
  • Season 7, episodes 1–7
  • 32 episodes
  • 8-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 12
  • ACB: M
Volume 17: Episodes 513–5525 November 201216 October 2013
  • Season 7, episodes 8–47
  • 40 episodes
  • 10-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 12
  • ACB: M
Volume 18: Episodes 553–60025 February 201316 October 2013
  • Season 7, episodes 48–83
  • Season 8, episodes 1–12
  • 48 episodes
  • 12-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 15
  • ACB: M
Volume 19: Episodes 600–64825 March 20138 January 2014
  • Season 8, episodes 13–60
  • 48 episodes
  • 12-disc set
  • BBFC rating: 15
  • ACB: M
Volume 20: Episodes 649–69213 May 20138 January 2014
  • Season 8, episodes 61–104
  • 44 episodes
  • 11-disc set + bonus disc
  • BBFC rating: 15
  • ACB: M

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