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Format: DVD May 6, 2008


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Join a quirky team of misfit coroners willing to put their forensic skills to the test as all 23 Season One episodes of Crossing Jordan, including the memorable pilot, arrive on a 5-disc DVD set for the first time ever! Smart, conflicted and unconventional, Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh (Jill Hennessy) is a forensic pathologist whose obsession for solving homicides goes beyond the autopsy table. But the driving force behind her hard-core, unorthodox investigative style is the one crime she hasn't been able to solve—her mother's murder. Relive some of your favorite Crossing Jordan moments from this first season, including her battles with her boss, Dr. Macy (memorably played by Miguel Ferrer), the first appearance of Detective Woody Hoyt, music by Wendy and Lisa, amazing special effects, and Jordan and her police detective father putting themselves in the roles of victim and killer. From the creator of Heroes comes the fast-paced and funny mystery series that critics rave "is marked by crisp, clever dialogue, and a brassy lead performance" (Steve Johnson, Chicago Tribune). Bonus Content: Disc 1 - Crossing Jordan Season 1:Deleted ScenesA Conversation with Series Creator, Tim Kring, Producer/Director Allan Arkush and Producer Dennis HammerJill Hennessy and Allan Arkush talk about JordanPilot Commentary with Creator Tim Kring, Producer/Director Allan Arkush and Composers Lisa Coleman and Wendy MelvoinDisc 2 - Crossing Jordan Season 1:Deleted ScenesDisc 3 - Crossing Jordan Season 1:Deleted ScenesMiracles & Wonders Commentary with Creator Tim Kring, Producer/Director Allan Arkush and Composers Lisa Coleman and Wendy MelvoinDisc 4 - Crossing Jordan Season 1:Deleted ScenesFor Harry, With Love and Squalor Commentary with Creator Tim Kring, Producer/Director Allan Arkush and Composers Lisa Coleman and Wendy MelvoinDisc 5 - Crossing Jordan Season 1:Steve Valentine, Ravi Kapoor and Kathryn Hahn Talk with Allan ArkushAllan Arkush and Tim Kring Talk with Miquel FerrerSecrets & Lies - Part II Commentary with Creator Tim Kring, Producer/Director Allan Arkush and Composers Lisa Coleman and Wendy Melvoin]]> Equal parts CSI, Profiler, and Law & Order, Crossing Jordan is a procedural drama with plenty of action and lots of heart. Jill Hennessy stars as Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh, a brilliant medical examiner with issues. Still haunted by her mother's unresolved death and enabled (to a certain extent) by her police detective father's drive to solve crimes, Jordan spends as much time outside of the lab with the police officers as she does dissecting her dead clients. She is amazing in the lab, reconstructing crime scenes from the evidence left by the bodies. But she is less graceful with live people. Headstrong and unbending, she mouthes off one time too many and is fired. The pilot episode sets up Jordan's return to her hometown of Boston, where her former mentor Dr. Garret Macy (Miguel Ferrer) reluctantly gives her a job. He knows she doesn't play by the rules, but he's willing to accept that because she is one of the best. Hennessy--who made her name as a by-the-book assistant district attorney on Law & Order--is wonderful as Jordan. Intense, but also unexpectedly funny, Hennessy adds warmth and depth to a character who isn't always likable. She has wonderful chemistry with co-stars Ferrer and Ken Howard, who plays her father Max. When the two re-enact murders, it's easy to understand where Jordan gets her drive. But it's her scenes with Jerry O'Connell that add a welcome dose of comedy to the series. As Detective Woody Hoyt, O'Connell is charming and earnest--if a tad too overeager at first--and a perfect straight man for Jordan's wry one liners. All 23 episodes are included on this 5-disc box set, which includes commentary on four episodes and interviews with the primary actors, as well as series creator Tim Kring (Heroes). Some deleted scenes also are included, but their main purpose seem to be reinforcing that the editors made the correct decision with the episodes that aired during the 2001-2002 season. --Jae-Ha Kim

Genre: Drama


Format: Box set, Color, Dolby, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen


Contributor: Jill Hennessy, Kathryn Hahn, Ken Howard, Mahershala Ali, Miguel Ferrer, Ravi Kapoor, Steve Valentine, Tim Kring See more


Language: English


Runtime: 16 hours and 59 minutes


Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.781


MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ NR (Not Rated)


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 0.01 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 61100664


Media Format ‏ : ‎ Box set, Color, Dolby, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen


Run time ‏ : ‎ 16 hours and 59 minutes


Release date ‏ : ‎ May 6, 2008


Actors ‏ : ‎ Jill Hennessy, Kathryn Hahn, Ken Howard, Miguel Ferrer, Ravi Kapoor


Subtitles: ‏ ‎ English


Language ‏ : ‎ English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround), Unqualified


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  • Good quality!
Great DVD but would like Season 2 when you have it please!
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2026 by Carolyn A.

  • LOVED this show.....Want it back!!!!!!
First of all, let me say that 'Crossing Jordan' was one of the shows that I never missed. It was just that good and I am still royally peeved at NBC for canceling it without even a heads up!!! They left us all hanging and anxiously waiting for the new season to arrive and then bam!! it was cancelled. So boooo to NBC forever for that. Now on to how great this show is, I liked averything about this show, the science, the drama, the comedic spots that were woven into it. Each actor was brilliant in their role and I really miss them alot. I don't really like to get up at 5 a.m. to watch reruns on A&E, so I at least have the first season on dvd to watch anytime. My next beef is when are the rest of the seasons going to be released?? I think we fans have been more than reasonably patient about waiting for at least the second season to arrive, but this is getting ridiculous. Give us any word, please. Amazon, you are a saviour, it is not easy to find certain dvd sets that I want in my area, and the nearest large department store is over two hours away, so you have excellent quality products and at a really nice price too. Shipping is great too, I was really pleased with this purchase and watch it regularly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2010 by B. Reddoor

  • I loved this show...
I just ordered Season 1. Crossing Jordan was my favorite show; I used to watch NBC exclusively, and it was with the demise of this show and others that made me switch to CBS. Jill Hennessey was perfect; Jordan became a friend, someone I truly cared about. She is smart, wise-cracking, self-depricating, has many flaws, amusing, and often weak and foolish in her decisions...someone I can relate to. The very fine Miguel Ferrer was given a chance to prove his worth; I don't think his immense talent has been put to such good use as here. I look forward to watching these episodes again, and hope the other seasons will be available soon. It was a fun ride. Jordan Cavanaugh is not to be written off as just another detective-type. She is complicated and interesting. Adorable, too. Idiot moves like cancelling this series (and many others) can qualify NBC's demise as a leader in programming. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2010 by R. Gawlitta

  • Good show, needs time to find its footing
I actually discover Jordan on DVD .Having "withdrawal symptoms" at the end of season 2 of Bones on DVD,I searched Amazon for something similar and found this series.I wasn't disappointed,although it took a while before "total suspension of disbelief" works.I had to sit thru something like 6 episodes before stopping the comparison to "Bones"and enjoying it on its own terms.I will list briefly the good and bad points I found: The good : As many other reviewers have pointed out,great ensemble cast,good chemistry between the main characters,clever story lines.Very creative mix of hilarity and darkness."Bones" took a lot from this show. The bad: At least for the first few episodes,I had a problem with the main character:Ms Hennessy is way too much of a looker,she struts around looking more like a model from a fashion catalogue.The rest of the cast are either plain ,quirky and foreign,deliberately so in order to make her stand out even more.We hardly see her actually doing her job ,you know wearing a lab coat,cutting flesh at the operating table,mouthing long incomprehensible medical terms etc..Instead,I get to see her meddling with the cops'work uninvited,the motivations being really contrived at times. The "profiling" scenes while fascinating at first,soon become formulaic and repetitive,especially when I view two episodes in a row . Conclusion: I enjoyed watching this show,but it took a while before it becomes compulsive viewing.I feel slightly put off knowing beforehand that these characters won't find any closure as the show was axed at the end of season 6. So :Reccommended viewing,but patience is required. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2008 by Long Tran

  • Eye-opening
Here are six seasons of watching a dedicated team in the Boston Medical Examiners' morgue become one another's chosen family. In seventeen fast-paced 45-minute episodes per season, characters you come to know and care about delve deeply into the stories of the people whose dead bodies are brought to their temperature-controlled facility for temporary storage, identification, and medical examination. Often this involves working with first responders from law enforcement, social services, emergency medical services, legal and judicial officers, as well as family and friends of victims and the deceased. Rich characterization and character development in well-written, intelligent scripts performed by talented actors make us cry, smile, laugh, gasp, question, and admire their daily courage and heroism in life and death situations in Boston and wherever their work takes them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2026 by M.Brave

  • Upset!!!
I ordered "Crossing Jordan" season 1 recently because of the forensic pathologist stories (my favourites) and was hooked immediately. I never watched it because I do not remember it was ever showed in France. Of course, I see the subject was copied later by the writers of "Body of proof" or "Rizzoli and Isles", a medical examiner helping solve homicides, both series being also very good. Because the season 1 was done in 2001, it is "refreshing" to notice the actors have not yet their teeths redone and white as snow (see the actresses in "Greys anatomy" or any other show nowadays). I loved all the episodes, the plots, the actors, their interacting and now I am hooked and frustrated because for the comments I just read, no other season has been releases and is for sale. If I had known that, I would have never ordered season one. Amazon should make a note. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2014 by Dominique

  • Crossing Jordan Season 1 by Jill Hennessy
It was one of the saddest days of my life when Crossing Jordan was cancelled as it was one of the best dramas on television. It was spooky , funny and packed with a first rate cast that made the show such a pleasure to watch and some episodes kept you on the edge of your seat until the killer was revealed and usually someone you least expected was the culprit. Jordan was beautiful, sexy and a little on the wild side but she knew how to ferret out the killer and could worm herself out of trouble every time. I am one of many who loved the show and hope that more seasons will be forth coming soon. We can only hope someone hears our pleas and gives us more of Crossing Jordan. PLEASE. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2014 by Virginia A. Paxton

  • Crossing Jordan
I bought season 1 a couple of years ago, and I didn't notice where it was being shipped from - China. I didn't receive the usual good quality programming that I expected. What I received was poor quality DVDs made from bad copies off a TV set. complete with commercials and lots of pixelation. I liked this show enough to buy the first season again. Ken Howaqrd as Jordan's father was a perfect choice, and the little acting-out game that they played to get into the minds of the perps was a great touch. The show really came together when Jerry O'Connell was added to the cast. Jordan is a Quincy style medical examiner who takes the extra step to solve the murders that show up onn her table, and Jerry is the perfect policeman to help her do it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2012 by rileycat

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