Choosing between complete television DVD box sets starts with choosing the series you want to spend time with. For movies TV shoppers, Better Call Saul and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia are very different watchlist commitments: one follows Jimmy McGill's move toward Saul Goodman in a Breaking Bad prequel, while the other is known for quirky humor.
Quick verdict
Start with the show you actually want to watch. Better Call Saul is the natural answer for the Jimmy McGill-to-Saul Goodman arc, while It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia makes more sense when quirky humor is the draw. Both are listed as Brand New, English-language DVD box sets, so those shared basics do not separate them. Collection scope and the extra DVD details are the more useful practical distinctions.
At a glance
| Detail | Better Call Saul: Complete TV Series Seasons 1-6 | It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Seasons 1-16 |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | USD 34.99 | USD 49.00 |
| Collection scope | Seasons 1-6 | Seasons 1-16 |
| Disc count | 19 discs | 34 discs |
| Shared details | Brand New; Box Set; DVD; English | Brand New; Box Set; DVD; English |
| Additional DVD details | 1.78:1 aspect ratio; Widescreen; Dolby Audio; Tall/DVD Case | Region Code DVD: 1 for US and Canada |
Where each collection wins
Better Call Saul stands out when presentation details matter to you. Its listed 1.78:1 aspect ratio, Widescreen feature, and Dolby Audio give this set a clear playback-detail focus. The Tall/DVD Case is also specifically identified for the collection.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has a concrete advantage for viewers using a Region 1 DVD player in the US or Canada. Its region designation is explicitly listed, making that compatibility detail useful when it applies to your setup.
Product notes
Better Call Saul: Complete TV Series Seasons 1-6, DVD 19-Disc Box Set. Brand new
At USD 34.99, Better Call Saul: Complete TV Series Seasons 1-6, DVD 19-Disc Box Set is the lower-priced collection. Choose it when you want all six seasons gathered into a single 19-disc DVD box set. The complete-series framing makes it a direct fit for watching Jimmy McGill's progression to Saul Goodman from the beginning. The trade-off is its program scope: it is devoted to Better Call Saul's six-season story, not the 16-season run named by the Sunny collection. That focused scope works best when Better Call Saul is the series you want.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Seasons 1-16 DVD 34-Disc Set *BRAND NEW
The USD 49 It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Seasons 1-16 DVD 34-Disc Set brings together the complete Seasons 1-16 run on 34 discs. Choose it if one DVD box set for the full stated series run is the priority. Its Box Set edition and English-language DVD format keep the format consistent with the other collection. The title and season list position it as a long single-series viewing project. The limitation is the listed price: USD 49 is USD 14.01 higher than Better Call Saul at USD 34.99. That difference matters when series preference alone does not decide the purchase.
Final choice by use case
Choose Better Call Saul when the prequel story is your reason for buying on DVD. Choose It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia when the appeal is that specific series. Because these collections serve different watchlists, the title you most want to watch should settle the decision.
