Zorro: The Complete Season Four

End of the road
Things get problematic for the de la Vega family in the final season, "Zorro: The Complete Season Four" -- they get hit by amnesia, conmen, and a mysterious man from their past. Sadly the short season doesn't wrap things up for the characters, but it is left open for viewers to imagine whatever comes after it for Zorro and Co.

When the royal tax collector comes to Los Angeles, the de la Vegas welcome him warmly... only to discover the next day that the REAL tax collector just showed up, and they've been bamboozled by the devious conman El Conejo. The Alcalde (John Hertzler) and Don Alejandro (James Darrow) set out to capture him, but Diego (Duncan Regehr) is the only one who may be able to outwit him.

After that, Zorro must grapple with many problems: the Indians planning to execute the Alcalde, a possible plague, bandits stalking Victoria (Patrice Camhi-Martinez), three villagers fighting over reward money, Don Alejandro thinking he's Zorro after a blow to the...

Best Zorro Ever
I'm 57 yrs old and have been a Zorro fan/atic since age 4, and a Zorro video collector for years. In my opinion, this series is absolutely the BEST incarnation of Zorro ever made, and I have them ALL (with a couple of hard-to-find old movie exceptions). Do NOT try to "compare" it to the Disney series. They're totally different styles. Both are great. The Disney series is pure WALT Disney style family fun. This series has more "meat" to it, much better character development, less comedy, but still quite a few comedic moments. Very family friendly but also excellent for adults.

Zorro Season Four
We really like the Zorro series with Duncan Regehr, we got tired of the commercial breaks and the interruption in TV transmissions - so we just ordered all the seasons. I am so thrilled that all of seasons were available, now we can view one of our favorite old time shows in complete enjoyment.

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