Seed please. This was a awesome series and I would love to have it.

Thanks for your upload. However, i would like to know what player do you use to watch the episodes. I only get errors and even the VLC program can't open the files properly. But the few images a got to see looked great, great video quality. I'll wait for an answer regarding the program I should use. Thanks

I too can't get the files to open! is it some cind of codec that is needed? or is it something else? Please tell me, I really want to watch the series! ; ;

only audio? lol i checked properties and there is no video format wtf? this is strange

wmp with the community codec pack should work.
any avi player should work.
(the slow speed is due to the power outages caused by the recent hurricane)

http://thepiratebay.ee/torrent/4320115/Samurai_Jack_Seasons_1-4_with_english_subtitles_and_extras_DVDri

normally i don't want people to advertise their torrents, but i think that mine is better, so here ya go...sorry if this bugs you

Daveed won't tell me wat the resolution of his videos are(I'll just declare this torrent better for now).....C:

anybody know what a mac user can use to view these?... i've tried vlc but it doesn't play properly... the frame size keeps changing and there's no audio...

Mac users can use the programs at this URL to play avi videos.
http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Best/avi-mac-player.html

thanks kidwitgame18!... i tried divx as well on that page... but.. it's even worse, nothing comes out... :p... any other suggestions?...

For quicktime, you'll want about 5 plugins and it may play your avi
You cant play indeo encoded avis in OSX cos the codecs havent been ported (though they will play in OS9), though chances of coming across one of those is fairly slim.
VLC or MPlayerOSX will generally play most avis, though there will be a small percentage that are encoded with codecs that just wont work, cos avi is a real mishmash format which can have different audio and video encoding as well as the overall encoding. So the audio might be wmv, the video mpeg4 and overall an avi file! So it will have a lot of hit and miss at times

You can also try MPlayer OS X! VLC and MPlayer can play most videos that QuickTime simply fails...C:(good luck, here's a link)

http://mplayerosx.sourceforge.net/

thanks!... mplayer worked for me!... woohooo!...

Hey, kidwitgame18, thanks for the tip. But I'll do you one better and provide a link.
For anyone having problems watching these, go here:
http://www.cccp-project.net/
and download and watch with windowsmp

Keep this seeded guys, Samurai Jack is awesome.

Great Job kid!

& kudos to vokoban for the link.

Thanks!