First half or so is the same crap quality video as the first disc. Rest is using 3:2:2:3 pulldown sequence. I believe this format was created to minimize combing artifacts when viewed using simple weave process. Instead of 2/5 of the frames having combing artifacts, you'd only have 1/5 of the frames with combing artifacts. However, this process does not have a temporally constant field rate, so the video looks extra stuttery. With standard 3:2 pulldown, you get 3 fields and 2 fields alternating regularly, resulting in a reasonably smooth video. With 3:2:2:3, you get 2 fast movements followed by 2 slow movements repeatedly, resulting in slightly more jitter. Also, one loses the ability to detect 3:2 pulldown sequence using any four contiguous fields.
* Standard 3:2 pulldown
| A1/A2 | B1/B2 | B1/C2 | C1/D2 | D1/D2 | E1/E2 | F1/F2 | F1/G2 | ...
| Good | Good | Bad | Bad | Good | Good | Good | Bad | ...
* 3:2:2:3 pulldown
| A1/A2 | B1/B2 | B1/C2 | C1/C2 | D1/D2 | E1/E2 | F1/F2 | F1/G2 | ...
| Good | Good | Bad | Good | Good | Good | Good | Bad | ...
No images because I didn't feel like it. Listing for the last disc (disc 4) contains a box set photo, however.