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Not much in the way of TV DVD coming out on the heels of the holiday week. Far more compelling, once again, is what we crave.
Two weeks ago in this space I moaned about the absence of season-sets for “Chicago Hope,” “Cupid,” “Ed,” “Gideon’s Crossing,” “Hill Street Blues,” “Kolchak: The Night Stalker,” “Line of Fire,” “Maverick,” “Now and Again,” “The Rockford Files,” “St. Elsewhere,” “Tenspeed and Brownshoe,” “The Venture Bros.” and “The Wild Wild West,” as well as a dearth of latter seasons for “The Larry Sanders Show,”
“Murder One,” “Twin Peaks” and “Wiseguy.” Then I saw the talkbacks, and immediately seconded the emotions of those who wanted to see these released on season-box:
1) Andy Richter Controls the Universe. Every episode, I believe, made me laugh aloud, but the third – with Andy’s gorgeous anti-Semite girlfriend – was so funny it made me poop my pants a little. Nineteen half-hours were produced. Five apparently never aired.
2) Buffalo Bill. It starred Dabney Coleman (“You’ve Got Mail”), Geena Davis (the “Stuart Little” movies), Max Wright (“The Norm Show”) and Joanna Cassidy (“Six Feet Under) in an ahead-of-its-time sitcom about a mean-spirited and thoroughly self-involved talk-show host. They made 26 half-hours. Eleven aired during the summer of 1983. Fourteen aired early the next year. One never aired at all. And guess what? Lions Gate announced this week that all 26 episodes are coming to DVD on Sept. 6 - with an SRP of less than $30.
3) Clone High. A silly but witty, well-considered animated half-hour with a surprising amount of character development, it boasted one of the catchiest theme songs in the history of history. One episode saw Principal Scudworth endure a perfectly hi-larious roadrunnery feud with a devious skunk. Joan of Arc and Cleopatra pursued pillowy bedroom antics. And if you’re inclined to indulge tasteless humor, make sure it’s as funny as a line like “Nothing bad ever happens to the Kennedys!” Has anyone here seen Abraham, Gandhi and John?
4) Daria. “I am not going to pierce my bellybutton. It never did anything to me.” MTV cranked out 65 episodes over five seasons between 1997 and 2001. How many are on DVD? None! Daria, Jane and Trent all watched a show called “Sick Sad World” and mocked everything in their orbits. I miss Morgendorfer.
5) Eyes. Right up there with “Rockford Files,” “Moonlighting” and “Veronica Mars” as one of the best private-eye series ever aired. Created by John McNamera, who earlier created “Profit” (alongside “Angel” creator David Greenwalt). Genuinely funny. Great characters. Nine episodes shot. Only five aired, earlier this year.
6) Mission: Impossible. A highly addictive cold war adventure hourlong about a supersecret squad of black ops agents who foil with elaborate ruses high-level mobsters and Iron Curtain communists. The series, which ran from 1966 to 1973, exists in one of those “Brazil” universes; the Impossible Missions Force hadn’t quite figured out microcassette recorders and VCRs, but employed technology that still doesn’t exist in 2005 (like tiny telescopes that can enhance the resolution of videotape images – and those famous pull-off masks that can make anyone look exactly like anyone else). The fifth season might be especially fun to own: Not only was it Leonard Nimoy’s second year, but a 26-yar-old mustache-free Sam Elliott (“The Big Lebowski,” “Hulk”) and a 24-year-old Leslie Ann Warren (“The Limey”) both joined the IMF. (And it’s eerily appropriate that J.J. Abrams wound up directing the third “Impossible” movie, since no other series more resembles “Alias.”)
7) My So-Called Life. The teen adventures of Angela Chase, Brian Krakow and Rayanne Graff has already been issued on DVD, but the show cries out for a reissue. Used DVD copies (the ones containing all 19 episodes) are going for between $198 and $250. New sets are now going for $320 to $350.
8) Pasadena. In 2001, after Mike White wrote on “Freaks and Geeks” - but before he wrote the screenplays for “Orange County,” “The Good Girl” and “School of Rock” - he created a darkly comedic primetime soap about a publishing dynasty with criminal ties. It was easily 100 times smarter and funnier than “Desperate Housewives.” Thirteen hours were shot; Fox only aired four, two of them less than a month after 9/11. It starred Alison Lohman (“Matchstick Men,” “Big Fish”), Natasha Gregson Wagner (“High Fidelity,” “The 4400”), Balthazar Getty (“Lost Highway”), Mark Valley (“Keen Eddie,” “Boston Legal”), Martin Donovan (“The Opposite of Sex”), Dana Delany (“China Beach”), Chris Marquette (“Joan of Arcadia”), Nicole Paggi (“Hope & Faith”) and Philip Baker Hall (“In Good Company,” “The Amityville Horror”).
9) Relativity. The series the great Jason Katims created between his writing stint on “My So-Called Life” and his creation of “Roswell,” it was about two L.A. families – one blue-collar and Jewish, the other not – that intersect when their twentysomething kids meet and connect in Italy. It starred Kimberly Williams (“According to Jim”), David Conrad (“Miss Match”), Jane Adams (“Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind”), Poppy Montgomery (“Without A Trace”), Lisa Edelstein (“House”), Devon Gummersall (“My So-Called Life,” “Roswell,” “The L Word”) and Richard Schiff (“The West Wing”). Seventeen episodes aired in 1996 and 1997.
10) The Tick. Long before he created the peepee demon on “Angel,” Ben Edlund created a comic book, a Saturday-morning cartoon series and a live action sitcom, all about a strange, slow-witted superman. There were supervillains and sidekicks and other superheroes, and it’s all very entertaining. The entire live-action series has been on DVD for a spell, but none of the 36 animated half hours that ran on Fox between 1994 and 1996.
Highly, highly recommended sets from the first half of 2005:
* The Andy Griffith Show: Season Two
* Angel: Season Five
* The Bob Newhart Show: Season One
* Cheers: Season Five
* Columbo: Season Two
* Gilmore Girls: Season Three
* Miracles: The Complete Series
* Moonlighting: Seasons One and Two
* Murder One: Season One
* Newsradio Seasons One and Two
* Northern Exposure: Season Three
* Seinfeld: Season Four
* The Sopranos: Season Five
* South Park: Season Five
* The Twilight Zone 3.x
* Wonderfalls: The Complete Series
Future TV on DVD:
Last Week
The Daily Show: Indecision 2004
Danger: 50,000 Volts! 1.x
The Doris Day Show 1.x
The Even Stevens Movie
Game Over 1.x
Gumby: New Adventures Vol. 1
Gumby: New Adventures Vol. 2
Homicide 7.x
House of Eliott 1.x
La Femme Nikita 3.x
Nero Wolfe 2.x
<---NEW!!
Ren & Stimpy 3.x
Revelations 1.x
Spencer For Hire: The Movie Collection
A Touch of Frost 6.x
The Twilight Zone 3.x
July 5
Fantastic Four 1.x
Monk 3.x
Starship Troopers 1.x
Tour of Duty 3.x
July 12
Butterflies 1.x
Care Bears: Bears Share A Scare
Care Bears: Season of Caring
He-Man: Best 10 Episodes
Hercules: The Legendary Journeys 6.x
Hunter 2.x
Mickey Mouse Club: Britney, Justin & Christina
The Nanny 1.x
Poirot: The Classic Collection
Sealab 2021 3.x
Tales From the Crypt 1.x
Titus 1/2.x
Wild Kingdom: Dangerous
Wild Kingdom: Mammals
Wire in the Blood 1.x
Wire in the Blood 2.x
July 19
All Creatures Great & Small 5.x
Andromeda 4.x
Cleopatra 2525 1.x
Dead Like Me 2.x
Def Poetry 3.x
Dora The Explorer: Super-Babies
Earth 2: The Complete Series
Laguna Beach 1.x
Lost in Space 3.x Vol. 2
Michael Palin: Himalaya <---NEW!!
A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, Vol. 1
A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, Vol. 2
Saved by the Bell 5.x
Sliders 4.x
WildCATS: The Complete Series
July 26
All Grown Up: Dude, Where's My Horse?
America's Funniest Home Videos, Vol. 1
Benny Hill: Early Years Set 3
Beulah Land
The Blue and the Gray
The Brady Bunch 2.x
Cold Feet 3.x
Dark Shadows Vol. 19
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman 6.x
Errol Morris' First Person: The Complete Series
Gilligan's Island 3.x
The Mary Tyler Moore Show 2.x
Mike Hammer: The Complete Series <---NEW!!
Remington Steele 1.x
Rumpole of the Bailey: Seasons 5.x/6.x/7.x
Silk Stalkings 3.x
Star Trek: Enterprise 2.x
3rd Rock From the Sun 1.x
The Wind in the Willows 2.x
Xena: 10th Anniversary Collection
August 2
Arthur's First Crush
Austin Stevens, Snakemaster: Vol. 1
Berenstein Bears: Vol. 5
Blue's Room: Alphabet Power
Candid Camera: 5 Decades of Smiles
The Cosby Show 1.x
Dragon Tales: Sing and Dance in Dragon
The Dukes of Hazzard 4.x
The First World War: Complete Series
Hearts Afire 1.x
Jeff Corwin: Out on a Limb
Over There: Pilot
Sid & Marty Krofft: Pilots
Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss: Gink Cat
The X-Files: Black Oil
August 9
Columbo 3.x
Dallas 3.x
Greatest American Hero 3.x
Cartoon Network: Grossest Halloween 2
McCloud 1/2.x
McMillan & Wife 1.x
The Muppet Show Vol. 1
Profit 1.x
Roswell 3.x
Thundercats 1.x Vol. 1
T.J. Hooker 1.x/2.x
What's New Scooby Doo, Vol. 6
August 16
'Allo 'Allo 3.x
The Andy Griffith Show 3.x
The Dick Cavett Show: Rock Icons
I Love Lucy 5.x
Little Britain 1.x
The Office 1.x (NBC Version)
Phil of the Future - Gadgets & Gizmos
Saved By the Bell: New Class 4.x
The Simpsons 6.x
That's So Raven, Vol. 2
Undeclared 1.x
Will & Grace 4.x
August 23
ABC Afterschool Specials: 13 Discs
Adam-12 1.x
ALF 2.x
Boy Meets World 3.x
Codename: Kids Next Door, File Two
Cyberchase: Ecohaven Cse
Emergency! 1.x
1st & 10 1.x
1st & 10 2.x
Good Times 5.x
Kung Fu 3.x
Life As We Know It 1.x
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I was getting nice and ready to watch an episode of "Ed" at 12/11 central on TBS today when, to my surprise, it wasn't there. Thinking that the holiday had facilitated an impromptu change of schedule, I proceeded to check the projected lineup for the next three days -- not a single episode of "Ed" in sight. It's been usurped by, of all things, an hour block of "Becker." Fucking "Becker." And just when the series was about to cycle back to its first, and best, season. Now more than ever, "Ed" needs a DVD release.
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There are a few episodes available as "bonus features" on the DVDs of the two Daria TV-movies "Is It Fall Yet?" and "Is It College Yet?", but these episodes lack the original music (and IICY? is the cut-for-syndication version, to boot). If you happen to care enough, here's the URL for the central website dedicated to pushing for more Daria on DVD: http://www.the-wildone.com/dvdaria/ ..... There's a petition to sign, a form letter to mail, the usual stuff. If you're like me, and have fond memories of the show, take a few minutes to check it out. It's a good campaign, and the webmaster is in touch with Daria's creator, Glenn Eichler.
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Bakersfield P.D. gets my vote but I would also like to see Hooperman again. Even more so, "Frank's Place" and season sets of "Get a Life." For God's sakes, get those "Larry Sanders" sets out and the remaining "Upright Citizen Brigade" seasons. Plus we need a deluxe box set of "TV Funhouse."
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July 5, 2005, 2:40 a.m. CST
"Way way back in the 1980s ... da da da da da da da dum.. made a
by Tall_Boy
Damn that theme song was catchy as hell.
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Has everyone given up on the idea?
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I discovered last week that the animated series The Tick airs every night at 11 on the little noticed cable channle ToonDisney. It's not an extras-laden dvd, but it's a start and enough to tide me over for a few months.
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Where the fuck is it???? What's with the world when we can get a TV release of some really shitty shows soon after they're cancelled, but we can't get a classic show like Dream on?
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Stop giving us the business and put this on DVD or I'll clobber ya!
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How about the first three seasons of THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN? The show had the best credit sequence in the history of television, the cheesiest bigfoot, and the hottest Bionic Woman. "We have the technology" but where are the DVDs?
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July 5, 2005, 3:28 a.m. CST
Mildly excited about WildC.A.T.S., how about the animated DUNGEO
by 3D-Man
I see the bogus bootleg ones on eBay, but I want the real deal, baby!
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I would love to see a collection of all the Paula Marshall sitcoms/hourlongs...Cupid, Chicago Sons, Snoops, Cursed, Hidden Hills (throw in the guest spots on Spin City, Veronica Mars and Sports Night). Granted, this would never happen...but a guy can dream,can't he? It would go great with a Ted McGinley collection, wouldn't it?
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Ribbons, I noticed that Ed hasn't been recording (on my ReplayTV) lately ... but now I realize that you're right, Ed is Dead!! I had actually just started recording it over the last two weeks, I was just starting to really get into it. Just doesn't seem right. This would be the type of thing I would buy on DVD. Uggh.
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i quite liked that show. Shame it was cancelled =(
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Hooperman with John Ritter. The short-lived series Automan, Manimal and Blue Thunder. Tales of the Gold Monkey. Dark Skies. Fantastic Journey. Jeremiah s2. Season sets of The New Outer Limits. Seaquest. Trapper John M.D. Witchblade. The studios need to realise people ARE willing to buy these series if they price them right!
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Also Dweebs & Witchblade
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I came here to give my choice but L Ron Hubbard was well ahead of me. Truly one of the great unknown TV series. BTW anybody in UK who is always hearing about Wonderfalls on this site (and hasn't bought/downloaded it) it starts on Sky One this week (possibly tonight), Men I recommend watching it with your partner (if you have one) it gets better as it goes on so don't give up on it.
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I've read the book but never got a chance to see Beau Bridges take on the classic Elmore Leonard character. Oh and Karen Sisco would be nice as well (being in the UK I have no idea if it was actually anything like a Leonard book but they are his characters, was it as good as it sounds?)
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needs to be on DVD now. And I'm talking season boxsets, not these silly ones with 3 or 4 mediocre episodes. Also, start releasing Mighty Morphin Power Rangers in season boxsets as well. Come on, even the most cynical of you will leap for joy when you hear the immortal "Time for REAL Dragonzord power!" again.
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Still waiting.
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Best written sit-com in television history!
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I'm surprised this one isn't out yet.
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People want Ed before Quark??
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Bend at the knee before the power that is LUCAN!
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One season. One package. Many happy consumers.
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and no one cares anymore at all.(except to write snarky comments in blogs and talk back forums)
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Release it now!! Ron Perlman and Linda Hamilton were great in this 80's tv series. Anyone agree?
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July 5, 2005, 8:41 a.m. CST
I second Six Million Dollar man... HURRY before Hollywood ruins
by BurlIvesLeftNut
I also quite enjoyed the Bionic Woman. So much... pathos! Heh.
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Now we just need to get the complete Michael Palin set over to the States--the Brits have it, did we not kick their ass in 1814? How dare we not have this?!?
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I totally agree with the Six-Million Dollar Man DVD. Andre as Bigfoot
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"All this mud wrestling has given us siatica. Siataca! Siataca!"
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"Picket Fences" NEEDS to be released on DVD.
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why does herc even do this column? he should just post a link to tv shows on dvd...
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do you concur foreignerbelt? I concur Hercules.
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Or is this the wrong place to ask?
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Where the Fuck is PARKER LEWIS: Can't Lose? I long for the day
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But Daria and Clone High are some of my favorites. Original X-men Cartoon Pinky and the Brain The Weekenders (man, what an underrated cartoon) Fillmore! (this is a better detective show than Eyes...but its no Veronica Mars...AND IT'S A CARTOON!)
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To lump it in the same category as Veronica Mars should be a crime. Sorry, but Tim Daly cashing in on the Spader antics surrounded by ameturish plot lines and characters barely reads as a show.
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Why is this show not on DVD yet? This was one of the best shows ever. C'mon USA/ScFi, get your heads out of your asses and release it already.
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July 5, 2005, 2:02 p.m. CST
Good stuff, but once again I say... MISFITS OF SCIENCE!!!
by robogeek.com
And how about some old Saturday morning cartoons like Mighty Orbots, Dungeons & Dragons, Kidd Video, Galaxy High, and Spider-man and his Amazing Friends?
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right?
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That excellent 80s-90s Blair Brown dramedy has been on my "crave" list for years now.
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Need to get that show released on DVD, loved that show. Would also like to see SeaQuest released as well. One day hopefully.
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Fantastic mid-90s drama from genius Paul Haggis. CBS committed a terrible crime when it denied us the 10th and final episode.
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Isnt that the porn series about incest?
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are tv gods. Good job on putting MSCL and Relativity on there. Relativity is pretty much my number 1 pick for most needed on dvd because it's never been rerun. The other 3 H/Z shows have been rerun numerous times on cable, but AFAIK Relativity has only seen the light of day once. You should add thirtysomething to your list too. A lot of people seem to hate that show for some reason, but it's actually a bit better than Relativity and MSCL because it actually stayed on the air for a few years. If MSCL had lasted a couple years it'd easily be the best TV show of all time.
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Forgot to mention my second pick after Relativity would be Police Squad! I think it was actually on laserdisc, but I don't think it ever got a dvd release. Maybe I'm just weird, but I think PS! is 100 times better than the Naked Gun movies. PS! was on the same level of quality as Airplane!, but by the time Naked Gun was made, the Zucker's were already at the same level of crappiness they are today. Also, I love Mike White, but Pasadena was pretty mediocre. DH is 100 times as smart and funny as Pasadena was. They're not really even the same genre. DH is a comedy with some soap elements and some really great slice of life type moments. Pasadena was an over the top soap with a little bit of an undercurrent of dark comedy, but not really enough to ever give you a good laugh.
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It is so very nice to find mentions of "The Weekenders", "Fillmore" and especially "Duckman". Also holding out for: "The Angry Beavers", "Fantasy Island" (w/Malcolm McDowell), "Penn and Teller's Sin City Spectacular", "The Chimp Channel", "Animaniacs", "Tiny Toons" and "Weird Science"...to name a few.
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Cheryl's doctor puts sex off-limits until the time is right for conception; Jim eats crow to win a huge account from a blowhard potential client (Tom Arnold).
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Space: Above and Beyond, Witchblade, MTV's Fear, Dark Skies and Brimstone to be released. I'd buy 6 Million Dollar Man and Beauty and the Beast if they came out too. Found out recently that Kindred the Embraced is available on DVD.
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July 5, 2005, 10:54 p.m. CST
We need all of the Disney Afternoon cartoon shows on DVD.
by Osmosis Jones
Gummi Bears, Duck Tales, Chip 'n' Dale's Rescue Rangers, Tale Spin, Darkwing Duck...
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You mean 3.x, don't you? At least that's what the link leads to.
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You mean 3.x, right? Unless 3 and 4 are coming out together like 1 and 2 did...
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Read on the TV On DvD website, that SAAB will be out this summer on DVD from Best Buy exclusively for a couple months then other retailers. No word on any extra features but there is this at least. Truly a show that deserved more then the dreaded Fox Friday Night Massacre's of the 90's such as Briscoe County, Jr. , Vr.5, The Visitor (had promise needed tweeking, hell even Strange Luck wasn't that bad. BTW, when your wife meets Shawn Cassidy in person touring her workplace and the first thing she blurts out is that her Husband Loved American Gothic, is that a good thing? Sure beats the hell out of "You were my first crush when I was 9" don't it? Supposedly doing a new HBO series he is, in the same sort of vein as Gothic? Who knows, just telling what I heard. Ok, return to the TV-DVD wish list postings. Have a good one All.
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Ally McBeal? I'd love to own the first and second seasons on DVD. I can give or take the rest.
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for shame, Herc. I know it has nothing to do with that Joss guy, but it can still be good if it isn't related to the buffyverse, can't it? (I know, you like the teenybopper shows too...)
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Did someone miss it?
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Definitely hope that short lived show gets the DVD call. Still waiting for Strange Luck and Wonderland though...
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This show was killed after 9/11, but I think America is ready to see George threaten to punch Laura in the mouth again.
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July 6, 2005, 10:44 a.m. CST
TALES OF THE GOLDEN MONKEY! POWERS OF MATTHEW STAR! AUTOMAN! STA
by superhero
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Didn't think the first try posted, so I wrote it twice... oh well. Anyway, DarthTaterSalad, I don't see anywhere on tvshowstodvd that SAAB is listed for any release date. It's not even mentioned anywhere I can find.
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I watched most of the show up until the finale which was apparently shown during MNF, which I never watch. I thought it was a great show that needs to be on DVD! Also, I second Parker Lewis Can't Lose.
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did I just pass over it when I was scanning the titles?
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With the exception of Mission: Impossible, what are all of these? Fifteen years old or less? Sgt. Bilko a/k/a The Phil Silvers Show won some British award for best comedy series ever (over such home grown masterpieces as Fawlty Towers). Or how about some of the other espionage series from the 60s: The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Get Smart, It Takes a Thief, Honey West, or my personal favorite, The Wild, Wild West? (I can't believe Baa Baa Black Sheep a/k/a The Black Sheep Squadron made it to DVD before The Wild, Wild West. Or for that matter, that The Munsters hit DVD before The Addams Family.) Where is Ghost Story a/k/a Circle of Fear? The Invaders? (Or any of the more straight "road" series
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"The Real Ghostbusters," and "It's Your Move" just for kicks.
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Your right no date was given in the announcement. Only says this Summer. Date it was posted is 6/12 That's all the info listed currently.
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Fantastic puppet sf from Japan, originally called X-Bomber. At least you can get a pirate version on DVD now, but it deserves a proper release.Gimme.
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And Adventures of Brisco Jr.... Crazy show.
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The STAR TREK ANIMATED SERIES! Why isn't this one out or scheduled for release? Unlike most animated tv knockoffs of that era, the two Star Trek animated seasons at times equalled the quality of TOS. Several of the TOS writers scripted episodes (D.C. Fontanna and David Gerrod, both come to my mind. And also not mentioned: The original HB FANTASTIC FOUR animated series! What ammount of red tape is barring its release? Finally, the long forgotten BEATLES animated series, featuring stories inspired by classic Beatles tunes. They were all tiny proto music videos in their own right. Plus, there was a weekly sing-a-long feature. This should be out!
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A Clone High DVD was announced back in January. Why don't you find out the release date for us Hercules... http://www.corusent.com/corporate/press_room/pressReleaseDetail.asp?id=785
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3 South the second funniest MTV cartoon
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Why wont they put out the remaining seasons UNCUT, and UN EDITED verisons of these two heavyweights!!!!
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To Check out Corner Gas on DVD. Been watching it in syndication here in Canada (missed it when it first ran on CTV) but it is just too funny, even the episodes I've already seen. It's as rewatchable as the Simpsons, IMO. The premise: Popular comedian Brent Butt returns to small town Saskatchewan to portray the life he would have led had he gotten a real job - pumping gas at CORNER GAS
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