What classic TV show would you like to see on DVD or Blu-ray?

That's I've been wanting to see and happen is a Don Kirshner's Rock Concert box set on SD Blu Ray.Back in the Seventies ,those television shows hadbeen broadcasted in mono,I also read that Rock Concert was recorded in both mono and stereo.It would be really cool if the stereo sound that was recorded would be presented in DTS in the box set,but it still needs a release date.The picture that was captured on videotape to me looks clear and almost in high def.

 

B l u R a y
All Emma Peel/Avengers
B&W & Color.

 

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-Avengers-Season-5-Blu-ray/111266/

 

Yeah. Getting this.
The kinky (season 4 )
B&W is welcome as well.

 

Ainother vote for Fernwood 2Night. I used to rush home every night to watch it in those pre-VCR days.

 

The Gong Show

 

Not the whole series, but more Chico And The Man. The mini-DVD was just a tease!

 

I'd love to see the complete Lost in Space series on Blu-ray.

 

Commando Cody!

About as likely as me hitting the lottery, though.

 

When Things Were Rotten (the Robin Hood spoof, funny as hell!)
Vengeance Unlimited

 

Head of the Class

 

The Monkees remastered on blu with alternate song choices. I Love Lucy series finished on blu. Uncut Starsky & Hutch on blu. Full releases of The Adventures of Pete & Pete, Clarissa Explains it All, Salute Your Shorts, the Secret World of Alex Mack and Doug (nice non-boot release)

 

But would you watch it more than once?

I still rember the excitement the day it was on. The next day everybody was saying how horrible it was.

 

The rest of "Perfect Strangers."

 

Cimarron strip

 

I've said it before, I will say it again - The John Larroquette Show and specifically the hilarious first season. I think it's legend as to how to handle dark comedy. My apologies if it's already been mentioned.

 

Century City (Ioan Gruffudd series), all nine episodes (only 4 aired in the US before the show was cancelled). I know it's not likely to happen, but a girl can dream...

 

Good picks. Seasons one and two of Pete & Pete were released on DVD. From what the show's creators have said in interviews, season three was manufactured several years ago and has literally just been sitting in a warehouse somewhere ever since! It wasn't clear why. Dwindling sales? Rights issues? Crazy.

 

Seeing Things, the classic Canadian mystery series. Starred Louis Del Grande as a psychic reporter. I thought the scripts were just about as witty as I've ever seen. Very quirky and funny, but also could be terrifying at times. Why it is unavailable is almost as big a mystery.

 

I loved that show when it was on. I remember how shocking it was when the second season started and the entire set had been repainted, the hooker character ran the newsstand (?), and it took place in the daytime.

 

Release the rest of Picket Fences. Only the first season has been released.

 

Frank's Place

 

"In Concert" on ABC, '72-'75.

 

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