TV Series you'd like to see on DVD

SCTV is due out on DVD in the next year, IIRC.

IIRC think the first release will be a compilation, followed by season boxes.
Can't find the link right now, sorry.

 

First season on DVD reportedly arriving inthe next year.

 

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1. How many "seasons" of Beavis and Butt-head" were there? Does that even apply? I take it the Time-Life set is not a complete compilation (nor was the re-called HISTORY set)?

2. Hey, UNDECLARED WAS a good show. Damn FOX, I forgot about that when complaining about the GOOD shows they cancel, only to replace them with crap.

3. Can't the music industry not be bastards to even their sister industries? Jeez, they used the music once, but now we're gonna reem you for it, despite the fact that your movie or show using our songs will probably help sell more albums.

 

More of the old music shows,
Midnight Special, Rock Concert, 9th Street West etc..

 

I'd love to get Jim Croce's "Midnight Special" appearances on DVD!

 

A series no one has ever heard of called "I'm Dickens, Hes Fenster", from 1963 starring John Astin (directly before the Addams Family) and Marty Ingols as Two Not-So-Handy Handymen.


Why isnt this stuff available to download for a reasonable fee?

 

I loved that show

 

Mcow, what do you remember about it? Ive only seen one episode, recorded on a home VTR in very bad black and white quality. It seemed really funny tho.

 

Wonder Years
Freaks And Geeks
Chris Isaak Show
Curb Your Enthusiasm
The White Shadow
James At 13
Fernwood/America 2 Night
Dallas
Miami Vice
The Howard Stern Show(Old WWOR Shows)

 

I remember watching it every week with my parents! I loved it as a child! Another one for the DVD wish list! Someday we'll have all our favorite's to watch when we please! WOW! Who would've thought! Neat!

 

GREEN ACRES

Ed Bishop will back me up on this!

 

I don't remember much except that Fenster (Ingels) was a player and kept a little black book. It was a long time ago (1962) but it made me a John Astin and a Marty Ingels fan for life.

 

I found this site on I'm Dickens He's Fenster if anyone is interested.Dikens, Fenster

 

Thanks Mike! I book marked it...

 

I know others have mentioned it but Miami Vice gets my vote.

 

I'm hoping now that the first season of Rocky & Bullwinkle is being released next month, I really hope they consider releasing the other Jay Ward produced shows like "George Of The Jungle" and one of my personal favorites "Fractured Flickers". The show was hosted by Hans Conried(a.k.a. Fearless Leader on Bullwinkle) and consisted of silent films that had voices dubbed on by Bill Scott, Paul Frees, and June Foray mostly. It didn't last long in it's original run but I got to see that show when it ran on Showtime during the early 80's and it was a scream!!!

 

Gidget
Just the Ten of Us
Bewitched
Hawaii Five-O
Columbo
The Brady Bunch

 

Cheers season 2 (and the remaining seasons)
Taxi
Kung Fu
MacGyver
Quantum Leap
Gunsmoke (maybe some "Best Of" sets)

A good resource for tv shows on dvd:

TV Shows On DVD

 

Matt, Thanks for the link.

 

I'd really like to see Dr Katz - Professional Therapist put out on DVD. Comedy Central is starting to release DVD's so maybe there is hope. I picked up the best of Insomniac with Dave Attell and was very pleased.

Best,
Aaron

 

Two that nobody has mentioned yet:

Combat! (RIP Vic Morrow)
Then Came Bronson

Peace-
Norm

 

Nice vinyl! Found a nearly unplayed copy locally several years ago for $25, replacing a "well loved" mono. A couple years later, BMG Spain put out a reissue...in a very poor mono version. The theme was penned by Count Basie.

The series itself was before my time. I think it was back in the daze of Peter Gunn mania.