Paramount releasing Classic Nickelodeon shows to DVD - in Season Sets!
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Paramount releasing Classic Nickelodeon shows to DVD - in Season Sets!
http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=2895
The Clarissa Explains It All - Season 1 compilation in May will be on 2 DVDs, and run 328 minutes for 13 episodes. Paramount Home Entertainment will distribute this title. If this set is successful, we hope it will lead to further "Rewind Collection" releases for many of the other Nick shows named above. Stay tuned, and we'll let you know.
OH MY GOD - YES!
Could The Adventures of Pete and Pete and Salute Your Shorts be next?
The Clarissa Explains It All - Season 1 compilation in May will be on 2 DVDs, and run 328 minutes for 13 episodes. Paramount Home Entertainment will distribute this title. If this set is successful, we hope it will lead to further "Rewind Collection" releases for many of the other Nick shows named above. Stay tuned, and we'll let you know.
Could The Adventures of Pete and Pete and Salute Your Shorts be next?
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Haha amazing, in December, there was a thread on HTF about "TV on DVD in 2005 Predictions", mine were "Salute Your Shorts," "Clarissa..." and "Hey Dude." Some dreams do come true haha
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I would die for Hey Dude on DVD (Did I just say that?)
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Count me as another vote for Fifteen.
Probably rent Clarissa, but it was kinda 'unmemorable' for me, but I did enjoy reveling in the pre-teen angst of Fifteen.
Never watched the Petes or Salute.
And maybe I'm dating myself, but when I read 'classic Nick shows' I was thinking Pinwheel, Dangermouse, Today's Special, YCDToTV. Not sure how 'classic' they are, but that's the time frame that 'classic' brings to mind.
Probably rent Clarissa, but it was kinda 'unmemorable' for me, but I did enjoy reveling in the pre-teen angst of Fifteen.
Never watched the Petes or Salute.
And maybe I'm dating myself, but when I read 'classic Nick shows' I was thinking Pinwheel, Dangermouse, Today's Special, YCDToTV. Not sure how 'classic' they are, but that's the time frame that 'classic' brings to mind.
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Originally Posted by dtcarson
And maybe I'm dating myself, but when I read 'classic Nick shows' I was thinking Pinwheel, Dangermouse, Today's Special, YCDToTV. Not sure how 'classic' they are, but that's the time frame that 'classic' brings to mind.
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Originally Posted by digitalfreaknyc
ummm...i can't believe you're mentioning THIS as a classic Nickelodeon show.
"You Can't Do That On Television."
Now, THAT is classic.
"You Can't Do That On Television."
Now, THAT is classic.
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Clarissa doesn't do it for me, but I'm extremely delighted that they're putting the show out on DVD.
Now if the following were to be released... WATCH OUT!
Now if the following were to be released... WATCH OUT!
- Pete and Pete
- Roundhouse
- Salute Your Shorts
- Are You Afraid of the Dark?
- Tomorrow People
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Last I checked, Nickelodeon had royalty issues with You Can't Do That On Television.
Roundhouse would be great because all of the music was written and performed by the cast.
Roundhouse would be great because all of the music was written and performed by the cast.
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Originally Posted by El-Kabong
DANGER MOUSE! DANGER MOUSE! DANGER MOUSE! DANGER MOUSE!
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Originally Posted by dullboy
I would love to have some Pinwheel seasons for my future children to grow up with. Those obscure little cartoons they showed were pure gems.
Great stuff.
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I liked Doug too, before it became 'Disney's Doug.'
But that's a good point, for a while [and possibly to an extent still] there Rugrats was a total cash cow, I'm surprised they didn't just chuck out some sets. [They may have released some single-ep sets, I don't keep up.]
But that's a good point, for a while [and possibly to an extent still] there Rugrats was a total cash cow, I'm surprised they didn't just chuck out some sets. [They may have released some single-ep sets, I don't keep up.]