The Love Boat....anytime ever?
09-14-04, 11:49 PM
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Originally posted by indycohiba
Can't see this one coming out too soon. I loved it when it was on, but after watching an episode recently, it has not aged well.
Can't see this one coming out too soon. I loved it when it was on, but after watching an episode recently, it has not aged well.
A great "who's who" of older generation stars. Granted the 70's fashions are a give-away, but it's still a fun show.
09-15-04, 03:42 PM
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If wretched stuff like PUNKY BREWSTER and SAVED BY THE BELL can be on DVD, I can't see why some sort of LOVE BOAT release wouldn't eventually be released.
Being dated really has no bearing on whether or not a show will sell on DVD, or if it is entertaining or not. PUNKY and SAVED are already far more dated than THE LOVE BOAT, even though they came later.
Being dated really has no bearing on whether or not a show will sell on DVD, or if it is entertaining or not. PUNKY and SAVED are already far more dated than THE LOVE BOAT, even though they came later.
09-15-04, 05:44 PM
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I would pick up The Love Boat in a heartbeat. Hope it comes out eventually.
Be sure to vote for it at www.tvshowsondvd.com
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09-16-04, 07:24 PM
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It might be dependant on how well the sets of Green Acres, Dallas, Charlie's Angels and the rest of the released "retro" shows are doing. I've never seen the Love Boat myself but I think the fanbase is big enough for it, I've certainly seen a ton of references to it in all facets of pop culture (sketch shows, commercials, etc etc) I'd take a bet on two years for this show, provided that older TV show sets are selling well.
09-16-04, 07:33 PM
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Originally posted by SideShow
It might be dependant on how well the sets of Green Acres, Dallas, Charlie's Angels and the rest of the released "retro" shows are doing. I've never seen the Love Boat myself but I think the fanbase is big enough for it, I've certainly seen a ton of references to it in all facets of pop culture (sketch shows, commercials, etc etc) I'd take a bet on two years for this show, provided that older TV show sets are selling well.
It might be dependant on how well the sets of Green Acres, Dallas, Charlie's Angels and the rest of the released "retro" shows are doing. I've never seen the Love Boat myself but I think the fanbase is big enough for it, I've certainly seen a ton of references to it in all facets of pop culture (sketch shows, commercials, etc etc) I'd take a bet on two years for this show, provided that older TV show sets are selling well.
I just hope they release all seasons of Magnum P.I. and eventually release Rockford.
