Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Due 10.04.05
07-21-05, 05:49 PM
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Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Due 10.04.05
Universal Studios Home Entertainment will release Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Season One on October 4th. The set will include thrirty-nine episodes presented in fully remastered fullscreen transfers and Dolby Digital mono tracks. The sole bonus material is the newly produced "Alfred Hitchcock Presents: A Look Back" featurette.
Retail pricing and disc counts will be announced soon.
Retail pricing and disc counts will be announced soon.
07-21-05, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike Lowrey
Well, let's see which one of these gets locked first.
07-21-05, 06:58 PM
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This is really good news. I had posted just a day or two before that this is one of my desired box sets. I've been enquiring about this for years. Now if I can only afford it and the additional 9 seasons that followed it!!!
Actually AHP lasted 7 seasons of 30 minute episodes. It was then expanded to 1-hour episodes for an additional 3 seasons and called The Alfred Hitchcock Hour.
This show was a regular in my house when I was growing up.
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Actually AHP lasted 7 seasons of 30 minute episodes. It was then expanded to 1-hour episodes for an additional 3 seasons and called The Alfred Hitchcock Hour.
This show was a regular in my house when I was growing up.
BobB
07-21-05, 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Gojira69
This is really good news. I had posted just a day or two before that this is one of my desired box sets. I've been enquiring about this for years. Now if I can only afford it and the additional 9 seasons that followed it!!!
Actually AHP lasted 7 seasons of 30 minute episodes. It was then expanded to 1-hour episodes for an additional 3 seasons and called The Alfred Hitchcock Hour.
This show was a regular in my house when I was growing up.
BobB
Actually AHP lasted 7 seasons of 30 minute episodes. It was then expanded to 1-hour episodes for an additional 3 seasons and called The Alfred Hitchcock Hour.
This show was a regular in my house when I was growing up.
BobB
Nice to see it finally being released on DVD.
I don't care about extras... just give me a high quality transfer of uncut episodes and I'll be happy.
07-21-05, 07:35 PM
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he directed 17 of the half hour episodes which were previously available through buying the hitchcock box sets from universal...he also did 2 hour long tv movie episodes. of course all of these were spread out over several years.
his bumpers alone are great though
his bumpers alone are great though
07-21-05, 08:07 PM
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Great news! I've had a lot of these taped off syndicated (read: trimmed) broadcasts from several years ago, and it will be a pleasure to dump those tapes.
(Also, notice that this has 39 episodes: that was the norm back then for regular shows, and the actual content for a half-hour show was about 25 minutes. Nowadays a regular half-hour show runs about 21 minutes and has maybe as many as 26 episodes.)
(Also, notice that this has 39 episodes: that was the norm back then for regular shows, and the actual content for a half-hour show was about 25 minutes. Nowadays a regular half-hour show runs about 21 minutes and has maybe as many as 26 episodes.)
07-22-05, 12:35 AM
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Amazing news! I'm loving Univeral at the moment, not only do we get their two sets they finally got Fox to get off their ass w/ Lifeboat. October will be a wicked month 
07-22-05, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by mikeporter
Great news!! tvshowsondvd is reporting a 3 disc set, digipack packaging with slip-sleeve, carrying a suggested retail price of $39.98.