Dr. Who was not filmed in HD until the Tennant specials so previous seasons are not likely to be upgraded to blu .

That didn't stop the producers of "Farscape". ...Plus the Tennant & Eccleston Who's look just fine on broadcast HD so, if it's all the same, I may still pass on these deals in favour of potential/hopeful blu releases.

$16.99 each
Animaniacs Vol. 1, 3
Pinky and the Brain Vol. 1, 3

No Vol. 2's for some reason.

Ten disc, 40 episodes set called The Best of The Naked City for $18 or $19 not sure. Do know it was under $20.
http://www.amazon.com/Best-Naked-Cit...+of+Naked+City

They also had several of the 100 film public domain sets such as sci fi, westerns, and horror for $17 each.

Actually, you can do an HD transfer of anything that was originally filmed, although how much detail it's its capable of will depend on the elements and their condition (16mm vs. 35mm, etc.). Videotape, which was the original medium for most older BBC shows, never had the resolution of film, and there is only so much you can do with it.

My Costco had "Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer: The Complete Series Starring Darren McGavin" and the "The Honeymooners - Classic 39 Episodes" one was 22.99 and the other was less like 19.99 or 16.99, I really can not remember right now.

The revival of Dr Who does not use 16mm or 35mm film. It is recorded digitally. Same way Farscape was recorded. Farscape was released in HD but it was not true HD. The pal masters which have more resolution than NTSC were used. You would have to ask someone who has both the DVD and blu ray versions of Farscape whether there is significant difference between the two when using a blu ray player to view both.

As far as the Honeymooners set mentioned above, it was $19.99 at costco.

All seasons of Mad Men are 14.99 each

All seasons of Lost $12.99 each.

On another note my favorite bargain, $1.50 hot dog has changed again. First no longer Hebrew National hot dogs, now the fountain service is no longer Coke. It's Pepsi ugh. I know many people prefer Pepsi and will be happy about this change. I am not. Oh well nothing lasts forever and they still have Coke machines but of course you have to pay for that.

It's been non Hebrew National hot dogs and Pepsi at my Costco for nearly three to four years now.

Same with the Costco's here in Washington also.

I guess the soda contract expires at different times in different states. I was lucky to have coke as long as I did.

$7.99 From Universal - Not Public Domain.

Classic Westerns: 10 Movie Collection includes When the Daltons Rode / Texas Rangers Ride Again / The Spoilers (1942) / The Virginian (1946) / Albuquerque / Whispering Smith / Comanche Territory / Sierra / Kansas Raiders and Tomahawk.

Pepsi sucks!

Many of the Warner Signature Collections are back (perhaps for Father's Day I guess). Saw:
Gary Cooper
Cary Grant (Warner, not Columbia which Costco also carried sometime ago)
Bogie and Bacall
Clark Gable
Marlon Brando Collection

$14.99 each

Saw some side by side double packs of TLC types of shows. Chasing Classic Cars seasons 1 & 2 for example. However, they didn't seem to have much left. Has anyone seen any other shows, specifically Overhaulin'?

Two decent bargains this week: the new Lone Ranger Collector's Edition (list price $199, Amazon price $150) for $99.99; and The Three Stooges Ultimate Collection for $44.99.

I'm still seeing that in Best Buy stores for $39.99.

It's on sale starting today (6/9) and ending on Saturday (6/15) at Best Buy...pretty good deal.

Thanks I Picked Up The Gary Cooper Set!

I Only Wanted The Set For "Sergeant York" (1941) & "The Fountainhead" (1949) Though!

Was in Costco on Sunday and picked up the Daniel Craig Bond collection on Blu Ray for $30. Seemed like a pretty good deal.

Dang, reading through some of this thread I realize I never saw the McGavin Mike Hammer set here. Would have liked to picked that up.

Anyway, saw seasons 1-4 of 30 Rock for $6.99 each.

Saw the Fox sets for Tyrone Power, Ford at Fox Essential, Clark Gable, and Bette Davis for $10.99 each. Same price and sets they had last holiday season.

For $ 9.99 each from Universal.

Marx Bros 5 film set
Hope and Crosby 4 Road film set
Don Knots 4 film set
Doris Day Rock Hudson 3 film set

Mama's Family Season 1 and Season 2 Combo Pack. Both seasons together in one package for $24.99.
These are the new Time Life sets. Says original broadcast version. Extras include sketches from Carol Burnett Show and the TV movie " Eunice. "