Name your 5 titles of movies, etc. made for *TV* that you want on DVD.
 

There are so many great movies, concerts and pilots for failed series made for TV, but have not made it to DVD.

Legend: N = Didn't make it to Vhs yet, besides DVD.

1. Goliath Awaits 1981 made for Life Time
2. Fear No Evil 1969 big name cast N
3. Helter Skelter 1976 N
4. The Bermuda Depths 1978 Rankin & Bass
5. Search~starring Burgess Meredith N

What do you want on DVD from a failed or made TV series pilot, Concert or movie made for TV? :)

1. Principal Takes a Holiday
2. My Date With The President's Daughter
3. Saved By The Bell: Wedding in Las Vegas
4. Saved By The Bell: Hawaiian Style
5. The Growing Pains Movie

Rich Man, Poor Man.

Never released in any video format.

Day of the Triffids (1981)
Chiefs (1983)
Harrison Bergeron (1995)
Dark Night of the Scarecrow (1981)
The Quatermass minis from BBC

The Thorn Birds
The Thorn Birds: The Missing Years
Captain and Kings
North and South Book 1
North and South Book 2

Adam
The Ricky Bell Story
The Day After

That's all I can't think of, so I'll add two aired-only-once anniversary shows:

Saturday Night Live 15th Anniversary Special from 1990
Conan O' Brien 5th Anniversary Special from 1998

The one that immediately leaps to mind is Pursuit (1972), directed by Michael Crichton and based on his book "Binary" (written under the pseudonym "John Lange"). It stars E G Marshall, Ben Gazzara and Martin Sheen and has a Jerry Goldsmith score. AND it's about a terrorist playing a clever and exciting cat-and-mouse game with an agent while his threat is to release a deadly gas into the atmosphere around the Democratic National Convention (or perhaps Republican, I can't recall) being held in California... so it's pretty topical too!

Originally aired on ABC, I have it taped off a late-night broadcast from around 1987.

Anchor Bay, are you listening? You released the Kolchak movies, which were also ABC Television properties...

It's a GREAT movie.

1. Bang Bang Your Dead - Showtime
2. Carrie - 2002 - Made For TV Release
3. Saved By The Bell - Wedding
4. Saved By The Bell - Hawian Style
Thats All I can think of

I can only think of one right now

1) Deadly Game - USA Movie with Michael Beck

1. The Girl Most Likely To...
2. 12:01
3. Malice in Wonderland (a.k.a. The Rumor Mill)
4. The Late Shift
5. Alexander: The Other Side of Dawn

North & South Book I
North & South Book II
Heaven & Hell: North & South Book III

Live from Death Row

6. Pirates of Silicon Valley

Caught On Camera
Extreme Worlds Records
Heavens Gate:Culticide in California
Life Against Death
Man Against Nature

Flowers for Algernon (Matthew Modine)
Billionaire Boys Club
The Ewok Adventure (OK, not really)

no love for Elvis? no John Carpenter collection can be complete without it. Kurt Russell does a great job as the king. so thats all I want.....Elvis!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'll second
Elvis, Rich Man/Poor Man and Dark Night of the Scarecrow.

Also:

Boys Next Door

Grapes Of Wrath

I'll third "Elvis". I haven't seen it for about 8 years now. Kurt Russell was amazing as the King.

1. The Scarlet Pimpernel (1988 - Made-for-television film (originally aired on CBS), starring Anthony Andrews, Jane Seymour and Sir Ian McKellen.)

2. 12:01 (1993 - Based on a story by Richard Lupoff (a short filmization of the same story earned an Oscar nomination for 1990), 12:01 centers on a scientific researcher who discovers that the world has become somehow trapped in a strange time warp that causes the same 24-hour period to repeat itself. During the course of that endlessly repeated day, Thompson, the only one who seems to be aware of what's happening, must somehow figure out how to put time back on its normal course and solve the murder of his new lover.)

3. The Day After (1983 - A peaceful Midwestern city attempts to recover after it is destroyed by a nuclear missile strike in this powerful and deeply disturbing testament to the folly of pro-military hawks who believed that annihilation was a justifiable means of attaining power and control. The Day After originally aired on network television. At the end of the broadcast, many stations offered teams of counselors staffing 800 telephone numbers to help distraught viewers calm down.)

Miami Vice 1 & 2, 1984 and 1985
Kung Fu~The Pilot~1972
Sandcastles~1972
Kojak: The Belarus File~1985
The Promise~1978

Centennial and Chiefs

Yes! The first movie I thought of when seeing this topic.

I do have the laserdisc though.:)

Dark Night of the Scarecrow
KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park
Don't Go To Sleep
Poison Ivy (Michael J. Fox and Nancy McKeon)

Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!