Vote for your top 5 TV shows you want FOX to release on DVD!
09-08-03, 06:47 PM
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I'm a dumbass, so make sure you put 1 for your favorite, and 5 for your least favorite.
I totally agree with the Brisco County Jr. comment. Furthermore, where's Keen Eddie on that list??!!
I totally agree with the Brisco County Jr. comment. Furthermore, where's Keen Eddie on that list??!!
09-08-03, 07:06 PM
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Originally posted by Brain Stew
Why aren't more people voting for Titus? I thought it was a great show.
Why aren't more people voting for Titus? I thought it was a great show.
I think I was that 1.88.
Originally posted by Superman07
Furthermore, where's Keen Eddie on that list??!!
Furthermore, where's Keen Eddie on that list??!!
Right...?
09-08-03, 07:25 PM
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Originally posted by Rogue588
why is the Simpsons on there..?
why is the Simpsons on there..?
09-08-03, 08:26 PM
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Wonder Years is all I wanted. Well, The Simpsons is already coming, so that'd seem like kind of a wasted vote to me.
Thanks for posting this. I'd LOVE Wonder Years sets with the original music. Had no idea FOX had the rights, but I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who wants it.
Thanks for posting this. I'd LOVE Wonder Years sets with the original music. Had no idea FOX had the rights, but I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who wants it.
09-08-03, 09:01 PM
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Nothing personal, but I'm really amazed at all the love for the Wonder Years. I didn't think it was all that back then, and I surely don't now.
Did it really touch all of you in a special way??
My number one was Greg the Bunny, with Titus, Ally, Simpsons and Picket Fences.
Did it really touch all of you in a special way??
My number one was Greg the Bunny, with Titus, Ally, Simpsons and Picket Fences.
09-08-03, 09:22 PM
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Originally posted by milo bloom
Nothing personal, but I'm really amazed at all the love for the Wonder Years. I didn't think it was all that back then, and I surely don't now.
Did it really touch all of you in a special way??
My number one was Greg the Bunny, with Titus, Ally, Simpsons and Picket Fences.
Nothing personal, but I'm really amazed at all the love for the Wonder Years. I didn't think it was all that back then, and I surely don't now.
Did it really touch all of you in a special way??
My number one was Greg the Bunny, with Titus, Ally, Simpsons and Picket Fences.
09-08-03, 09:42 PM
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I voted:
1. Millenium
2. Roswell
3. The Tracey Ulman Show
4. Reality TV Programming (no idea what for, but I think it should be available as a general concept)
5. The Simpsons
1. Millenium
2. Roswell
3. The Tracey Ulman Show
4. Reality TV Programming (no idea what for, but I think it should be available as a general concept)
5. The Simpsons
09-08-03, 10:10 PM
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I swear there is something going on with the voting. every time I check the votes the numbers are totally different. example: Millennium was up to 18.2 then a few minutes later it was down to 11.2. and The Wonder Years has been all over the place too.
09-08-03, 10:48 PM
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1. Millennium--okay, people seem to have spelling issues with this word, but I loved this creepy, supernatural, serial-killer series. Love that dancing demon baby!
2. Picket Fences--I think it's David E. Kelley's best series (plus I have a hetero-crush on Holly Marie Combs).
3. Ally McBeal--it turned to crap in its last year, but the first three years are pretty good. Love that dancing baby!
4. The Wonder Years--even though I couldn't stand Kevin's family (especially his oafish dad) or Winnie, I'd love to be able to rent possible DVD sets (with the music intact)
5. The Lone Gunmen--maybe after the X-Files is finished on DVD?
2. Picket Fences--I think it's David E. Kelley's best series (plus I have a hetero-crush on Holly Marie Combs).
3. Ally McBeal--it turned to crap in its last year, but the first three years are pretty good. Love that dancing baby!
4. The Wonder Years--even though I couldn't stand Kevin's family (especially his oafish dad) or Winnie, I'd love to be able to rent possible DVD sets (with the music intact)
5. The Lone Gunmen--maybe after the X-Files is finished on DVD?
09-08-03, 11:29 PM
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Originally posted by scottp120
1. Parker Lewis Can't Lose
2. Undeclared
3. Grounded For Life
4. Titus
5. Can't think of one right now
1. Parker Lewis Can't Lose
2. Undeclared
3. Grounded For Life
4. Titus
5. Can't think of one right now
09-09-03, 12:31 AM
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Awesome Fox Poll!!! Like i've said before these Polls are So Great. And it looks like they finally getting the picture. I can't wait for an NBC Poll or A Disney Poll!!! First Some of the Best Cartoons and Now This. I'm so glad i own a DVD Player. What a Great Last few Days.
I Voted for Millenium & Titus. Millenium being my favourite but Titus was hillarious and deserves a dvd.
But i have a question for Fox. Why no Brimstone, Keen Eddie, Mad TV, That 70s Show, Grounded For Life or Profit? I never saw Profit but i hear its so dark and wonderfully great. I think i'd pick it up like that.
I Voted for Millenium & Titus. Millenium being my favourite but Titus was hillarious and deserves a dvd.
But i have a question for Fox. Why no Brimstone, Keen Eddie, Mad TV, That 70s Show, Grounded For Life or Profit? I never saw Profit but i hear its so dark and wonderfully great. I think i'd pick it up like that.
09-09-03, 01:25 AM
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ok, so it's not on the list......but does anyone remember the show Action that Fox (at least I think it was Fox) aired in 1999 (well aired a few episodes before canning it)?? That show was damn funny. I wish I could see it again.........on dvd. I just thought of that show the other day and started hoping against hope it might be on dvd some day.
09-09-03, 04:36 AM
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Originally posted by Morvern Callar
1. Millennium--okay, people seem to have spelling issues with this word, but I loved this creepy, supernatural, serial-killer series. Love that dancing demon baby!
1. Millennium--okay, people seem to have spelling issues with this word, but I loved this creepy, supernatural, serial-killer series. Love that dancing demon baby!
PLEASE vote for Millennium & The Lone Gunman!!!
09-09-03, 05:21 AM
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Millennium
The Lone Gunmen
That's all.
Who owns the rights to 'Wonder Woman' and 'Batman'? I'd like those on DVD.
Oh and where is the show 'M.A.N.T.I.S'? I know FOX had the rights to that, as I remember when it aired on Fox. I loved it, even though it was short lived. Bah!!!!!
The Lone Gunmen
That's all.
Who owns the rights to 'Wonder Woman' and 'Batman'? I'd like those on DVD.
Oh and where is the show 'M.A.N.T.I.S'? I know FOX had the rights to that, as I remember when it aired on Fox. I loved it, even though it was short lived. Bah!!!!!