HBO Shows Not on DVD
09-21-03 | 11:30 PM
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HBO Shows Not on DVD
I got to thinking with the Tales from the Crypt post thread about other HBO shows not yet on dvd. Heres the ones i could think of. Also is Larry Sanders Season 2 coming ????
The Hitchiker
Dream On
Tales From the Crypt
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The Hitchiker
Dream On
Tales From the Crypt
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09-22-03 | 12:43 AM
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I know that season one was released, but we really need the succseding episodes of The Larry Sanders Show. At this point, I'd settle for one or two BEST OF DVDs.
09-22-03 | 07:27 AM
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From: Kentucky, USA
Other unreleased HBO shows:
The Edge (3-episode series)
Cosmic Slop
Strangers
My votes:
* Hardcore TV (so obscure, not even listed on IMDB). Really liked the Bob Ross "Joy of Painting" parodies, didn't care so much for Fly Fishin' Jam, though.
* The Hitchhiker (the HBO seasons only, and prefer the ORIGINAL version of the first three episodes get released, that had Nicholas Campbell as the Hitchhiker instead of the syndications that had all his stuff re-shot with Page Fletcher).
* Dream On
The person in the other thread is right about HBO's attitude, though. If the show hasn't been on in the past 3-4 years, HBO seems to pretend it never existed. With all of their different channels, you'd think there would be an outlet at least for reruns of Crypt and Dream On (why couldn't Dream On run on HBO Comedy), if not the other shows.
If it hasn't won an Emmy, they just don't want to know.
The Edge (3-episode series)
Cosmic Slop
Strangers
My votes:
* Hardcore TV (so obscure, not even listed on IMDB). Really liked the Bob Ross "Joy of Painting" parodies, didn't care so much for Fly Fishin' Jam, though.
* The Hitchhiker (the HBO seasons only, and prefer the ORIGINAL version of the first three episodes get released, that had Nicholas Campbell as the Hitchhiker instead of the syndications that had all his stuff re-shot with Page Fletcher).
* Dream On
The person in the other thread is right about HBO's attitude, though. If the show hasn't been on in the past 3-4 years, HBO seems to pretend it never existed. With all of their different channels, you'd think there would be an outlet at least for reruns of Crypt and Dream On (why couldn't Dream On run on HBO Comedy), if not the other shows.
If it hasn't won an Emmy, they just don't want to know.
09-22-03 | 07:59 AM
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Originally posted by auntiewinnie
I want The High Life. And the rest of The Larry Sanders Show.
I want The High Life. And the rest of The Larry Sanders Show.
09-22-03 | 08:19 AM
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From: The Living Room on the Couch
Originally posted by funkymonk
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Mind Of The Married Man
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Mind Of The Married Man
09-22-03 | 10:23 AM
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Originally posted by DonnachaOne
If this is the same The High Life about scottish flight attendants, that's available in r2.
If this is the same The High Life about scottish flight attendants, that's available in r2.
09-22-03 | 11:38 AM
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Besides Curb Your Enthusiasm, I'd love to have K Street on DVD. It's brilliantly fascinating. A nice break from the constant stream of monotony on television these days.
09-22-03 | 12:06 PM
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Originally posted by mythmaker18
My votes:
* Hardcore TV (so obscure, not even listed on IMDB). Really liked the Bob Ross "Joy of Painting" parodies, didn't care so much for Fly Fishin' Jam, though.
* The Hitchhiker (the HBO seasons only, and prefer the ORIGINAL version of the first three episodes get released, that had Nicholas Campbell as the Hitchhiker instead of the syndications that had all his stuff re-shot with Page Fletcher).
* Dream On
The person in the other thread is right about HBO's attitude, though. If the show hasn't been on in the past 3-4 years, HBO seems to pretend it never existed. With all of their different channels, you'd think there would be an outlet at least for reruns of Crypt and Dream On (why couldn't Dream On run on HBO Comedy), if not the other shows.
If it hasn't won an Emmy, they just don't want to know.
My votes:
* Hardcore TV (so obscure, not even listed on IMDB). Really liked the Bob Ross "Joy of Painting" parodies, didn't care so much for Fly Fishin' Jam, though.
* The Hitchhiker (the HBO seasons only, and prefer the ORIGINAL version of the first three episodes get released, that had Nicholas Campbell as the Hitchhiker instead of the syndications that had all his stuff re-shot with Page Fletcher).
* Dream On
The person in the other thread is right about HBO's attitude, though. If the show hasn't been on in the past 3-4 years, HBO seems to pretend it never existed. With all of their different channels, you'd think there would be an outlet at least for reruns of Crypt and Dream On (why couldn't Dream On run on HBO Comedy), if not the other shows.
If it hasn't won an Emmy, they just don't want to know.
Man, I used to love HardCore TV, I have a few episodes that I videotaped of this, underrated stuff!
09-22-03 | 12:10 PM
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From: Danville, CA
Originally posted by Numanoid
This thread brings back the memories. HBO really needs to add an HBO Classics channel.
This thread brings back the memories. HBO really needs to add an HBO Classics channel.
09-22-03 | 01:06 PM
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From: UK
"IGNFF: So they should re-launch next year with the L.A. years, when he moves out to be a development executive.
DEMETRAL: Right... you know, a lot of people have talked about a reunion for that, and we're putting the show on DVD. I'd love to do that, I think that'd be really cool. We were really lucky to have such a good staff of writers, and lucky to have just a fantastic group of actors on it. I mean, Brian and Wendy and Dorien and Denny are just fantastic, and to be a 12-year-old actor just breaking in, and to learn under that foursome, was just absolutely fantastic"
http://filmforce.ign.com/articles/385/385017p1.html
Maybe this will get a dvd release.
Hope so.
DEMETRAL: Right... you know, a lot of people have talked about a reunion for that, and we're putting the show on DVD. I'd love to do that, I think that'd be really cool. We were really lucky to have such a good staff of writers, and lucky to have just a fantastic group of actors on it. I mean, Brian and Wendy and Dorien and Denny are just fantastic, and to be a 12-year-old actor just breaking in, and to learn under that foursome, was just absolutely fantastic"
http://filmforce.ign.com/articles/385/385017p1.html
Maybe this will get a dvd release.
Hope so.
09-22-03 | 01:10 PM
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Originally posted by DeputyDave
OZ!!!!!!! I have seasons 1 and 2 and from what I understand they do not intend to release anymore (due to sales, I think).
OZ!!!!!!! I have seasons 1 and 2 and from what I understand they do not intend to release anymore (due to sales, I think).
Rob
09-22-03 | 02:12 PM
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* Hardcore TV (so obscure, not even listed on IMDB). Really liked the Bob Ross "Joy of Painting" parodies, didn't care so much for Fly Fishin' Jam, though.
I LOVED that show!!
