Single Season Shows that need DVD
07-13-04, 05:41 AM
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Originally posted by reservoirdog
Dinosaurs. The puppet thing. I think it only lasted a year. I loved it.
Dinosaurs. The puppet thing. I think it only lasted a year. I loved it.
07-13-04, 06:03 AM
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I got into Fastlane late. It was a really fun show. I would like to see that.
The main show I'm waiting for, begging for, hoping for, praying for is Space Above and Beyond. If this came out I would be happy forever.
The main show I'm waiting for, begging for, hoping for, praying for is Space Above and Beyond. If this came out I would be happy forever.
07-13-04, 08:12 AM
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Parker Lewis Can't Lose. I think this was only a season long.
Parker Lewis Can't Lose. I think this was only a season long.
Regardless, there was someone selling DVDs of it on ebay that I've been considering...
-jason
07-13-04, 11:17 AM
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It's already been mentioned but I'd really like to see Snoops in a box set
I'd also like to see NBC's the Single Guy in a box set (although I think it lasted 2 seasons)
I'd also like to see NBC's the Single Guy in a box set (although I think it lasted 2 seasons)
07-13-04, 01:06 PM
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I agree with John Doe and would like to add the show Miracles with Skeech Urlich (sp?)
Found someone with the John Doe series recorded on VCD but would love to have some closer on that series.
Found someone with the John Doe series recorded on VCD but would love to have some closer on that series.
07-13-04, 01:27 PM
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There are a lot of really great suggestions here, many of which I would buy on DVD.
No one mentioned four of my favorites. Am I alone in my undying appreciation of....
COVINGTON CROSS
WIZARDS AND WARRIORS
CROSSBOW: THE LEGEND OF WILLIAM TELL
ROBIN OF SHERWOOD (okay, this was on 2 or 3 seasons but there is still only about a dozen or so episodes, I think).
No one mentioned four of my favorites. Am I alone in my undying appreciation of....
COVINGTON CROSS
WIZARDS AND WARRIORS
CROSSBOW: THE LEGEND OF WILLIAM TELL
ROBIN OF SHERWOOD (okay, this was on 2 or 3 seasons but there is still only about a dozen or so episodes, I think).
07-13-04, 10:20 PM
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Some more votes for:
American Gothic
Profit
The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.
Lucky
I haven't seen this mentioned already, so maybe it is coming out on dvd, but I've totally become obsessed with Keen Eddie when it re-aired on Bravo recently and would love to get a set of that show.
American Gothic
Profit
The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.
Lucky
I haven't seen this mentioned already, so maybe it is coming out on dvd, but I've totally become obsessed with Keen Eddie when it re-aired on Bravo recently and would love to get a set of that show.
07-13-04, 11:22 PM
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Doctor, Doctor & Shakey Ground (Matt Frewer at his insaneness)
Greg the Bunny (with the unaired eps)
Jack of all Trades (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
Tremors: The Series (if for no other reason than Rosalita in the skin-tight, wet t-shirt with noting else underneath)
Greg the Bunny (with the unaired eps)
Jack of all Trades (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
Tremors: The Series (if for no other reason than Rosalita in the skin-tight, wet t-shirt with noting else underneath)
07-13-04, 11:23 PM
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Originally posted by SiberianLlama
I haven't seen this mentioned already, so maybe it is coming out on dvd, but I've totally become obsessed with Keen Eddie when it re-aired on Bravo recently and would love to get a set of that show.
I haven't seen this mentioned already, so maybe it is coming out on dvd, but I've totally become obsessed with Keen Eddie when it re-aired on Bravo recently and would love to get a set of that show.
Rob
07-13-04, 11:25 PM
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Originally posted by Dazed
Just for the crap factor, I want......
Just for the crap factor, I want......
I remember, about eight years ago, asking people if they rembered this science fiction series called "Automan" about this goofy-looking guy in blue-glowing suit like Tron, with this car made of light that shot down streets like a laser beam.
And they looked at me like I was crazy.
Who's laughing now?
07-14-04, 12:20 AM
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Originally posted by Kimiakane
There are a lot of really great suggestions here, many of which I would buy on DVD.
No one mentioned four of my favorites. Am I alone in my undying appreciation of....
WIZARDS AND WARRIORS
There are a lot of really great suggestions here, many of which I would buy on DVD.
No one mentioned four of my favorites. Am I alone in my undying appreciation of....
WIZARDS AND WARRIORS
Check my post on page 2.
07-14-04, 09:15 AM
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Originally posted by Josh-da-man
Good God, I thought I dreamed that.
I remember, about eight years ago, asking people if they rembered this science fiction series called "Automan" about this goofy-looking guy in blue-glowing suit like Tron, with this car made of light that shot down streets like a laser beam.
And they looked at me like I was crazy.
Who's laughing now?
Good God, I thought I dreamed that.
I remember, about eight years ago, asking people if they rembered this science fiction series called "Automan" about this goofy-looking guy in blue-glowing suit like Tron, with this car made of light that shot down streets like a laser beam.
And they looked at me like I was crazy.
Who's laughing now?
07-14-04, 01:59 PM
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Everyone loved "The Ricker" right?
Everyone loved "The Ricker" right?
Quicktime Linky: http://www2.commercialcloset.org/cgi...tml?record=536
07-14-04, 02:07 PM
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Originally posted by dilligaf
Its Your Move (w/ jason bateman)
Its Your Move (w/ jason bateman)
A few others I forgot to mention before, but would buy:
The Rerun Show
That 80's Show
It's All Relative
07-14-04, 03:26 PM
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First and foremost, would be The Nutt House, which aired on NBC in the fall of 1989 , and was produced by Mel Brooks and Alan Spencer (Sledge Hammer). It only aired 6 episodes, and was based on Fawlty Towers from the BBC.
Aside from that less then half of one season wonder, would be the following:
(mentined many times before for a reason. Since this was released on VHS, why not DVD? It would be great if a ZAZ commentary was included like they did for thie films).
Gotta love a young and up and coming Courtney Cox from this gem!
(Since I mentioned Cox's break out show, we gotta mention Aniston's as well. Besides, this one season wonder was acutally mildly funny, and it lasted for one whole season! (I think).
Edited to add: For page after page of great classic television (actually, it is page after page of every television show known to man that is not on DVD, and quite possibly the best thread of all time, in my humblest of opinions), click here:
http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthr...hreadid=367532
Aside from that less then half of one season wonder, would be the following:
(mentined many times before for a reason. Since this was released on VHS, why not DVD? It would be great if a ZAZ commentary was included like they did for thie films). Gotta love a young and up and coming Courtney Cox from this gem! (Since I mentioned Cox's break out show, we gotta mention Aniston's as well. Besides, this one season wonder was acutally mildly funny, and it lasted for one whole season! (I think).Edited to add: For page after page of great classic television (actually, it is page after page of every television show known to man that is not on DVD, and quite possibly the best thread of all time, in my humblest of opinions
), click here:http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthr...hreadid=367532
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