Single Season Shows that need DVD
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Brimstone (1998-1999): Thirteen episodes of some of the darkest TV ever. I would buy it with no hesitation. Several people mentioned it. Hopefully someone at FOX reads these forums.
The Hardy Boys (1977-1979): I loved this show as a kid. I'd buy it for the nostalgia factor. I did catch some eps on TVLand four or five years ago and they were enjoyable. (I'll pass on the Nancy Drew episodes that aired every other week instead of Frank and Joe.)
Tales of the Gold Monkey (1982-1983): Never gonna happen. The demand is simply not there, as far as I know. It was a great adventure show in the vein of Indiana Jones with a wry sense of humor.
Maximum Bob (1998): Only one other person mentioned it. GREAT Elmore Leonord show, but unappreciated. Only seven episodes.
The Hardy Boys (1977-1979): I loved this show as a kid. I'd buy it for the nostalgia factor. I did catch some eps on TVLand four or five years ago and they were enjoyable. (I'll pass on the Nancy Drew episodes that aired every other week instead of Frank and Joe.)
Tales of the Gold Monkey (1982-1983): Never gonna happen. The demand is simply not there, as far as I know. It was a great adventure show in the vein of Indiana Jones with a wry sense of humor.
Maximum Bob (1998): Only one other person mentioned it. GREAT Elmore Leonord show, but unappreciated. Only seven episodes.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Matthew Chmiel
[B]Since reality shows are now getting a huge DVD release, I would love to see a two-disc set of USA's five-episode Cannonball Run reality series, which I thought was a total blast.
LB: VH1's Bands On The Run.
Another vote for: USA's "G" vrs "E".
Brimstone.
John Doe.
Prey-although I don't think they filmed a finish.
[B]Since reality shows are now getting a huge DVD release, I would love to see a two-disc set of USA's five-episode Cannonball Run reality series, which I thought was a total blast.
LB: VH1's Bands On The Run.
Another vote for: USA's "G" vrs "E".
Brimstone.
John Doe.
Prey-although I don't think they filmed a finish.
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Originally posted by DVDude!
Tales of the Gold Monkey (1982-1983): Never gonna happen. The demand is simply not there, as far as I know. It was a great adventure show in the vein of Indiana Jones with a wry sense of humor.
Tales of the Gold Monkey (1982-1983): Never gonna happen. The demand is simply not there, as far as I know. It was a great adventure show in the vein of Indiana Jones with a wry sense of humor.
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The Fugitive.
I loved it... watched every episode when it came on prior to the 1st season of CSI. Wish they continued it... I really liked it. I think the high production costs, and lower than expected ratings were the reason for it's downfall.
I'd also like to see Celebrity Deathmatch released on DVD, because, being in Canada I never got to see it. I think it was on for a few seasons though... maybe it still is.
I loved it... watched every episode when it came on prior to the 1st season of CSI. Wish they continued it... I really liked it. I think the high production costs, and lower than expected ratings were the reason for it's downfall.
I'd also like to see Celebrity Deathmatch released on DVD, because, being in Canada I never got to see it. I think it was on for a few seasons though... maybe it still is.
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I second many of the shows previously mentioned, like It's Your Move, Misfits of Science, and some of the others (including the more-than-one-year ones mentioned).
I'd also include the following:
-Roomies (starring Corey Haim, and that guy from Rocky)
-Spencer (not Spencer For Hire, but the one with a young Chad Lowe)
and...
-Under One Roof (the re-vamped Spencer, minus Chad Lowe and with some other replacement)
Ahh, good times...good times.
I'd also include the following:
-Roomies (starring Corey Haim, and that guy from Rocky)
-Spencer (not Spencer For Hire, but the one with a young Chad Lowe)
and...
-Under One Roof (the re-vamped Spencer, minus Chad Lowe and with some other replacement)
Ahh, good times...good times.
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PUSH, NEVADA - am I the only one who liked it and was dissapointed that it was canceled early?
Others:
Fastlane (With the second season opener)
John Doe (with some closure, please)
Andy Richtor Controls the Universe
Titus (although it was two seasons - I NEED THIS SHOW ON DVD)
Others:
Fastlane (With the second season opener)
John Doe (with some closure, please)
Andy Richtor Controls the Universe
Titus (although it was two seasons - I NEED THIS SHOW ON DVD)