Well after waiting patiently for this long i'm going to step up and say thirtysomething and hope that one distant day i'll be proven wrong.

I love that show!

You and me both. I find it so depressing that this show isn't even on anyone's radar as far as shows being considered for release -- WHY?! It's one of the best shows ever to have aired on network television.

There was that brief TV Guide statement early last year saying it would be out last September, and then immediately retracted. Does anyone know who owns the rights to it?

How about The Nutt House with Harvey Korman, or I'd love to see the original season of SNL come out as full episodes with music guests.

Still waiting for:

Parker Lewis Can't Lose
Get Smart
Rocko's Modern Life
AAhhh, Real Monsters

Here's one that's almost guaranteed to never get a release anywhere in the world. It's a British series, but no one ever said this thread was limited to US shows:

From the BBC's Comedy Guide
Heil, Honey, I'm Home!: Situation Comedy. Adolf Hitler and his wife Eva live somewhere in 1930s American suburbia, next door to a Jewish couple, Arny and Rosa Goldenstein, and their dour niece, Ruth.

This most infamous of all British sitcoms attracted controversy out of all proportion to the number of people who saw it. Naturally, the hullabaloo was built on the shocking notion that anyone would mount a comedy about Hitler and the Jews - seemingly the definition of poor taste. In reality, the show was no more than a spoof - and not of 1930s Germany but of the kind of 1960s/1970s American sitcoms that would embrace any idea, no matter how stupid.

Eight episodes were produced but only one was shown.

First of all let me address the Dungeons and Dragons (80s Cartoon) that has been mentioned a few times. If you are lucky enough to live in England....or have a multi region player in the US and know someone across the pond, then you can already get the complete series of Dungeons and Dragons. I got it myself about 18 months ago from HMV. It comes on 4 DVDs and the box is really fantastic. The cartoon is as good as i remember. Check HMV.co.uk or Amazon.co.uk and you can check it out.

As for my list. I would love to see the following released on DVD....but i am sure it won't be any time soon:

In Bed with Medinner & Still In Bed With Medinner (Really funny late night comedy clip show with Bob Mills shown in the UK)

The Harry Enfield Show/Harry Enfield & Chums (Another UK comedy show that i loved).

Saturday/Friday Night Live (UK Version with classic cast including Rik Mayal, Ade Edmondson, Hughe Laurie, Stephen Fry, Ben Elton, Harry Enfield amongst many others.)

The Adventure Game (UK Sci-Fi gameshow with celebs as the contestants. Any show that has a talking plant whom you have to give a gift to is pretty cool. Plus the one on one game at the end against the Vortex where celebs would be atomized was always good for a laugh. You were safe if you had a spare sandwich in your pocket).

Police Squad

Spiderman and His Amazing Friends (I am hoping thta this gets released close to Spidey 3 next year).

Spiderman/X-men/Hulk et al from the 90's (I loved all these Marvel cartoon shows)

The Centurions (Another classic 80s cartoon.....POWER EXTREME)

Space Sentinels (I think this was either late 70s or early 80s cartoon. The one where there is a guy who is really strong, a guy who can run really fast and a woman who can change into different animals. They are based in a spaceship in a volcano as i remember with a robot with long arms as the comedy foil).

If anyone has any info on any of these i would love to hear about them.

I'll second AAhhh, Real Monsters.

Comedy Central's That's My Bush probably won't be on DVD anytime soon.
(Bush would have them sent to Guantanamo as terrorists first!)

Typical Liberal crap. Bush has been very kind to satire of himself. His administration released a book called "Stratigery" a reference to a joke Will Ferral made playing him. Just last week he went to a White House dinner with Steve Bridges an actor who does a very funny satire of him on the Jay Leno show. As a conservative Republican I highly enjoyed Thats my Bush. TVshowsondvd.com a very reliable source claimed that the series is being planned before years end.

How about that show with Linda Hamilton...I think it was called Beauty and The Beast. I loved that as a kid.

Martin..... which sucks that it wont :(

i will probably never see beakman's world or 3-2-1 contact dvd box sets. i loved those shows when iw as a kid,

The Three Stooges --- all 190 shorts, in a collectors edition box set. I'd buy that in a second.

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I like how it says the complete ONLY Season.

I for one am glad. Looking forward to visiting Valerie again. Thought it was a good show, and rewarded those of us who stuck with it til the satisfying Series Finale.

Duckman (USA animated show)
G.I. Joe Season 2 part 2

I would be surprised of The Secret Life of Desmond Pfiefer ever made it to DVD.

Oh god, I loved it too. I would love that series on DVD. Love, love, love it. I fear it just isn't happening though, but I am trying to keep the faith anyway.

I would be utterly shocked if the Nickelodeon versions of "Today's Special" were released on DVD.

I would be even more shocked if they released the uncut versions that originally aired on Canadian Television.

I would love to see a DVD set of the 60's TV show Tarzan (played by Ron Ely), but I'm not gonna hold my breath.

Anyone else remember it?

Why none of thes Mentioned?
 

After 12 pages of comments I can't believe these following were not mentioned by someone
FBI 1965-74
Marcus Welby MD 1960-76
Streets of SanFrancisco 1972-77
Fury 1955-60
Gomer Pyle USNC 1964-70 Just anounced for 12/12/06
Howdy Doody 1954-59
In The Heat of The Night 1988-94
It Takes a Thief 1968-70
Adventures of Rin Tin Tin 1954-59
Lassie 1954-74
Laugh-in 1977
Life of Riley (Gleason) 1949-50
Life of Riley (Bendix) 1953-58
Lou Grant 1977-82
Mannix 1967-75
McHales' Navy 1962-66
My Three Sons 1960-72
The Rebel 1959-61
Rough Riders 1958-59
Mod Squad 1968-73
SWAT 1978-76

Still More Here not mentioned
 

Sorry but I missed these
Amos' and Andy 1951-53
77 Sunset Strip 1958-64
Baretta 1975-78
Barnaby Jones 1973-80
The Commish 1991-95 (The Remaning Seasons none since 2/2005)
Death Valley Days 1952-75

THE COMMISH is already available on DVD.

I would love to see In The Heat of the Night on DVD, one of my favorites

Same here.

Hopefully we see it on dvd sometime.