I'm starting to think Perfect Strangers will never make it to dvd :(

Hee Haw Honeys

Friday the 13: the series?

• America 2Night
• Fernwood 2Night
• The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show
• The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis

And don't forget...

Rich Man, Poor Man (1976 mini-series) Nominated for 23 Emmys and 6 Golden Globes. Region 2 DVD is available -- come on Universal !!!! Where is the region 1 release? Colleen Benn -- please put this one on your hot list. It's TIME!!!! The 30 year anniversary has passed us by!

I second Vanishing son, there were 3 or 4 made for tv movies and a tv series which lasted 2 seasons. They need to release that stuff asap :)

Sadly it is looking like future seasons of Hill Street Blues aren't going to be released. That depresses me a great deal!

I'm bothered that the first two seasons, especially season one, of EARTH FINAL CONFLICT have not been released in R1. It is my absolute most wanted release. Nothing tops it.

I'd still love Misfits of Science on DVD ... please

Doug (original)
Legends of the Hidden Temple

Pretty much any old skool Nick shows :(

I'm worried about more Simon & Simon, there has been zero news on season 2.

Square Pegs.

Where's the remaining seasons of "The Partridge Family"? Come on, Sony!

I need info on Poltergeist: The Legacy season 2

"Woops!" - An early FOX series that aired in '92. It had a giant mutated turkey (or chicken) and took place on a farm after a nuclear disaster:


The world is destroyed when kids accidently set off a nuclear missile causing the Russians to counterattack. Only six people are left in the US; Mark, the narrator, an ex-school teacher; Alice, a feminist; Curtis, a yuppie stock broker; Jack, a homeless person; Frederick, a black pathologist; and Suzzane, a sexy dummy.

After an innocent misunderstanding leads to nuclear Armageddon, the only six people left alive on Earth make their way to a farm in the middle of nowhere. There, in a series of hi-jinx adventures, the misfits must put aside their differences for the sake of the species.

That was my favorite show when I was a kid and I think it would hold up pretty well today, if I recall correctly. Too bad hardly anyone remembers it.

Ghostwriter that ran on PBS from '92-'95

I think I might have said it before, but Logan's Run will probably never make it to DVD.

Austin Stories

I've been watching my very poor bootlegs of 1983's Whiz Kids. I'll probably never see better quality =(

Two shows come to mind and people from the UK might possibly know them. The first is the Bob Mills presented "In Bed With Medinner" which is a brilliant clip show and really funny. I think the reason why they can't release it is due to copyright problems with all the old clips.

The second show is "The Incredibly Strange Film Show" that ran in the late 80s early 90s and was presented by Johnathan Ross. It was an amazing show where each episode looked at the work of a different movie maker/director/actor. The amount of interviews for the show and everything about it was fantastic. There were episodes on John Waters, Jackie Chan, Ed Wood (First time i heard of him was watching this show), Sam Raimi (Which you actually get the episode on one of the Evil Dead DVDs), Russ Meyer, Lovecraft Movies, Fred Olen Ray, El Santo. The show was brilliant, but again i heard it was caught up in a lot of copyright wrangles. Damn shame.

me too, i know sometimes the older shows take longer to release but by this time there should be some news, even if its just rumours.
im also worried that we will never see season 5 of nypd: blue. but that happened with season 2 were we didn't see season 3 out on dvd for a long time then suddenly fox gave us 2 season within 3 months, hopefully thats the case and they are still planning on releasing more seasons.

I agree, without a trace is even a bitch for wb to get out on dvd (& the poor sales dont help) and it doesn't have as much mainstream music as cold case has. the thing is that is a large part of the show, the music and if alot of the music was changed no one would by it, i have a hard time seeing people buying the show even if all the music was intact.

theres a shitload of shows that need to be release or release more seasons of, come on studios!

I wish James Garner's Turn-of-Century Western "Nichols" would be come out on DVD.
I doubt it will ever happen.

A "Nichols" episode or two would have been a nice Bonus Feature on the Rockford Files DVDs.

Madigan Men - what I saw I really enjoyed and thought it was funny.

Hardball - remember seeing this and I thought it was also funny.

Davis Rules - want to see it because of who is in it

Booker

There's so many classic Nick shows I'd like to see on DVD but at this point I'll settle for Pete & Pete season three. It was solicited but then dissappeared. What happened?

I bet the Weather Channel's "Weather on the 8's" will never make it to season sets on DVD.