I'd love to see:

Pinocchio and the Emperor of the Night

Yogi Bear and the Spruce Moose (or Goose, something like that).

The Care Bears Movie III - Adventures in Wonderland

The Smurfs - The Magic Flute

...and any other childhood favorite movies I've forgotten about.

Spiral Zone
M.A.S.K.
Centurions
Tiger Sharks

Daria

Ronin Warriors was released by Bandai but its license expired a few years back. Knew I should have bought the complete collection when it was out...

Taz-Mania!!!
Eek! the Cat
Beetlejuice
2 Stupid Dogs
Samurai Pizza Cats

Tarantino stole my vote for Doug.

But I would love to see more Rocky and Bullwinkle, Eek The Cat, uncut Ren & Stimpy, Capitol Critters, Family Dog, 2 Stupid Dogs and SWAT Cats.

I'd also like the see the few episodes that were created by Ralph Bakshi, his short lived 'Mighty Mouse' show.

It was more than a few. It got a two season run on TV. IMDB lists nineteen episodes in total, but I've also read it had 38 episodes. I am not sure which is accurate...somebody on the IMDB message board claims to have all 38 episodes from Ebay.

While I realize that's less than average animated shows, it would make a great release to put all the episodes in one set.

I third (or fourth) Bakshi's Mighty Mouse, the New Adventures. I mean, they even guest starred the Mighty Heroes, all grown up.

I also third M.A.S.K., even those lame later years where it was all grand prix stuff.

I'm surprised Disney hasn't released the New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh yet. they did all of the other old shows, right (Duck Tales, Tail Spin, Chip and Dale's Rescue Rangers, Darkwing Duck)? What about Gargoyles?

Has Exo-Squad been released?

As a huge old-school anime fan:

I'd kill for a better Star Blazers release with the Japanese version included.

Also Tranzor Z (Mazinger Z). And Time Fighters (Time Bokan).

I always liked the Mighty Orbots, though they weren't technically anime.

edit:

Oh, and Spiral Zone.

Unfortunately, I think a lot of cartoons I remember fondly won't stand the test of time. Starcom, Visionaries, Sectaurs, Air Raiders, Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors, Blackstar... I remember them all, but mostly for their toy lines and the way they'd market the new toys coming out.

Ruff 'n Reddy

Dragon Warrior (I want the uncut Japanese version - one of my first introduction to anime without realizing it was anime at the time.)

Bionic Six

Silver Hawks

Centurions

Gobots

Inhumanoids

Visionaries


I used to love collecting the toys from the show(I may have like the toys better than the show), I wish I took better care of them when I was young.

Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' Wrestling!

UPA theatrical shorts (some have been released here & there, a collection would be cool)
Herculoids (keep hearing it's in the works)
Speed Racer w/original Japanese audio & no edits

Part of Gargoyles was released but poor sales ended that. I would've bought a complete series set easily. Also, Blackstar (the complete series) came out in 2006 and is available from Amazon for $10.49.

At one point, I thought Bionic 6 was a good show

Awesome! Will have to import that. Thanks for the heads-up.

Just checking this thread to make sure these two were mentioned. Good job.

I'd love to be able to replace my VHS of The Maxx, and the two Daria movies with bonus episodes on DVD, while nice, just aren't enough.

M.A.S.K. complete series dvd is available on Australia PAL DVD: http://www.ezydvd.com.au/item.zml/789361 and http://www.ezydvd.com.au/item.zml/790961

SILVER HAWKS VOLUME ONE USA NTSC dvd, up for pre-order at amazon.com: http://www.amazon.com/Silverhawks-Se...7590317&sr=1-2

VISIONARIES UK PAL dvd for sale at amazon.co.uk: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Visionaries-...7590402&sr=8-1

INHUMANOIDS UK PAL dvd is for sale at amazon.co.uk: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Inhumanoids-...7590479&sr=1-1

Have they issued "Shirt Tales" or "Blue Falcon" on DVD? I don't remember all of what was on USA's Cartoon Express lineup, but I remember liking those shows quite a lot back in the day. "Captain Caveman" was always a favorite, too. I don't know how big a following any of these shows actually had, but in my world, they were up there.

The Blue Falcon is named for his partner Dynomutt. This was released as The Scooby-Doo/Dynomutt hour. Apparently that's how this show originally aired, an hour long show with Scooby-Doo. I had no idea until I saw the release come out. Now I'm still waiting for the remainder of the pre-Scrappy-Doo cartoons to come out.

Fox's Peter Pan and the Pirates was a great show.

I would like to see THE PIRATES OF DARK WATER. It was on twice, once on network tv and then I believe Cartoon Network. It never made it to the end.

Yes!

I still have my VHS copy, but with no VCR player, I cannot watch it. This so needs to come out on DVD. I'd be happy with just a barebones release of the entire series.

They have started releasing MASK on dvd in the UK as well. And Visionaires was released there some time ago.

For me i am looking forward to:

Centurions
Spiderman and His Amazing Friends
The Hulk (80s)
Spiderman (90s)
The Avengers (90s)

I was happy to grab the release of Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors a s couple of months back, and its good to see that they are releasing the X-men cartoons in the UK. Although i will wait for them all to be released instead of buying the volumes one by one. Hope they do that with the Spiderman cartoons as well at some point.

The Hulk (80s)
Spiderman (90s)
The Avengers (90s)

all coming on UK PAL DVD...

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M.A.S.K.
The Pirates of Dark Water
Saturday Supercade
Spiderman & His Amazing Friends
Pac Man
Thundarr the Barbarian
Dragon's Lair
Visionaries
Pole Position
Sectaurs
Challenge of the GoBots
Hulk Hogan's Rock N Wrestling

I'd also like these completed:
C.O.P.S., Gummi Bears, DuckTales, Heathcliff

and proper releases:
Droids, Ewoks

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these are all available on dvd.

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I'm talking the United States.

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anyone remember a show called 'The Littles' based on a book and characters of the same name?

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Yes, it was a good show. The complete series is out on DVD.

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A lot of the stuff previously mentioned throughout this thread is now out on DVD out here in the US.

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Don't forget to look at the dates of this post. This thread was revived just yesterday after being dead for almost a year and a half.

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????

The US boxset I own has all the episodes AFAIK.

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I'd like to see the 1969 Animated Series Hot Wheels & Skyhawks released on DVD.

These were my all-time favorate cartoons when they were on, then some group of Do-Gooders got the FCC to BAN them from broadcast because they claimed they were over-long Commercials!

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Not alll the episodes of Heathcliff and the Catillac Cats have been released in the US. Only one volume set with the first 24 episodes have been released by Shout! (NCircle has a few releases with random episodes on it as well). There has never been an official US release of all the episodes.

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LOL didn't realize the last post was that far back.

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Disney's Doug
Recess (season sets)
As Told by Ginger
The Weekenders
Rocket Power
The Pjs

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Gummi Bears Vol 2
Ducktales Vol 4
Woody Woodpecker Vol 3
X-Men Vol 5
Silverhawks Vol 2

Anyone notice a trend?

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no whats the trend?