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I'm still waiting for the rest of "Mad About You" to be released. That was a huge Thursday night show for NBC, with Friends, Seinfeld and ER. I can't believe it is still not available in its entirety.
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Wonder years without a doubt. I vaguely remembered this show, but a good (girl) friend of mine loved it. She talked me into watching it, and i actually watched the entire series online. One of the best shows i've seen, and very addicting. She actually bought a bootleg version of this for cheap (i think around 15-20 bucks). I'll have to see if she'll let me burn it.
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I despise country music, but I love seeing beautiful women with 80's hair & tight jeans so my choice is-
Barbara Mandrell & the Mandrell Sisters |
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I was always a fan of St. Elsewhere. I remember reading some time back that the sales for the first season weren't very good so it was unlikely we were going to see any other seasons in the near term.
I will have to toss another vote out for the Wonder Years. The musical rights issue has always been the rumor on that one, and I'm not holding my breath ... |
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Originally Posted by DJariya
(Post 9268183)
Without a Trace: Stuck at season 2. |
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I've always wondered why they haven't released 'Two Guys, A Girl, & A Pizza Place' on DVD. You'd think with Ryan Reynolds popularity, they would have by now.
= J |
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Life with Louie
Just the ten of us Small Wonder |
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Not necessarily a "most successful" show, but I've always wanted 'Judging Amy' on DVD. Badly treated show.
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Originally Posted by MTRodaba2468
(Post 9274836)
Just the same ones others have mentioned. The Wonder Years, Batman, Family Matters.
FM surprises me; I could have sworn that WB was planning on releasing Season 1 along with Perfect Strangers. We got PS, but no FM... |
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Jackass
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It baffles me that WHV has NOT release their most popular Western TV Series on DVD in season sets, MAVERICK.
Heck at this point, I'll just settle for all the James Garner episodes. |
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Step By Step
Family Matters Dead Last Young Americans Boy Meets World Salute Your Shorts If these come out, I will be a very happy buyer ;) ;) |
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Originally Posted by phmustang2000
(Post 9310470)
salute your shorts
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I am still pissed that we will never get the last two seasons of Taxi.
That is the reason I stopped buying TV shows on DVD. |
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Originally Posted by Deadman31
(Post 9311029)
I am still pissed that we will never get the last two seasons of Taxi.
That is the reason I stopped buying TV shows on DVD. |
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Not hugely successful, but I would give anything to see 'Homefront' on DVD.
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I have to agree with alot of the posts here...Batman (Adam West) and the Wonder years. As far as issues are concerned in regards to music on certain shows it really makes no sense to me. These shows promote these great songs and artists. Its not unusual for me when I hear a great song on a show, even on a commercial, that I love, I will go on itunes and buy it. A great show like Wonder Years will only promote these great songs that alot of people havent heard in a long time. A way to deal with this issue is to have people with rights to the show to allow buyers of the dvd a chance to buy a cd or itunes at a discount.
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Don't know about ratings, but The Drew Carey Show only has one season out.
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While not the "most successful," it certainly wasn't unsuccessful (and reading through the unsuccessful TV shows shunned on DVD thread made me think of this one...)
The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd. It had a BritCom sensibility to it, which really impressed me when it first came out. I'd love to revisit the show on DVD. |
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Spenser: For Hire. All they've put out are the after-series TV movies.
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Originally Posted by CreativeMind09
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The Wonder Years is unavailable on DVD due to music licensing rights.
This is an excerpt from the webpage below: "One of the tragedies of ridiculous music licensing practices has been that TV shows that involved great music can no longer be seen -- because when they were first aired, there was no aftermarket, and so no rights were cleared with the music owners. Clearing all that music for a DVD release is apparently too difficult, leading to an overall loss to society and culture." |
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Originally Posted by Tarantino
(Post 9300290)
I've always wondered why they haven't released 'Two Guys, A Girl, & A Pizza Place' on DVD. You'd think with Ryan Reynolds popularity, they would have by now.
= J |
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The New Scooby Doo Movies.
Yes, this has been released, however it was not the complete series. |
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Midnight Caller
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Originally Posted by Bradleystp
(Post 9312964)
Don't know about ratings, but The Drew Carey Show only has one season out.
The first season was okay, but not classic. The "5 O'Clock World" era was good, and the first couple years of "Cleveland Rocks" (until they introduced clips in to the opening montage). A shame. |
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