Just made this conclusion about T.V. shows and the letter S
 

I don't know if it is just me or not but I went into BB the other day and I was looking at their box sets and realized that ther are a whole boatload of really good sets that start with the letter S

Sopranos
Six Feet Under
SportsNight
Simpsons
Star Trek NG
Star Trek DS9
South Park
Speed Racer
Sex In the City
Stargate-SG1
The Saint
Space 1999

I just found this to be a little odd to me, I think that it is by far my favorite letter for Season sets. Just wondering what your thoughts were.

Yup, I've noticed this too. I use subfolders in DVDAficionado, so the pages will load faster, and a while back, when I started buying more and more TV shows on DVD, I took the one TV show subfolder I had set up, which had gotten pretty big, and split it into three. My "S" shows have a subfolder all to themselves. The other two are A-R and T-Z. Of course, S is by far the most popular letter in my movie collection as well. The only other letter that even comes close is M, and ironically, I only have two "M" TV shows: Mad About You and The Mary Tyler Moore Show.

Rob

what...no Shazam?

No Sanford and Son?

(Two S's...) :)

From JumpTheShark.com:

S.W.A.T.
Sable
Sabrina: The Teenage Witch
Safe Harbor
Sailor Moon
Saint, The
St. Elsewhere
Sale of the Century
Sally Jesse Raphael
Salute Your Shorts
Salvage I
Samurai Pizza Cats
The San Pedro Beach Bums
Sandbaggers, The
Sandra Bernhard Experience, The
Sandy Duncan Show, The
Sanford
Sanford and Son
Sanford Arms
Santa Barbara
Saturday Night Live
Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell
Savannah
Saved By The Bell
Say What? Karaoke
S Club 7
Scarecrow and Mrs. King
Scared Straight
Schoolhouse Rock
Scientific American Frontiers
Scooby Doo
Scooby's All Star Laff-A-Lympics
Scorch
Scrabble
Scrubs
SCTV
Seachange
Search
SeaQuest DSV
Second Hundred Years, The
Second Noah
Secret Agent
The Secret Diary of Desmond Pfeiffer
Secret World of Alex Mack, The
Seinfeld
The Sentinel
Sesame Street
The 700 Club
Seven Days
704 Hauser
7th Heaven
77 Sunset Strip
Sex and the City
Sha Na Na
Shari Lewis Show, The
Shasta McNasty
Shazam!
She-Ra: Princess of Power
She-Wolf of London
She TV
She's The Sheriff
Shelby Woo, The Mystery Files of
Shenanigans
Shield, The
Shining Time Station
Shipmates
Shirt Tales, The
Shortland Street
Sierra
Sifl and Olly Show
Sightings
Sigmund and the Sea Monsters
Silk Stalkings
Silver Spoons
Simon & Simon
Simpsons, The
Sinbad, The Adventures of
Single Guy, The
Singled Out
Sirens
Sister Kate
Sister, Sister
Sisters
Six Feet Under
Six Million Dollar Man, The
60 Minutes
Sky King
Slap Maxwell Story, The
Sledge Hammer!
Sliders
Smallville
Small Wonder
Smart Guy
Smith Family, The
Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, The
Smurfs
Snoop Sisters, The
Snoops
So Graham Norton
So Little Time
So Weird
Soap
Solid Gold
Someone Like Me
Something So Right
Son of the Beach
Sons and Daughters
Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour, The
Sopranos, The
Soul Food
Soul Man
Soul Train
Soupy Sales
South Central
South of Sunset
South Park
Space: 1999
Space: Above and Beyond
Space Cases
Space Ghost Coast To Coast
Sparks
Speed Buggy
Speed Racer
Spencer
Spenser: For Hire
Spider-Man
Spin City
SpongeBob SquarePants
SportsCenter
Sports Night
Sports Reporters
Spy Groove
Spy TV
Square One TV
Square Pegs
Squirt TV
Star Blazers
Star Search
Star Search (2002)
Star Trek
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Star Trek: Voyager
Starcade
Stargate SG-1
Starland Vocal Band Show, The
Starlost, The
Starman
Stark Raving Mad
Starsky and Hutch
State, The
Station Zero
Steampipe Alley
Step By Step
Steptoe and Son
Steve Harvey Show, The
Still Standing
Stingray
Strange Luck
Strangers With Candy
Street, The
Street Hawk
The Streets of San Francisco
Stressed Eric
Strike Force
Strip, The
Student Bodies
Studs
Suddenly Susan
Sugarfoot
Sunset Beach
Super, The
Super Dave
Super Mario Bros. Super Show, The
Superboy
Supercar
Superfriends
Superman - The Animated Series
Supermarket Sweep
Superstars, The
SuperTrain
Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad
Survivor
Swamp Thing
Swan's Crossing
Sweet Valley High
Switch
Sydney

I appreciate your long list of all the tv shows starting with the letter "s" but I was more refering to the ones that were already out on DVD.

Don't forget The Shield.

Simpsons
Seinfeld
Saved by the Bell

These are the only tv shows I like enough to actually buy. Yes, you read that right, I said Saved by the Bell.

I believe you will find that there are more of everything with the letter S. Movies, books, etc.

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My 2 favorite TV shows both start with M: Magnum P.I. and My So-Called Life. And they make up 40% of the TV series in my DVD collection. (The others are Freaks and Geeks, Jonny Quest, and Gilmore Girls. So I don't have any TV shows that start with S. In fact, I don't even have any from the entire second half of the alphabet!)

I agree--a few of my favorite sets are the Simpsons, Sopranos, Space 1999, definitely Sports Night, and Sex/City. Really like the Saint series too but haven't picked it up. Maybe some day if it's on major sale.

(I've learned my lesson for A&E releases to wait for the *entire series* to be released, as it's always a much better deal than buying individual volumes or 2-packs.)

Don't forget Smallville.

Of course if they ever release Square Pegs then I will finally get my first S!

Are there any tv shows that start with the letter "y"

The Young Ones.

You Can't Do That on Television
Yes Dear
Yes (Prime) Minister

Scrubs

Lots of great shows that end with the letter S too.

Alias
X-Files
etc.

Maybe the ultimate shows are those that start and end with S? Hhhmmm.

The thread title doesn't start with an S.

I just checked my DVD collection and I also have more TV boxsets starting with letter S than any other letters. I have 21 season boxsets starting with letter S (Seinfeld, Sex and the City, Simpsons, Six Feet Under, Star Trek TNG, Star Trek DS9, Star Trek TOS). My 2nd most boxset letter is B with 13 (Babylon 5, Buffy Vampire Slayer, Buck Rogers, Band of Brothers).

I can't believe I ever posted in this stupid thread :p

Sexetera

Hell yeah --- I just completed my Saved by The Bell collection today ... and i watched the E! Hollywood True Story on 'Da Bell" that was on today also!

Let's not forget Sliders.