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Why are they even using Double Sided discs? They put nine and even ten episodes of NewsRadio on one "normal" disc. And that's just the first example I can think of.

Thanks Gord. I'm trying not to loose hope.

It's very likely been postponed to Tie-In with a new season this fall. Why else would they announce the postponement so early? If it's some technical or legal thing, I doubt it couldn't be fixed in three months.

I remember someone writing about something like that, because I read it when I was thinking about buying it. As it turned out, the 'missing' episode is on the disc, but can't be accessed through the menu. That's all I remember. Hope I'm right. Someone who actually owns the set, will be of...

There wasn't an official announcement, to the best of my recollection. TVShowsonDVD posted an article about a possible delay, but removed it rather quickly due to a request by Sony. I think. Anyhoo. Amazon have changed the released date for this to 50 years in the future. So I guess they got...

Please bear in mind that this is not any sort of official announcement. It might just mean that it's delayed. It's still listed at Amazon.

my etailer has just cancelled my pre-order. 'the item has ben deleted by the studio.'

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS! I never expected this to get released.

Gord just posted artwork and more info. http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=4735 The extras sound dee-licious. Featurettes (with optional commentary) include: "Space": From table read to film Filming episode #323 "Mistake" A visit to Andy's trailer Joe Furey's One...

Finally! Maybe I'm reading too much into this. But since we are getting "only" 10 commentaries this season (as opposed to double the amount for the first set), I couldn't help but think, that they recorded Season 3 and Season 4 together. Maybe Season 4 is already in the pipeline and we won't...

That sounds really great in theory, but I imagine that there will be loads of restrictions when the time comes.

Fox Germany is planning to release The Wonder Years - Season One in early 2006, so that voting appearantly helped. I will keep you updated on all the details as they become available.

I bought Alias S1 when it first came out, a few months later [at the end of S2] I stopped liking the show. If I had known, I probably wouldn't have bought S1. I make a choice not to buy DVD Sets of shows where I only like certain episodes or seasons. So I pretty much am a completist. If...

Or better yet .. Snail-Mail them and include a Proof-of-Purchase for the Non Season 1 Set.

No. We won't *really* know until the first review copies are sent out. And we are months away from that.

I was surprised too. I'm on a tight budget so I'll probably skip Season 4 now and buy it later, Season 5 looks much more promising in the Bonus Material Department. I'm a little dissapointed that it's not WideScreen, as GG has been broadcasted in HDTV since Season 4, but I know that it was...

I wouldn't gloat at Amazon until this turns out to be true. Who knows if it's just tactics to get everyone to buy Season 1 anyway. Yes, I'm cynical that way. We should make a point in not buying Season 1 (now), so S2 sales will be higher. It's our only tool to convince them that quality matters.

Well. How often is the complete first season of LOST rerun on TV? I'll tell you. Not once before it goes into syndication. Now. How often is the complete first season of Roseanne rerun?

Oh well. I used to watch that show as a kid. I hated it when they brought Leo into the Show. And the speed-aging of the youngest daughter was another Jump the Shark moment I really didn't enjoy. The show had it's moments, though, but it's definitely the earlier seasons that I liked most.

It's an acquired taste! :D

But how would that make sense? The show's out on DVD either way, whether it's syndicated cuts or not. The average buyer wouldn't know the difference, so I highly doubt its effect. Would be an interesting subject for discussion, though, the effect of TV DVDs on syndication. The DVD Box Set...

It's very likely that they allow you to branch in some extended/additional scenes.

Amazon Reviews is a great way to do this, but we need to raise the level of awareness on this issue outside of the Internet too. This might sound radical, but how about an ad on a huge newspaper or a content related magazine. I can see the headline right now. "This Ad was paid for by funds...

The show is coming to DVD in Germany. Three Volumes with a running time of 96 minutes each will smurf stores in October. That's what, eight 12 minute episodes? The DVD is listed as only having a german audio track, but this is early info, so it could change down the line.

About that 'everybody's laughing' business. The people that sell bootlegs will be the real ones laughing, cause they can now offer *exactly* what the DVDs do, but at a much cheaper price. The same goes for everyone that recorded the shows from syndication. They won't have to pay for something...

That is some skewed logic. If fans say, they want the Show on DVD, it is most certainly implied that they want it unedited. If someone tells you they want the new Harry Potter, they want the whole book, not three pages missing PER chapter. Imagine the outcry! And that's the point. We are...

Just when I was stressing/whining about not having money to pay for all the new sets, I have to cross this one off my list! Oh, Karma. Damn you. Cuts = No Sale.

Reason Number 1: The studios in the US wait until they have enough episodes (usually 100) to sell the show into US Syndication. Why would stations want to buy episodes of a show, that are already available elsewhere (on DVD)? Reason Number 2: Music licensing appears to be much easier in...

http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=3799 Promising, it sounds!

I'd *love* to get excited about this one, but I'm holding off on buying this one. I was very dissapointed about the music chances on Season 1 and so this time round no Blind Buy for me. I'll only get it, if all the music's intact. On that note, does anybody know if the R2 version of Season 1...