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I was at the chat yesterday, and when I heard there are plans of the animated Adventures of Superboy to be on DVD, it won't be long until we see the remaining 60s Superman cartoons and the 60s Batman cartoons.

I believe there is a rights issue between Entertainment Rights and the Burroughs estate. Warner did air an episode of Tarzan in Saturday Morning Cartoons - 1970s: Volume 1. Warner had the international rights,but they have to get permission from the Burroughs Estate to get the domestic rights to...

The remaining 2 seasons of The New Adventures of Superman and The Adventures of Superboy needs a DVD release. So does the '60s Batman toons

For those who want to know what shows made the sets, here are the updated toons: 1960s Volume 2: Disc 1: Quick Draw McGrawSpace Kidettes/Young SamsonBugs Bunny ShowPorky Pig ShowWally GatorThe Jetsons Disc 2: Quick Draw McGrawPeter PotamusRoad RunnerAtom AntTom & JerryMagilla Gorilla 1970s...

Great news: Season 2 of Tales from the Darkside will hit stores on October 6th. Just in time for Halloween.

That's not a bad list, but I saw Samson from Young Samson on the cover. Is there any episodes involving it.

I hope Warner would release Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle: The Complete Series to DVD. It was one of my favorite cartoons as a kid, and it demands a DVD release.

Thanks for the tip. I did find the music change in Trick or Treat. When it first aired the theme to Tales from the Darkside was used in the pilot. In the DVD the theme is only used in the opening and closing credits, and some episodes had the bumpers had the music change, but the rest I...

Has there been any episodes that show the Tribune Entertainment or LBS logos at the end or do they show the CBS Television Distribution endings?

More great news: George Romero has provided commentary Tales from the Darkside DVD news: Rear Box Art & Extras for Tales from the Darkside - The 1st Season | TVShowsOnDVD.com

I liked the first logo, it has a scary feel to it, like Tales from the Crypt scary.

Here are the 24 episodes from Season 1: 1. Trick or Treat (Pilot): Benard Hughes, Max Wright (ALF), written by George Romero (Night of the Living Dead) 2. The New Man: Vic Tayback (Mel Sharples from Alice) 3. I'll Give You a Million: Keenan Wynn (The Absent Minded Professor) 4. Pain...

Ladies and Gentlemen, boys and girls, its finally here! Tales from the Darkside DVD news: Announcement for Tales from the Darkside - The 1st Season | TVShowsOnDVD.com

I better get DC Superheroes: The Filmation Adventures

Any news on Shazam or Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle

All I know was from the letter when they say they're comtemplating on a season 1 release. Sometime around next year. And with Friday the 13th: The Series coming out, they need to make some strong sales to make it happen.

I think they'll do that. I would like to see interviews with Paul Sparer and George A. Romero. The first season will have to contain 24 episodes including "Trick or Treat " (the pilot episode).

I got a letter from CBS concerning Tales From the Darkside, and they told me that they are contemplating a potential release on DVD, likely to be later this year or in 2009. Just in time for the 25th anniversary.

My favorite quote from Guiterrez, "Revenge is a dish best served with pinto beans and muffins." I'm looking forward to TT and my favorite cartoon, Awful Orphan featuring Elmyra and Sneezer.

Hasbro owns the rights to Lazer Tag. The only RS cartoon I know they'll probably make for DVD would be Thundarr The Barbarian.

I found out the distributors from IMDB: Image Entertainment (videodiscs) Paramount Television LBS Communications (bankrupt in 1992) Worldvision Enterprises (once owned by Aaron Spelling) Thriller Video (never heard of them) Production Companies: Laurel Entertainment Tribune...

Since I got no word from Paramount, I wrote a letter to CBS Home Entertainment to ask them to consider bringing Tales From the Darkside to DVD.

I wrote today to ask them to bring Tales from the Darkside to DVD. The shows that we know and remember wether its Darkside, Lucy Show, or even Mighty Mouse they're the ones that are long overdue.

Christian Slater was also in that episode. A few years later he would appear in Tales from the Darkside: The Movie.

Tales is still on Sci-Fi channel, but mostly through daytime rotation. Their next block will be on Monday.

For those who have DirecTV, Tales from the Darkside can be seen on Chiller. I wrote a letter to Paramount asking them to bring the series to DVD.

I wrote a letter to Paramount asking them to bring Tales from the Drakside to DVD

Warner Bros has the rights to Thundarr The Barbarian.

Shazam!

60s: Marvel Superheroes Aquaman The Adventures of Superboy Batman 70s: Shazam (Live-action) Super Friends The All New Superfriends Hour The World's Greatest Superfriends Laff-A-Lympics The Great Grape Ape Show Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle 80s: Space Stars (mainly the 80s Space...