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I thought so, I didn't have a HD back then. So it was the WB's bright idea to sell the first season originally in 4x3.

I have a new question - The OC - Season one originally came out on DVD in 4x3 then S2-3-4 in 16x9. Now S1 has been re-masters in 16x9 and re-released in a series book with the 4 season. I guess this is a real re-master and not a hack job?

Like the boom-mic in some shots and they just never caught it or bothered to fix it, makes it feel more real somehow. Well it's fun to watch, lets just leave it at that :laugh:

I get what you're saying, no need to be rude. I understand for what ever reason some producers what 4x3 but in these days of HDTV they might find them selves making a product they can't sell on TV. I just think 4x3 looks old fashion on a 16x9 TV, not that there is anything wrong with old...

While I agree some shows don't make full use of the extra space on the sides it distracts me when I know it was shot in 16x9 and after paying good money for the DVDs all I see is black bars on the sides. With current shows that often air on 16x9 channels it only makes sense to me if the...

If a show or movie was shot in 4x3 then IMO then it should stay in that format, but my point is if the was shot in 16x9 and the original can be remastered for DVD in that format, a DVD that many have original been sold in 4x3 because that's what people wanted at the time. I don't mind if...

See I never got that, I know on the DVDs it says "original ration" but is that some legal talk at I know the last 4 season were made and aired in the US in 16x9 HD, well they aired on the WB networks HD channels in 16x9 so I don't know whether is in 576, 720 or 1080? But what I was wondering is...

I have a question about Gilmore Girls, a Warner production which started in 2000. It was presented in 4x3 for the first 3 seasons the 16x9 for the last 4. but when it went to DVD all season were restricted to 4x3 and from reports this was because of the original show runner Amy...