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No it’s simply a bad analogy. It’s not logical. One can purchase whatever meat they choose. However, reagarding WKRP, the criteria that makes the music cost prohibitive to consumers has no “meat” correlation. Additionally stating that I think that they “taste” the same in this bad analogy, is...

If you are trying to make an analogy, one that is logical might be attempted as the one above makes no sense on many levels.

It's like this thread never existed. It's not going to happen folks. It's simply cost prohibitive to get the music. Be insulted if you want, but if my choice is never having it - and rarely seeing it on TV for that matter - and having this - I'll take this as I did and still enjoy them as flawed...

So much of the show is intact. Yes it is horrible they the episodes were cut at all, but I am still thoroughly enjoying watching these episodes. I realize that some people have impossible expectations... and it's unfortunate because again, there is enjoyment to be had here of a classic and for a...

As I mentioned before, I have no faith that the original versions have a chance at all of coming out. I would pay more for it. I paid for the Yearbook edition of Freaks and Geeks and also a back up of the regular version. However, this is it. Period. It's not on TV and hasn't been for a while...

I didn't realize that there were infinite numbers of comic books and baseball cards. If there were, this might be apples to apples, since they are not comparable, it's not a good analogy.

That's impressive, gathering dust n' all after being on the shelves for hours. I picked up mine last night and watched the pilot and turkeys falling out of the sky. It was tough to watch the few moments with different music, but other than that I enjoyed the only version that I will see in my...

As is the FOX bashing. I don't want to defend FOX, reading so many irrational posts, makes me want to respond (again) and end up in "defending' FOX. Again, the music industry end of this is ridiculous. Sure credit and money should go to the artists etc., but when it becomes an extreme such as...

It is a shame, but the music rights issue should show some focus on the music side of it, s evryone here is demonizing Fox.... as for bastardized versions... everyday millions of Americans watch films on tv that are cut, censored and with nice end credits on a 1/4 of the screen with a network...

What if the is $100+ still wasn't viable unless they could sell X number of units which would be beyond a number of fans who would pay that much... if that were the case the price would be even higher, maybe hundreds of dollars and how many dvd sets are out there that cost that much? How many...

Something that has been touched on, but can't be stressed enough is that even if hard core fans paid more, that the price would be not just high but incredibly high and still would require a significant number of units to be sold to justify the cost of creating truly complete sets. I am not...

Well, Fox is consistent.. this is to complete sets, what their "fair and balanced' is to news.... I really thought given the original announcement that it would have been better than this... very frustrating.

Threshold is one thing - standards etc. However, as mentioned, a complete un-changed edition - all music intact is not realistic. So having fantasies about it, are just that, fantasies. So (again as mentioned) we can hope that the retain the most significant pieces of music, as that is...