MarcoBiscotti
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I'll post the same thing I did over at Toonzone in regards to these sets:
"The more interest the public shows in ALL of these H-B Collections, the more Warner Bros. will likely continue to issue them - including Top Cat, Yogi, Huckleberry, Quickdraw, Magilla, Pixie & Dixie, Wacky Races, Snagglepuss, etc...
The sales will determine what future sets will be produced.
I think this has become a blatantly obvious and general standard we've come to acknowledge through WB's home video marketing.
If a well-recognized series like 'The Jetsons' does not produce high enough sales in the first few months, do you really think that WB will take any chances releasing future sets like 'Wally Gator' or 'Auggie Doggie' which are obviously much more limited in their commercial and financial offerings?
No.
Why take that monetary risk when there's no previous bearing with which to relate.
That's why I urge EVERYONE to support ALL of these Hanna Barbera Collections that Warner Bros. is producing.
Personally, Jonny Quest was never a strong favorite of mine as a child, but for the sake of future collections and my high hopes for series like Yogie Bear, Huckleberry Hound, Top Cat, Pixie & Dixie, etc. and even The Smurfs / Snorks, I will be supporting ALL of these releases REGARDLESS!!"
"The more interest the public shows in ALL of these H-B Collections, the more Warner Bros. will likely continue to issue them - including Top Cat, Yogi, Huckleberry, Quickdraw, Magilla, Pixie & Dixie, Wacky Races, Snagglepuss, etc...
The sales will determine what future sets will be produced.
I think this has become a blatantly obvious and general standard we've come to acknowledge through WB's home video marketing.
If a well-recognized series like 'The Jetsons' does not produce high enough sales in the first few months, do you really think that WB will take any chances releasing future sets like 'Wally Gator' or 'Auggie Doggie' which are obviously much more limited in their commercial and financial offerings?
No.
Why take that monetary risk when there's no previous bearing with which to relate.
That's why I urge EVERYONE to support ALL of these Hanna Barbera Collections that Warner Bros. is producing.
Personally, Jonny Quest was never a strong favorite of mine as a child, but for the sake of future collections and my high hopes for series like Yogie Bear, Huckleberry Hound, Top Cat, Pixie & Dixie, etc. and even The Smurfs / Snorks, I will be supporting ALL of these releases REGARDLESS!!"