Top 10 shows that need to be on DVD (1 Viewer)

[WaveCrest]

Forgot about these two series when making my Top 10 list:

Dark Towers
Spatz (TV series set in a fast food restaurant).

 

[bretmaverick2]

I think I have answered this before but thought I may drop a couple of different things in this time:

Young Maverick - short 1979 spinoff of the original Maverick series

Bret Maverick - one season spinoff of the original Maverick series

Sanford - spinoff of Sanford & Son. Redd Foxx still at the top of his game.

Get A Life - two season sitcom starring Chris Elliot as a 30-something newspaper carrier. Absurdist and funny as hell.

Human Target - first series based on the comic book character. Starred Rick Springfield.

Superboy - late 80s series about Superboy. One season was released but would like to have the entire series. Definately did not cover the same material as Smallville.

Nichols - another James Garner western series. Only one season but a lotta fun.

Bionic Woman - Ummmm, only the original series please.

Six Million Dollar Man - no explanation needed.

Batman - 60s iconic series that people have been asking for forever. Why can't an agreement be reached? Right now all parties concerned are making NO money from the series. Crazy.

 

[Jeff Willis]

Originally Posted by bretmaverick2

Bionic Woman - Ummmm, only the original series please.

Six Million Dollar Man - no explanation needed.

Batman - 60s iconic series that people have been asking for forever. Why can't an agreement be reached? Right now all parties concerned are making NO money from the series. Crazy.

Agree 100%. The original Bionic shows are log-jammed in their legal issues along with Batman. I gave up on seeing The Bionic Woman cleared for an R1 release and went the Region-free route and bought the S1 & S2 R2/4 versions.

 

[JoanCJohns]

Official 'Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye' DVDs are coming in October (2009) - go to www.suethomasdvd.com - and if you're on facebook, go to www.facebook.com/SueThomasFBEye and on Twitter @SueThomasFBEye - don't buy the pirated, bad quality ones floating around the internet - you'll be disappointed

 

[Regulus]

12 O Clock High
Batman (You Know Which Version!)
The High Chaparral
Highway Patrol
The F.B.I.
Lassie (All Five Versions!)
Marcus Welby, MD
New York Undercover
Sea Hunt
The Six Million Dollar Man/Bionic Woman

 

[Ethan Riley]

I posted in these kinds of lists so much, that I won't bother to make a long list here, but...

[COLOR= rgb(0, 128, 128)]THE GHOST AND MRS. MUIR!!![/COLOR]

 

1 dan august,2 barnaby jones,3rest of the seasons of coach,4rest of the seasons of hart to hart
5 angie 6 making of living 7 rest of the seasons of st elsewhere, 8 six million dollar man
9lifes and times of grizzly adams,10 it takes a thief

 

[Neil Brock]

1. Slattery's People
2. Bus Stop
3. The Eleventh Hour
4. Breaking Point
5. Mr. Broadway
6. Trials of O'Brien
7. Greatest Show on Earth
8. The Great Adventure
9. Target: The Corrupters
10. The Lieutenant

 

[Theodore J. Mooney]

1. Life with Lucy - the only Lucy tv series that has yet to be released officially on DVD
2. Brady Brides, The
3. Wonder Years, The
4. Batman (60s series)
5. Dennis the Menace (60s series)
6. Family Matters
7. Step By Step
8. Ropers, The & Three's a Crowd (tie)
10. Golden Palace, The & Sanford (tie)
.

 

[Peter M Fitzgerald]

Revised for 2010 (since my previous #1, THRILLER, is coming to DVD soon):

1. T.H.E. CAT
2. BATMAN (Adam West)
3. CORONET BLUE
4. THE ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR
5. SUSPICION (Alfred Hitchcock, 1957-58)
6. PANIC! (a.k.a. NO WARNING!)
7. WAY OUT
8. THE WESTERNER (Sam Peckinpah, 1960)
9. THE IMMORTAL (1970)
10. BUS STOP

 

[nikkif99uk]

Originally Posted by nikkif99uk

US/Canada
1) Relativity (1996)
2) Sue Thomas F.B.Eye (2002)
3) Alienated (2003)
4) Young Americans (2000)
5) Seven Days (1998)
6) Women's Murder Club (2007)
7) Robbery Homicide Division (2002)
8) New York Undercover (1994)
9) Philly (2001)
10) New Amsterdam (2008)

UK
1) Holby City (1999)
2) Hollyoaks (1995) and its numerous spin-offs especially Hollyoaks: In the City (2006)
3) Casualty@Holby City (2005)
4) In Deep (2001)
5) As If (2001)
6) City Central (1998)
7) Attachments (2000)
8) Always and Everyone (1999)
9) Mersey Beat (2001)
10) Sunburn (1999)
11) Thief Takers (1996)

I was hoping to see some of these shows announced by now but no luck, here's hoping for the future still along with First Wave (1998) and Just Cause (2001).

its disappointing that since I posted this over a year ago the only show released on my list in Sue Thomas FBEye

 

In no particular order


1. 77 Sunset Strip

2. Surfside 6

3. Hawaiian Eye

4. East Side/West Side

5. Way Out

6. Batman

7. The Green Hornet

8. 12 O'Clock High

9. Coronet Blue

10. The Dakotas

 

[younger1968]

1. Hogan Family

2. Logan's Run

3. Speed Buggy

4. Jabberjaw

5. Herculoids

6. Sierra

7. Batman

8. Green Hornet

9. Ropers

10. Three's a Crowd

 

[Regulus]

Since we are FINALLY getting releases of The Six Million Dollar Man/Bionic Woman, Marcus Welby MD and Highway Patrol I'.m adding these three Series to my "Wish List"


Dennis the Menace


The Courtship of Eddies Father


The Bold Ones



And let's FINISH these Series!

 

[mmusicman]

• The Green Hornet
• The Six Million Dollar Man
• Longstreet
• Journeyman
• The Sixth Sense (Gary Collins Show)
• The Magician
• Get Christie Love!
• Misfits of Science
• The Immortal (70's show)
• Run Joe Run

 

[Jack P]

Top 10 that have no DVD representation (and are not announced/pending which rules out titles like "Ellery Queen", "Six Million Dollar Man" etc.)


1-"The FBI"


2-"Car 54 Where Are You?"


3-"Burns And Allen"


4-"The Jack Benny Program"


5-"The Girl From UNCLE"


6-"Operation Petticoat"


7-"CPO Sharkey"


8-"Maverick"


9-"Batman" (though I have a good unmentionable set)


10-"Dr. Kildare"



And in the abandoned/need to be finished category


1-"Burke's Law"


2-"The Big Valley"


3-"Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea"


4-"Kojak"


5-"Hart To Hart"


6-"Night Gallery" (just one!)


7-"Fantasy Island"


8-"Bob Newhart Show"


9-"Love Boat"


10-"Barney Miller"

 

[Sam Favate]

EW has a list of 23 shows that should be on DVD:


http://www.ew.com/ew/gallery/0,,20398646,00.html

 

[Rick Thompson]

Having seen the list, I can honestly say:


(Yawn)


I knew there was a reason I don't read Entertainment Weekly!

 

[Tory]

Aside from the rubbish Suddenly Susan and Veronica's Closet, and those two or three I don't know, all should get the treatment though there should have been some more 60s older shows on the list and I didn't see and 50s or 70s.

 

[Jack P]

"Batman" was the only show on that list worth being on it. Maybe "Eight Is Enough" but the rest are ones I have zero interest in for all time.