What are you really hoping to come out on WB Archives DVD in 2010? (1 Viewer)

[kingfish]

The gallant men, garrison's guerrillas, and twelve o'clock high.

 

[Regulus]

Twelve O'Clock High (The TV Series) is owned by FOX, not WB.

 

[dhammer]

I see the 1977 tv movie Possessed is coming out. I believe this was Harrison Ford's first movie? Not sure. I would basically like to see more tele fright films that were shown on network tv during the 70's. I have a lot of them but: Initiation of Sarah, Terror at 40,000 Feet, Satan's Triangle to name but a few.

 

[Neil Brock]

Originally Posted by Rick Thompson

There's really only one WB series I'd pay a premium for that isn't already out: Harry O.

If they're WB (and who knows?), I'd also pay for Slattery's People and The Great Adventure -- but I figure I'll be at that great video store in the sky before THOSE are available!

Well, considering that CBS owns those two shows, its doubtful WB would put them out.

 

[WaveCrest]

Originally Posted by Van594

I would like to see the Midnight Caller (1988) complete series put out since it doesn't look like it will make a regular release. WB had a connection to this series through Lorimar so not sure if they still have the rights but if so I think it would sell well.

I was under the assumption that Warner Brothers held the rights to Midnight Caller.

Replying to what I really hope to see come out on WB Archives DVD in 2010 are the third season of Knots Landing and a complete series boxset of Midnight Caller.

 

[MattSav]

I would love to see Warner release the remaining three seasons of late 1980's series Superboy using their Warner Archive program. It would be a perfect fit as the first season was widely available but WHV reps commented in a HTF chat a few years back that further releases were suspended due to sales figures from the Season 1 set.

I'd also like to see the PTEN series TimeTrax released. There are two seasons and it would make for a good Warner Archive fit as well. I assume Warner owns the rights to the entire PTEN library, as they released all of Babylon 5 on DVD.

 

[Joe Tor1]

No one mentions any animated series.

THE HUCKLEBERRY HOUND SHOW has been dormant since 2005. How about the remaining three seasons of that series?

There’s lots of old Hanna-Barbera still waiting its turn. Wally Gator or Peter Potamus, anyone? How about The Herculoids?

Also, Girl from U.N.C.L.E. would be a nice follow-up to Warner’s Man from U.N.C.L.E. mega set.