CBS releases!! Great. Other shows they need to release

Originally Posted by ChrisCook

3 lbs.

Originally Posted by nikkif99uk

cool another 3lbs fan shortlived but great show starring Stanley Tucci and Zabryna Guevara deserves a complete series set

Originally Posted by nikkif99uk

What With CBS Television and Paramount Home Entertainment finally releasing quality shows like Becker Season 1, Matlock Season 1, Duckman etc

What shows and TV Movies do you think will or should get a release by CBS Television, seeing as they seem to have rights to many amazing shows, especially ones I love and would love to be able to see again and own

Shows
3lbs (2006)
The Agency (2001)
Baby Bob (2002)
Bette (2000)
Big Apple (2001)
The Big Bang Theory" (2007)
The Bold and the Beautiful (1987) - Some sort of release, best of, as seasons probably too big a task
Cake (2006)
Care Bears: Adventures in Care-A-Lot (2007)
Center Of the Universe (2004)
Century City (2004)
Chicago Hope 1994)
City Of Angels (2000)
The Class (2006)
Close To Home (2005)
Clubhouse (2004)
Cold Case (2003) but only if they ever figure out the music issues which they probably wont, but I still have a glimmer of hope however small
The District (2000)
Dr Vegas (2004)
Family Law (1999)
First Monday (2002)
The Guardian (2001)
The Handler (2003)
Judging Amy (1999)
Kate Brasher (2001)
LA Doctors (1998)
The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (2005)
The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn (1999)
Listen Up (2004)
Love Monkey (2006)
Now & Again (1999)
Out Of Practice (2005)
Queens Supreme (2003)
Robbery Homicide Division (2002)
Smith (2006)
Some Of My Best Friends (2001)
Still Standing (2002)
The Stones (2004)
That's Life (2000)
Wolf Lake (2001)

bet theres also some call unaired pilots for series I would love to watch too like Stroller Wars (2006) etc



TV Movies
A.K.A. (2006) Featuring Sarah Laine
Amber Frey: Witness for the Prosecution (2005) Featuring Paget Brewster
Back When We Were Grownups (2004) Featuring Ione Skye
Cold Shoulder (2006) featuring Kelly McGillis
Company Town (2006) Featuring Michael Michele
Crossroads: A Story of Forgiveness (2007) Featuring Dean Cain
Dallas: The Early Years (1986) Featuring Dale Midkiff
The Dead Will Tell (2004) Featuring Anne Heche
Finding John Christmas (2003) Featuring Valerie Bertinelli
Locusts (2005) Featuring Lucy Lawless
The Madam's Family: The Truth About the Canal Street Brothel (2004) Featuring Annabella Sciorra
Martha Behind Bars (2005) Featuring Cybill Shepherd
Perfect Strangers (2004) Featuring Anna Friel
Revenge of the Middle-Aged Woman (2004) Featuring Maggie Lawson
Saving Milly (2005) Featuring Bruce Greenwood
Silver Bells (2005) Featuring Anne Heche
Snow Wonder (2005) Featuring Jennifer Esposito
Star Trek: Of Gods and Men (2007) Featuring Walter Koenig
Sybil (2007) Featuring Tammy Blanchard
Time Bomb (2006) Featuring David Arquette
Undercover Christmas (2003) Featuring Jami Gertz
The Valley of Light (2007) Featuring Gretchen Mol
Vampire Bats (2005) Featuring Lucy Lawless
Walker, Texas Ranger: Trial by Fire (2005)
When Angels Come to Town (2004) Featuring Tammy Blanchard

I know some of these are still long shots but there is still hope, many of the shows only lasted a series so would be easy to put out in a complete series set.
Also I know my list is long but collecting dvds is my passion and i spend alot of money on them lol. I could go on forever lol but will stop here.

Originally Posted by Jim Beaver

I don't have alot of titles I want from Paramount but if these were ever finally released I would be a happy man.

Sightings
Jake and the Fatman
Do Over

(Not my most most wanted shows but should finally be released anyways)
Friday the 13th: The Series
Tales From The Darkside
Monsters

Originally Posted by Theodore J. Mooney

Originally Posted by nikkif99uk

There were some great TV shows in the late 1980's and early 1990's

Originally Posted by Hank Dearborn

In YOUR opinion.

Originally Posted by nikkif99uk

lol yeah thats true but when your young and you only have 4 TV channels to choose from you don't really have much of a choice what to watch

Originally Posted by Hank Dearborn

What are the best years for television? Whenever you yourself were between 8 and 12 years old. So for me, I love practically every show from 1965 to 1969. It's not the years, it's your age.

Originally Posted by jdee28

What other "major" dramas from the 1950s and 1960s could CBS/Paramount put on DVD?

Looking at their syndication bible, seems like only Bonanza, Ben Casey, and The Millionaire.

Hope they get the rights straightened out and start releasing Bonanza. I could maybe see a Ben Casey too, after they finish off their other series, if only a Season 1, Volume 1 release, to test the waters.

Originally Posted by Hank Dearborn

NYPD ran only 2 seasons but that was a great cop show from the late 60s.

Sheriff of Cochise (aka U.S. Marshall) was a syndicated cop show that ran four seasons, kind of their version of Highway Patrol. Over 150 episodes.

Whirlybirds was a very popular syndicated show that ran for 3 seasons and over 100 episodes.

Originally Posted by Hank Dearborn

Quite a few actually. The biggest one would be The Defenders, which ran for 4 seasons in the early 60s and won Emmy Awards every year for best drama. It is considered one of the greatest shows in TV history but unfortunately it hasn't aired anywhere in a long, long time. Rights are split between Paramount and the show's creator and that may be the problem. By the same producer there is The Nurses, which ran for 3 seasons and was basically The Defenders in a hospital. Some others:

The Lineup (aka San Francisco Beat) was the San Francisco version of Dragnet, using actual case files. There were almost 200 half hours made plus a short final season that ran an hour. One of the very few shows with that many episodes that has never aired in the taping era.

NYPD ran only 2 seasons but that was a great cop show from the late 60s.

Sheriff of Cochise (aka U.S. Marshall) was a syndicated cop show that ran four seasons, kind of their version of Highway Patrol. Over 150 episodes.

Whirlybirds was a very popular syndicated show that ran for 3 seasons and over 100 episodes.

While not exactly a long-running show, Slattery's People, which ran a year and a half, was a good show starring Richard Crenna as a state legislator.

Since you mention Bonanza, I guess you are including westerns as well. They own The Rebel, the 2 season Nick Adams series. Also, Trackdown, another 2 season show which starred Robert Culp. Not a great show but I'm sure it has it's fans, there was the 4-season High Chapparal. Then there are many classic live dramas, which no one knows how many kines survived, such as Playhouse 90, Studio One, Danger and Climax. Also, the 2 season Desilu Playhouse.

CBS/Paramount also owns some interesting short run series as well: Coronet Blue, The Young Lawyers, Breaking Point, The New Breed, The New People, Longstreet, For the People, Garrison's Gorillas, The Reporter and The Immortal.