Does anyone know how far Columbia House got on their VHS releases? Did they do the whole series or if not, how many volumes did they do?
4/22/08 at 5:46pm
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Originally Posted by Mitchum22
Hiya, Bob.
With Season 3, again the video is up and down. And one must be careful to not get stuck with one of the defective sets released by CBS. (I think they've been pulled.) However, the show quality of year 3 is through the roof. The top ten eps from this year can be matched with anything produced by American dramatic television. The great Ida Lupino directed many of them, and some were directed by Richard Boone himself. A must buy/ |
But it still is a bummer CBS bailed after s3.
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Originally Posted by jdee28
The Have Gun-Will Travel sets were some of the first for CBS DVD. They're from a period before CBS DVD adopted their current high standards for picture and audio quality.
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Originally Posted by Gary OS
I totally agree with this and was about to say the exact same thing. I believe this series simply suffered from being released too early in the TV on DVD game, so to speak. At the time CBS/Paramount wasn't doing the restoration they are now and the show suffered the consequences. I truly believe that had "HGWT" been released, oh... let's say last year instead of 4 or so years ago, it would have succeeded. It's just a victim of poor timing as much as anything else, IMHO.
Gary "and it would be awkward to have seasons 4-6 look stellar while 2 and 3 looked poor" O. |
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Originally Posted by Mitchum22
Don't know if we're allowed to do this
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Originally Posted by Professor Echo
It's ironic that sites like HTF forbid it because they don't want to get shut down, yet the bootleggers themselves don't ever seem to get shut down.
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Originally Posted by Parker Clack
Our policy against bootlegs is because of one reason. They are selling a copyrighted program for a profit. By allowing posts to provide members with external links where they can go to pick up these products comes off as an endorsement of such sites by HTF. It is illegal and as with anything illegal is nothing that we want to have a part of.
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Originally Posted by Michael Reuben
You're not. It says so in the HTF Rules and in an announcement at the top of this forum. Zero tolerance.
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Originally Posted by Ockeghem
Michael,
What are you referring to here? I ask, because it was deleted before I had a chance to see it. I collect bootleg material of Beatles music, some television shows and films, etc., and would be interested knowing the violation so I do not commit it myself. I'd also like to discuss the topic, but I don't really know to what extent it is able to be discussed. Thanks. ![]() |
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