Per TVShowsonDVD.com, "The Patty Duke Show" is coming on September 29th courtesy of Shout! Factory. Unbelievable.
Gary "Shout really is full of surprises these days" O.
Gary "Shout really is full of surprises these days" O.
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Originally Posted by Guy Foulard
It's currently showing on a local affiliate of Thistv on digital cable, so I'm assuming Shout will have access to good prints for this release. I would expect something closer to the Peyton Place release than Rhoda or Room 222.
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Originally Posted by Ethan Riley
Amazing! Shout! is currently putting out all the shows that we here on this forum used to say would never get released...!
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Originally Posted by jdee28
Good news! Hopefully the Shout set will have nice, unedited prints, something with Shout that isn't always a given...
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Originally Posted by jdee28
Good news! Hopefully the Shout set will have nice, unedited prints, something with Shout that isn't always a given...
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Originally Posted by Joe Lugoff
I wish, just once, I could read an announcement on TVShowsOnDvd and not have to worry about something.
The article says the first season had 36 episodes, but the quoted press release says: "Features 26 episodes on a 6-DVD set." Now, I know that can be merely a typo for 36, especially considering that 36 is evenly divisible by the 6 DVDs, giving us 6 episodes per disc. However, the article also says there were 104 episodes in total -- and 26 is 104 evenly divided by 4 -- which means they might be planning to divide the series up into 4 sets, rather than 3. So, here I am again, left hanging [although I do believe (and hope) the 26 is a typo.] It's still unexpected good news, of course! |
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Originally Posted by Joe Lugoff
I wish, just once, I could read an announcement on TVShowsOnDvd and not have to worry about something.
The article says the first season had 36 episodes, but the quoted press release says: "Features 26 episodes on a 6-DVD set." Now, I know that can be merely a typo for 36, especially considering that 36 is evenly divisible by the 6 DVDs, giving us 6 episodes per disc. However, the article also says there were 104 episodes in total -- and 26 is 104 evenly divided by 4 -- which means they might be planning to divide the series up into 4 sets, rather than 3. So, here I am again, left hanging [although I do believe (and hope) the 26 is a typo.] It's still unexpected good news, of course! |
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So little money!
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Originally Posted by The Obsolete Man
I'll give my usual response...
I'm glad to see this is coming, I'll buy it if the episodes are uncut, but it will go straight to ALF/Rhoda Hell and I will never see it if the episodes are syndicated prints. So, here's hoping Shout is able to get all of the proper materials to do this release right! |
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Originally Posted by TV_Fan
MGM tends to treat their older shows better then Fox.
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