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Charles Ellis · 10-12-2006, 08:47 AM

No, Fox is the worst! They constantly repackage more recent shows like Buffy and X-Files, while taking forever to release older shows and even then, it's an eternity between seasons. Remember how many years between the first and second seasons of The Mary Tyler Moore Show? And where's the rest of Malcolm In The Middle and Son Of The Beach? And why no release for such classics like Peyton Place, Dobie Gillis, The Green Hornet, Room 222, Burke's Law, Honey West, Adventures In Paradise, and Judd For The Defense? Of course, we must mention the Holy Grail of TV-on-DVD, Batman!!!!! Fox has a LOT to answer for!

10-12-2006, 08:47 AM	#10 of 168
Charles Ellis Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Local Time: 03:04 AM Local Date: 01-09-2009 Posts: 1,317	Re: The beginning of the end for classic shows? No, Fox is the worst! They constantly repackage more recent shows like Buffy and X-Files, while taking forever to release older shows and even then, it's an eternity between seasons. Remember how many years between the first and second seasons of The Mary Tyler Moore Show? And where's the rest of Malcolm In The Middle and Son Of The Beach? And why no release for such classics like Peyton Place, Dobie Gillis, The Green Hornet, Room 222, Burke's Law, Honey West, Adventures In Paradise, and Judd For The Defense? Of course, we must mention the Holy Grail of TV-on-DVD, Batman!!!!! Fox has a LOT to answer for!