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Old 04-19-2008, 10:10 PM   #2912 of 3388
Radioman970
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Re: Whats the last TV DVD you bought


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Originally Posted by Radioman970

Space Academy Complete series. $16

Again, I bought this on a vague recollection, and oh, what a CHEESY show!

From amazon.com:
Space 1999 Megaset. $50

I gave up on this show after about five episodes...I couldn't bear to watch it anymore, so I turned it over to my best friend. And he reports back to me that it's not that bad...
That filmation stuff is like gold to me now for some reason. I remembered Ark II fondly and it hasn't disappointed, I was a huge fan of Jason of Star Command but I don't remember a whole lot. Looking forward to revisiting it. Now Space Academy, I absolutely don't remember it at all. I'll bet I like it if it's similar to Ark II or just has a strong 70s retro feel. I'm really into that right now. Land of the Lost has also been excellent.

I just watched a very early episode of Mystery Science theater 3000 that featured Cosmic Princess, which was really just a few Space 1999 episodes played back to back and it was great! I loved it so much and was thrilled the whole show could be bought for so cheap.

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Originally Posted by Firebee
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Nice, at least you were able to get more ports and even get S-video. I can understand about not wanting to tip anyone off about the TV...I live in a good neighborhood and even I took steps to get rid of the big Sony TV box surreptitiously to avoid scrutiny.
Smart thinking.

Yeah, that thing I got from wally world for like $25. It's great! Made my old TV new again.

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Originally Posted by Joseph J.D
Yeah....I love Palin's travel shows. I remember first catching them when A&E showed them in the early 90's. With the purchase of the Pole to Pole DVD, I officially retired my VHS of that show that I taped over a decade ago. Too bad there are still two that have yet to be released: 'Full Circle' and 'Hemingway Adventure'. Odd that they released the most recent one: 'New Europe' first.....hope they release them soon.
I have at least one Full Circle recorded that I've never seen. I really need to pull that out and watch it sometime. I recorded it off PBS ages ago.



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