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Dennis the Menace: Season 3 - October 25th, 2011

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http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Dennis-Menace-Season-3/15638

This is the final season that features Joseph Kearns as George Wilson (the original Mr. Wilson). Gale Gordon (most popularly known as Mr. Mooney on the 1960s series The Lucy Show) steps in as John Wilson for the season's later episodes.
Edited by Theodore J. Mooney - 7/13/11 at 5:59pm
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Excellent news!  I'm in for a copy.

 

 

Gary "thanks again, Shout" O.

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I will be picking this up, too. Isn't it great how fast these releases keep coming?

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I will be picking this up, too. Isn't it great how fast these releases keep coming?


Yes, but I wish they would speed up the releases of Mister Ed and Rhoda. Just get those series done and over with already.
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Yes, but I wish they would speed up the releases of Mister Ed and Rhoda. Just get those series done and over with already.



I was concerned about Mister Ed before the fifth season was announced, but that was positive news and gets us close to the complete series, with the exception of the first season's cut episodes. I am hopeful we will get season six soon.

 

With Dennis the Menace, season two isn't out yet and there is already an announcement for season three. That's three seasons released for this year. If sales figures factor into this, season one must have sold great.

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Why crush 38 episodes on five discs? Wouldn't it make more sense to have 6 discs and put 6 episodes on discs 1-4 and 7 episodes on discs 5 and 6? Does Shout! Factory really want to bit-rate starve this show like this?
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Why crush 38 episodes on five discs? Wouldn't it make more sense to have 6 discs and put 6 episodes on discs 1-4 and 7 episodes on discs 5 and 6? Does Shout! Factory really want to bit-rate starve this show like this?

I believe last time something like this came up, and people were complaining about this very thing, Shout's answer was that Sony gets a say in things like this, and Sony has a history of crushing 8 or 9 episodes of classic shows onto one disc.
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The season 2 set had 8 episodes on discs 1, 3, and 5, and 7 episodes on discs 2 and 4. That's odd that this was all Sony's decision. Shame on them!
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CBS/P puts 4 hour long episodes on many of their discs and the end product still looks fantastic.  8 episodes of a half hour B&W show shouldn't be problematic as long as dual layer discs are being used.

 

As others have said, thanks to Shout for releasing this and fast tracking.  One of the all time classic 50s sitcoms finally gets its due.

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CBS/P puts 4 hour long episodes on many of their discs and the end product still looks fantastic.  8 episodes of a half hour B&W show shouldn't be problematic as long as dual layer discs are being used.

 

As others have said, thanks to Shout for releasing this and fast tracking.  One of the all time classic 50s sitcoms finally gets its due.


Agreed, on all counts.
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Got a question, guys. In the end credits of this series' third season, do they have the Screen Gems/Columbia Torch Lady I or II, the latter with just the words SCREEN GEMS surrounding her accompianed by a voiceover announcement? I know with season 2, 37 of 38 eps. had Torch Lady I w/announcement for Torch Lady II. Haven't bought S3 yet, but I'd like to know before I buy it.
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