Any News on Nickelodeon shows like... (1 Viewer)

[RyanAn]

I'm not to sure about the "Burn on Demand" format but there are multiple shows available now on amazon.com from Nick. Doug, Rocko's Modern Life... etc.

 

[Travis87]

i bought the 1st season of Doug from amazon and it's great! they use pretty high quality materials for these and they play fine in everything i've got. the only 2 things about burn on demand is that they contents get no restoration(they probably wouldn't bother with these shows) and there's no extras. the cases & discs look pretty nice and the menus work well enough. i made my own digital copies though just in case the discs ever wear out or something.

 

[Ockeghem]

Well, we watched the first four (of thirteen) episodes of The Secret World of Alex Mack last night. Our children loved it, and my wife and I remembered it fondly. Each of the episodes seem to be a tad longer than we remember them, which is a good thing.

Thanks to Heathjack for rekindling my interest in this show, which I might otherwise have forgotten.

 

[nikkif99uk]

Was Animorphs a Nickelodeon show, if not who owns the rights as would love to see this get a DVD release

 

[darkrock17]

nikkif99uk wrote:



Nick/Paramount has the rights to Animorphs.

 

[Jay Pennington]

The Mysterious Cities of Gold was remastered and released in Europe and the UK earlier this year. Scuttlebutt is that a R1 release is planned.

 

[David Lambert]

It's coming.
Mysterious Cities of Gold DVD news: Update on Mysterious Cities of Gold on DVD | TVShowsOnDVD.com


The R2 release is simply fabulous. And it was released in Australia as well.

Next up are Belle & Sebastian and Spartakus and the Sun Beneath the Sea.