WaveCrest
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How well is Hotel: The First Season selling? I hope the second season does come out. If it does I'm guessing it will likely come out before spring next year.
which series are you talking about? both series remind us that charming and funny people can also kill you. If you can't see the comedy of when when Dexter had to kill his therapist (who was a serial killer) even though he was making progress with the guy; it probably isn't for you.Originally Posted by HenryDuBrow
I've seen enough to know it's not my taste, think it's overrated much of it (like we have to like it just 'cuz it's new drama, yeah right), but you didn't comment on the glorification bit...
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This is always an interesting place. Half the people think there hasn't been an entertaining show since color TV started and the other half think anything more than three years old is "vintage" TV. I'm over 50 years old but I can enjoy Donna Reed and NCIS on the same night.
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Far as Hotel sales - the recent amazon sales numbers:
The Lucy Show is #319
Love Boat
Jeff, I don't think there is anything wrong with someone using there free time and money any way they see fit, and certainly nobody should ever watch a TV program they don't enjoy. The thing that has caught my eye around here is the sharp cut-off so many people seem to have in regards to the various eras. Because of my age I tend to gravitate towards older TV shows and that seems natural to me, but having said that there have been many shows produced in the last twenty years that I enjoy a lot. Several of my all time favorites come from a more recent eraOriginally Posted by Jeff Willis
I don't blame you for making that observation but imo, there's more exceptions to the rule here than it may appear at times.
I'm also over 50 and although the vast majority of my TV/DVD collection are pre-80's shows, I have several 80's and a few 90's and even 1 post-'00 set in the collection.
There's not been too much network shows after '96 that have looked good to me but I may check out a couple later since a lot of those have been released on DVD.
Maybe the fans bought the first season set in the week, with non-fans purchasing it afterwards. Maybe Shout! Factory could look at releasing the second season if Universal sub-license Hotel out?Originally Posted by Aryn Leroux
The first week sales number were much better.
Are you sure that it's Universal that owns "Hotel"? I thought that it was Paramount/CBS that owned it ("Hotel" being an Aaron Spelling series).Originally Posted by WaveCrest
Maybe the fans bought the first season set in the week, with non-fans purchasing it afterwards. Maybe Shout! Factory could look at releasing the second season if Universal sub-license Hotel out?
Sorry, my mistake. I had in my mind at the time I made the post that Universal released the first season on Region 1 DVD.Originally Posted by bmasters9
Are you sure that it's Universal that owns "Hotel"? I thought that it was Paramount/CBS that owned it ("Hotel" being an Aaron Spelling series).
Oh, and by the way, I pre-ordered my copy of it. I finished it just recently, and I really did enjoy it.
It happens. Don't worry about it. We've all made that mistake before.Originally Posted by WaveCrest
Sorry, my mistake. I had in my mind at the time I made the post that Universal released the first season on Region 1 DVD.
This is exactly why I pre-ordered-- to try to help boost the sales.Originally Posted by younger1968
i was going to buy Hotel, but, decided at the last moment to cancel my order. I have concerns with the network releasing 1st season then nothing.
Exactly. The more people who buy Hotel: The First Season, the better chance that we will see the second season and the remaining three seasons after that.Originally Posted by bmasters9
This is exactly why I pre-ordered-- to try to help boost the sales.