Stephen Wight
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Iit's a little premature to think that as official news doesn't come out until around August or September.
I think they should just add a few episodes from the 6th season on each subsequent season release as bonus features.Even if a faerie came down from the sky and erased all worries about licensing, the sixth season would still need to be paired with something else to make it happen.
Why does Eddie refuse to have anything to do with the show anymore? Is there some kind of bad history there or he just thinks he's too big.And there is no chance that Eddie Murphy would have anything to do with any SNL releases
Originally Posted by WillG /forum/thread/296345/htf-dvd-review-saturday-night-live-the-complete-5th-season#post_3703995
This board got some goofy UI... anyway, if it isn't plainly visible in this intricately-detailed drawing, these would not be premium boxes like we saw with the first five years, but more in line with the standard packs used for the standard SNL sets and most other NBC Universal shows. This would help offset the added cost in producing (read: clearing) the extra disc in each set.
Seasons 7, 8 and 9 (1981-84) would feature an extra, eighth disc which contains 3 episodes from season six. Season 10 (1984-85) would only use six discs since it was a shorter season, freeing up the last two for the final 4 shows of season six, plus some extras. This last release would include a URL wherein one can choose to buy a box for the five discs, probably for a nominal fee like $9.95 which covers shipping.
And don't forget SHOUT released MR MIKE'S MONDO VIDEO, which as an extra had several SNL skits. Also, they included the SNL "Broctune" sketch on the MR BELVEDERE set.Originally Posted by Stephen Wight
Perhaps Shout can release the Eddie Murphy seasons,and any others that Lorne might want to skip over. They,obviously,license from Universal as they've released Simon & Simon,Leave It To Beaver,Dragnet and others.