LouA
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I wonder about some of the stalled series like One Step Beyond , Sgt Bilko, Love American Style , Beverley Hillbillies, and Have Gun Will Travel.
Bobbo said:Agreed! New to the forum, but have been reading it for about two years and enjoy all the information regarding tv series on DVD (and it's nice to know that there are others who share the same passion for our televison heritage). I also hope that the next season of "One Step Beyond" gets out of the vaults sometime this year...
Add Green Acres as a total dump and I'm in. Box sets DO still sell, just have to be priced right. It is a shame that so little really got out before the recession hit. No telling where we'd be now.Brian McP said:How about, in one big dump, the entire series of THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES or PETTICOAT JUNCTION?
The have to remember that these shows fanbase are not getting any younger and as with what is happening with DOBIE GILLIS, these shows will become empty, worthless corporate assets (well, worthless compared to what they should have made off them 10 years ago when box sets were the rage)
Green Acres is a Filmways presentation, dahling.Jack P said:"Green Acres" is not a CBS/Paramount show.
darkrock17 said:Green Acres is a Filmways presentation, dahling.
The Beverly Hillbillies, Petticoat Junction, and Green Acres are all Filmway productions, but CBS somehow got the rights instead of MGM/FOX.
What exact decision are you talking about? My recollection is that at least some of the Paramount releases seem to be showing up at Walmart (Perry Mason, Gunsmoke).Gary OS said:Quote:
Gary "the decision to go to '.com' only releases looks, early on, to have helped accelerate some series" O.
Originally Posted by JoeDoakes /t/321091/is-cbs-paramount-going-to-continue-with-accelerated-tv-show-releases/30#post_3932205
What exact decision are you talking about? My recollection is that at least some of the Paramount releases seem to be showing up at Walmart (Perry Mason, Gunsmoke).
Yes, they have them for the first two but not "Green Acres" which was released by MGM/FOX when Seasons 1-3 were released. The complaints for that stalled title have to go there, not CBS/Paramount.darkrock17 said:Green Acres is a Filmways presentation, dahling.
The Beverly Hillbillies, Petticoat Junction, and Green Acres are all Filmway productions, but CBS somehow got the rights instead of MGM/FOX.
I meant to say that all three shows are Filmway series, but only Hillbillies and Junction are owned by Paramount. I've never understood why Beverly and Petticoat aren't owned by MGM as well.Jack P said:Yes, they have them for the first two but not "Green Acres" which was released by MGM/FOX when Seasons 1-3 were released. The complaints for that stalled title have to go there, not CBS/Paramount.
Thank you Jeff, appreciate it!Jeff Willis said:to the forum