Not until everyone has the broadband capacity to stream those massive files. DC might, but lots of us won't for a L-O-N-G time, if ever. Until we do, don't look for the studios to write off that big an audience.Richard Kaufman said:
Darby67 said:
Well, I couldn't disagree more. Perhaps all books, magazines and newspapers will also be extinct in 5 to 10 years, as well. Nothing is less romantic to me than a room full of hard drives containing all my music and movies, no artwork and no liner notes. I know that it is "new' and "modern" to "foresee" this demise, but it just doesn't add up. I'm not THAT OLD and neither are the many who regularly buy physical media. Plus, similar doomsday prophets who claimed that CDs and DVDs would degrade into dust in 15 years have been proven wrong. I was given a demo CD in Brazil in 1983 by a friend who was a record producer at Som Livre recently back from Japan. I had it out again last week and, guess what, it still plays perfectly and just like new. What if CDs and DVDs last over 100 years? Will that sacred little hard drive last that long? We, as a culture, may be forced toward a totalitarian robotic digital download future. But, there will be, and, in fact, already is a backlash. And, when another sophisticated worm like the one that is presently causing havoc in the Middle East enters your computer and hard drives, wiping out your entire media collection, I'll be at home with my solar panels and Oppo enjoying RUGGLES OF REDGAP.Richard Kaufman said:
Totally agree with the chip analogy. CBS is aware of the wrong credits issue and looking into it.Steve...O said:As PM fans are aware, S7 part 1 was released this week. we watched the season premiere (Nebulous Nephew) last night. It was a great episode with the terrific Beulah Bondi in it, but imagine my surprise whent he end credits came on and the cast list was for a S8 episode! Very odd to see this happen. Almost comical especially since the first part of the credits (director, writer, etc.) look ok but then it switches over to an incorrect cast list.
That aside, it will be a challenge to not burn through this release very quickly. PM episodes are like potato chips, you can't have just one
Perry Mason Returns was included as a bonus feature on the Perry Mason 50th Anniversary DVD Box Set in 2008.JMas said:
Thanks, Gary, for the update. Notthing I'm losing sleep over, but odd indeed. Perhaps CBS/P can also look into and fix the inadvertant omission of a short scene (72 seconds) in the Fancy Figures episode from S2 and perhaps include the complete episode as a bonus episode in a future release. As far as I know, that's the only editing that has occured with any of the almost 200 episodes released to date.
