TV Shows no one asked WB about (1 Viewer)

[Mark To]

I unfortunately wasn't available for the chat last night but I can't believe that in 3 hours no one asked Warners about:

Man and Girl from UNCLE
Please Don't Eat the Daisies
Flipper
F Troop
77 Sunset Strip
Hawaiian Eye
Surfside Six
Bourbon Street Beat
Tarzan
Top Cat
Quick Draw McGraw
Huckleberry Hound
Yogi Bear
Magilla Gorilla
Peter Potamus
Roaring 20s
Cheyenne
Maverick
Bronco
Sugarfoot
Lawman
Colt 45
Dr. Kildare
Mr. Novak
Cain's Hundred


As you all well know, WB owns the MGM television library from the 60s which they acquired in the merger with Turner.

 

[StacyV]

I'd also hoped to ask about the status of Roots: The Next Generations, but I wasn't lucky enough to get through.

 

[Sven Lorenz]

Without a Trace

One of the most succesful (and best) TV shows right now - yet there's never even been a rumour about it's release.

 

[Kevin Porter]

No asked about everyone's favorite improv show, Whose Line is it Anyway either.

 

[David Von Pein]

And apparently not a word said regarding "Dallas", which is almost certainly coming before the end of '04. Would have liked to have heard some insider's details on the special features for Dallas...plus knowing whether it'll be just the 5-episode "Mini Series" coming first, or a 29-ep. box with 2 seasons in it.

Guess nobody cared enough to ask these trivialities. :frowning:

 

[David Von Pein]

Or additional "West Wing" seasonal sets.

 

[Kevin Porter]

The 2nd season's out in (less than) 76 days!! Don't worry. They're coming out.

 

[Kon]

I missed the chat, I wanted to ask about a second volume of Space Ghost.

 

[David Von Pein]

Oh I know that.
S.2 on May 18....
I just figured somebody would ask about S.3 and S.4 schedule...

 

[Mikel_Cooperman]

Is there a transcript of the chat?

Anyone ask about China Beach??

 

[Michael Pakula]

What about Family Matters?.


-Mike

 

[Daryl Stovall]

No one inquired about "The Wild, Wild West":frowning:

 

[Rob P S]

What about Alice?

 

[Steve...O]

Unfortunately, the Warners TV exec wasn't available for the full 3 hours. They showed up after the chat had started and left before the end. Totally understandable as I'm sure they had other things to attend to, like their job The ability of Warners to field and respond to TV questions was therefore limited.

Given that Warners recently told USA Today that numerous TV titles were in the pipeline over the next several years, I'm sure some of the ones you mentioned will be released. For example, I know "Maverick" was mentioned in the USA Today article as was "F Troop".

Steve

 

[Mark To]

No one inquired about "The Wild, Wild West"

That's because its owned by Paramount.

 

[Rick P]

and currently being released by Columbia House TV Greats DVD club.

 

[DouglasRobert]

Step by Step

 

[David Levy]

For some reason, I have an unexplainable desire to see What I Like About You on DVD.

I can't think why, however...

Could it ever happen?