TV Shows screaming for DVD (1 Viewer)

[Matt Finney]

Night Court!!!
Also throw my votes for the following (season sets only):
1. Charmed
2. Coach
3. Diff'rent Strokes
4. Get Smart
5. Growing Pains
6. Millennium
7. Quantum Leap
8. Spin City
9. V: The Series
10. Wings
11. Wolf Lake
12. The Wonder Years
13. Working

 

[StacyV]

Just a few I'd like to see on dvd:

Fame (80's NBC/first run syndication version)
White Shadow
Welcome Back Kotter
The Wire
Different World (prefer post-Lisa Bonet seasons)
American Dreams
Dangerous Minds
Brady Bunch
Diff'rent Strokes
Degrassi Jr. High/Next Generation
One Day At a Time
Pee-wee's Playhouse
Under One Roof (1995 six episode CBS series)
ABC Afterschool Specials Collection

 

[Casey Trowbridg]

Home Improvement, ALF, SPin City (season sets) and Drew Carey. I'd take Whose Line is it Anyway also, both versions would be fine by me.

 

[Gregg Shiu]

Scrubs, Boston Public (first season only), The Practice, Scare Tactics, In Living Color, and a Best of for Chapelle's Show.

 

[Casey Trowbridg]

Gregg, In Living Color season 1 was just announced for February which made me very happy indeed.

I'd also like to add Welcome Back Kotter and the Brak show to my list.

 

[David Von Pein]

Leave It To Beaver (1957-1963); 234 episodes in force.
"THE BEAR" -- By Theodore Cleaver (3rd Grade):
I would like to be a bear
Gay and happy, free from care
That's the life, like no other
Climbing trees, with my mother
Though they call me beast with dreadful rage
I've never locked things in a cage
Or set a trap since time's begun
Or shot at humans with a gun

 

[ScottRichard]

I have a feeling I'll never see this, but does anyone else love The Big Valley? I just started watching this show in the past year, and it's become one of my all-time favorites! The cast alone would seem to make this pretty marketable--one bona fide movie legend in Barbara Stanwyck, two big tv stars in Lee Majors and Linda Evans, Peter Breck and Richard Long were really good in it, and a long list of guest stars. Unfortunately, there just doesn't seem to be much demand for classic western series!

 

[Mike Graham]

I'm anxiously awaiting The X-Files to finish its DVD run, so that FOX can finally begin work on Millennium (that is if they ever plan to in the first place).
Also, before I was saying that I would prefer the set without extras to keep the cost down, like 24 Season 1, but considering Buffy and 24 Season 2 are filled with extras, with prices between $40-60 CDN, I think deleted scenes, commentary and featurettes shouldn't be too hard to put together while keeping the price well below $70 or $80.

 

[Paul Drake]

I have a feeling I'll never see this, but does anyone else love The Big Valley? I just started watching this show in the past year, and it's become one of my all-time favorites! The cast alone would seem to make this pretty marketable--one bona fide movie legend in Barbara Stanwyck, two big tv stars in Lee Majors and Linda Evans, Peter Breck and Richard Long were really good in it, and a long list of guest stars. Unfortunately, there just doesn't seem to be much demand for classic western series!

This isn't DVD, but I've read where this show is or will be showing on the Starz/Encore channels due to an agreement with Fox.

If you have these channels and a DVD recorder you'll be able to get uncut, commercial free episodes. The "Gunsmoke" and "Gene Autry" episodes that Encore Westerns run all look excellent.

 

[Jake Johnson]

SCRUBS!

 

[Dave Koch]

Gotta say Batman, the Adam West version...

This one is so ready for DVD, I canb't beleive it is not out yet...

Get Smart
The rest of Twin Peaks
Max Headroom
Mission: Impossible
Wild, Wild West
I Dream of Jeanie
Bewitched