How many shows do you want on dvd from UPN? (1 Viewer)

todd s · Jan 20, 2004

the following list I found on a UPN station. It shows all of the shows UPN has run.

Here is the link: http://www.upn11tv.com/shows/old_shows/index.htm

Also, you can go to pages that have info on each of the shows if you put your mouse over the show names.

Rob Speicher · Jan 20, 2004

The only original UPN show I've ever watched was The Strip, and that was a while ago so I don't remember if it was even good.

I've since watched Dilbert and Gary & Mike on Comedy Central and Home Movies on Cartoon Network.

Marty M · Jan 20, 2004

The better question for me is: "How many shows on UPN do you even watch." For me personally, the answer is none. That would also be answer for UPN show DVDs I would purchase.

Peter Miller · Jan 20, 2004

There were some great shows the UPN cancelled that I would not hesitate to purchase on DVD:

Mercy Point
Nowhere Man
The Beat
Level 9
Legend
Special Unit 2

True, UPN has definitely aired a lot of garbage, but if you actually took the time to watch some of the shows instead of crapping all over everything assuming, "Because it's on UPN, it must be bad!" you would have found some diamonds in the rough.

Josh Sieg · Jan 20, 2004

Clueless!

ChristopherBlig · Jan 20, 2004

The Secret Diary of Desmond Pfeiffer!!!!! well spoofed on Clerks: The Animated Series

MatthewLouwrens · Jan 20, 2004

Definitely Nowhere Man, in a heartbeat.
Nothing else on that list that interests me (Hell, most of them I've never even heard of).

Jared M · Jan 20, 2004

most definately gary and mike--the complete series

JohnDMoore · Jan 20, 2004

"Home Movies." Among the best shows of all time. But I understand Scholastic has the rights to it? Have they ever released any DVDs?

george kaplan · Jan 20, 2004

I used to watch the Hughleys, but I can't see myself buying it on dvd. Probably the only one I'd buy is Enterprise, though I have to admit I'm on the fence with it - not great, but not as bad as many have made out.

David Lambert · Jan 21, 2004

So it's just "old shows", like the title says. That's why no mention of Jake 2.0 or Enterprise. Ah.

Lyle_JP · Jan 21, 2004

If you're a "Nowhere Man" fan like I am, don't bug Paramount for this one, bug Disney. Nowhere Man, while a UPN show, was produced by Touchstone Television.

Disney did a fine job bringing Sorkin's "Sports Night" to DVD. I believe this is an equally worthy project.

-Lyle J.P.

Greg_S_H · Jan 21, 2004

Seven Days.

Tim_Prasuhn · Jan 21, 2004

-Gary and Mike
-Nowhere Man
-Seven Days
that one with the virus and the hazmat specialists - Hot Zone? Damn, I can't remember the name. It was on mid ninties, probably overlapped with Nowhere Man
-Dilbert - on its way!

probably more I can't remember

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