Zorro & Time Tunnel series (1 Viewer)

Eric Paddon · May 17, 2004

Zorro is not going to be appearing on DVD anytime soon because of some legal hassle with Guy Williams' estate. It didn't affect Disney's ability to repeat the series on Disney Channel but it does put any video/DVD release in limbo for now.

AlanP · May 18, 2004

I VOTE FOR "TIME TUNNEL" !!!!
THE BEST ?
Any NEWS ON THIS ??

Jerome · May 18, 2004

the first season of Zorro (colorized) will be available by Disney France in June.

the boxset includes 3 double DVDs.

oscar_merkx · May 18, 2004

was Zorro originally broadcast in B&W ?

Eric Paddon · May 18, 2004

The first season was B/W and the second season was in color.

DeepakJR · May 18, 2004

OMFG, Thank you Jerome. I will be surely aquring the Zorro set. At a hefty price, but I just love the series too much to not get it.

L8rz
Deepak Jr.

Mark To · May 18, 2004

The show was in black and white. Disney later colorized them.

Jerome · May 18, 2004

of course, the DVDs offers the english track, without forced subtitles.

And yes, the show was filmed in Black and white and colorized later.

david_slater · May 19, 2004

i want the Time Tunnel series on DVD.
fox had a vote on a lot of shows some time ago and Time Tunnel was one of them.
it did not come in first place but it was in the top 5 shows. just under Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.

Doug Wallen · May 19, 2004

I also vote for The Time Tunnel.

Really looked forward to seeing where Doug & Tony landed each week. I really want this series on dvd.

Jeff_HR · May 19, 2004

I had some mild interest in this until the colorization info was revealed. I will not buy anything colorized, PERIOD!!!!!

Kramer Lowry · May 30, 2004

Marty M · May 31, 2004

In my house the entire series was shown in black & white. We didn't get a color TV until 1969.

Kramer Lowry · May 31, 2004

Jeff_HR · May 31, 2004

If I have to explain, then you will not understand.

Kramer Lowry · Jun 25, 2004

Paul Miller · Jun 25, 2004

Now there is a question, if a majority of people didn't have color TVs for a show yet the show was in color, what is the accepted standard? The way most people watched the show when it originally aired or the way it was recorded?

Paul

Kramer Lowry · Aug 3, 2004

Dan Rudolph · Aug 4, 2004

The way it was recorded is the standard unless it's one of those rare pieces purposely converted to B&W. Only artificial colorization is bad.

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