With 3 discs, it looks like it's going to be more than the Warner tv favorites but not season sets. It probably will the same as the Best of Mr Ed sets.
If it is indeed a best of instead of seasons then that is upsetting news. Because as we all know, "best of" doesn't mean anything of the sort. It just means "guest stars most familiar to today's audience" as opposed to the actual best or funniest episodes. Time and again this has been proved to be true. When they put out Man from UNCLE on VHS, they released almost half the series and yet the episode that most fans acknowledge to be the best wasn't included. Mr. Ed had an episode that made a Top 50 funniest shows of all-time list that wasn't included. So here's hoping it's a listing error.
When I first saw this thread I thought that I would be happy with a "Best of The Phil Silvers Show" but now that I've studied the cast list and the guest cast list, I want them all. My 9 year old self loved the show but 50 years later I also want to see all those first appearances of people like a 22 year old Alan Alda and so many more.
I wouldn't read anything into the title yet nor do I think there is a trend. We'll have to wait until the official announcement to see what's going on.
Perry Mason, a show that's almost 50 years old, will be released in season sets (actually half season) according to preliminary reports posted at TVSODVD.com. Lucy and Griffith are vintage series getting season set treatments.
Gunsmoke had 20 seasons which makes season sets a bit more challenging. My speculation is that if the sales of the compilation were impressive, season sets may be considered.
Well Look at the Rifleman Sets MPI did'nt neccesarily put out the Best eps but the one's with the Biggest names also it was disconcerting to Have Mcain's Son be a Tike in one ep and needing a Shave in the next. Best of's Often are'nt.
That wasn't very nice, Michael. If I opine that a show is crap, I'm not insulting you simply because we disagree.
As for modern shows, there are some good ones if you look around. Cases in point: "24", "My Name is Earl", and "Monk". All of these shows are destined to become classics.
Didn't mean to insult you but The Simpsons? Come on. As much as I hate to say it, that could be the best show of all time.
I watched the 24 pilot but while the story was interesting, I was turned off by the camera trickery and I don't really enjoy continuing stories like a soap opera. Never saw the other two.
So, I see this being posted but still no list of episodes? Do they really think it's more important to load these things up with extras as opposed to putting out full seasons of episodes? I don't give a hoot about extras. Just give me the complete shows. Extras are gravy but mean nothing without the main course.