Paramount Properties (1 Viewer)

Matt_Troop · Jun 7, 2006

Does Anyone have a list of Paramount Properties?

Scott Kimball · Jun 7, 2006

Your question could be interpreted a few ways, but I'll assume you want to know the brands that Paramount Home Entertainment distributes... distribution rights does not necessarily mean ownership. For example, CBS video, though distributed by Paramount, is a separate entity - and they make their own decisions regarding release dates, packaging, extras, etc.

Paramount
Paramount Television
CBS
Comedy Central
Hasbro
MTV
Nickelodeon
PBS
PBS Kids
Spike

In addition, PHE owns or has distribution rights for these specific brands:
Peanuts
Star Trek
Batjac

Bob Graham · Jun 7, 2006

Doesn't Paramount also have distribution rights for Republic? Republic released my most wanted tv series, CAR 54 WHERE ARE YOU? on vhs in the 90's.

MarcoBiscotti · Jun 7, 2006

Yes they do.

They (Paramount / Republic) also control the complete BETTY BOOP filmography as well as the two Fleischer feature-lengths, GULLIVER'S TRAVELS (1939) and MR. BUG (a.k.a Hoppity) GOES TO TOWN (1941) as well as the entire COLOR CLASSICS series, I believe.

Matt_Troop · Jun 7, 2006

Sorry I meant distributive rights to shows?

AnthonyC · Jun 7, 2006

Man, I'd love it if Paramount did a chat here.

LCD22 · Jun 8, 2006

I wish they would.

tommyST · Jun 9, 2006

A chat would be awesome! I am very interested to find out their plans for the Spelling Properties (Twin Peaks, Beverly Hills 90210, Melrose Place, Dynasty, and Summerland) that became there at the beginning of the year (if they have any). And I would also like to know why 'Charmed' has never gotten any sort of special features despite the cast and crew vocally saying they are willing to participate.

Demis G · Jun 9, 2006

Wasn't Paramount bought by CBS? Merge or something ?

RoryR · Jun 9, 2006

Well, as I understand. Paramount was a Viacom company, and what was Viacom is now CBS Paramount. So Viacom and Paramount in essence closed down.

JeffT. · Jun 9, 2006

The majority of Quinn Martin Productions tv series are now under the auspices of Paramount Pictures Television and if there is to be any definite word pertaining to this (elusive) television film library's current disposition then a question-and-answers session conducted by the Home Theater Forum with some (informed) Paramount representatives would serve quite nicely indeed.

It would mean that finally it could be known just what has become of THE INVADERS (ABC 1967-68) as a tv syndication property and the likeliness of a possible DVD release sometime in the near future.

You (already) have my vote for such an online event.

Jeff T.

RoryR · Jun 9, 2006

Paramount practice. Unless you're Star Trek you get nothing. Frasier, Cheers...all the same.
CBS Paramount is making things a little better - Charmed Season 8 will have something(s) but that is the only change I think has happened.

I wish we would get more on Touched By An Angel, the irony that at one point the show brought CBS out of the toilet and was a staple of the network for 9 years yet they can't release it on DVD is laughable.

todd s · Jun 9, 2006

I would love to ask Paramount about The Untouchables...Both the original and new version. Both of which were great.

Daniel-C · Jun 9, 2006

Paramount also has the rights to Mighty Mouse and Heckle & Jeckle

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrytoons

Scott-S · Jun 10, 2006

They seem to hold the rights for

Friday the 13th: the Series

Still waiting for this one on DVD.

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