CBS releases!! Great. Other shows they need to release (1 Viewer)

What With CBS Television and Paramount Home Entertainment finally releasing quality shows like Becker Season 1, Matlock Season 1, Duckman etc

What shows and TV Movies do you think will or should get a release by CBS Television, seeing as they seem to have rights to many amazing shows, especially ones I love and would love to be able to see again and own

Shows
3lbs (2006)
All Souls (2001)
Angie (1979)
Barnaby Jones (1973)
Bob (1992)
The Bold and the Beautiful (1987) - Some sort of release, best of, as seasons probably too big a task
Cannon (1971)
Clueless (1996)
Cuts (2005)
The District (2000)
Dr Vegas (2004)
Family Law (1999)
First Monday (2002)
The Guardian (2001)
The Handler (2003)
Judging Amy (1999)
Kate Brasher (2001)
LA Doctors (1998)
The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (2005)
The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn (1999)
Listen Up (2004)
Love Monkey (2006)
Now & Again (1999)
Out Of Practice (2005)
Queens Supreme (2003)
Robbery Homicide Division (2002)
Smith (2006)
Some Of My Best Friends (2001)
Still Standing (2002)
The Stones (2004)
That's Life (2000)
Wolf Lake (2001)

bet theres also some call unaired pilots for series I would love to watch too like Stroller Wars (2006) etc



TV Movies
A.K.A. (2006) Featuring Sarah Laine
Amber Frey: Witness for the Prosecution (2005) Featuring Paget Brewster
Back When We Were Grownups (2004) Featuring Ione Skye
Cold Shoulder (2006) featuring Kelly McGillis
Company Town (2006) Featuring Michael Michele
Crossroads: A Story of Forgiveness (2007) Featuring Dean Cain
Dallas: The Early Years (1986) Featuring Dale Midkiff
The Dead Will Tell (2004) Featuring Anne Heche
Finding John Christmas (2003) Featuring Valerie Bertinelli
Locusts (2005) Featuring Lucy Lawless
The Madam's Family: The Truth About the Canal Street Brothel (2004) Featuring Annabella Sciorra
Martha Behind Bars (2005) Featuring Cybill Shepherd
Perfect Strangers (2004) Featuring Anna Friel
Revenge of the Middle-Aged Woman (2004) Featuring Maggie Lawson
Saving Milly (2005) Featuring Bruce Greenwood
Silver Bells (2005) Featuring Anne Heche
Snow Wonder (2005) Featuring Jennifer Esposito
Star Trek: Of Gods and Men (2007) Featuring Walter Koenig
Sybil (2007) Featuring Tammy Blanchard
Time Bomb (2006) Featuring David Arquette
Undercover Christmas (2003) Featuring Jami Gertz
The Valley of Light (2007) Featuring Gretchen Mol
Vampire Bats (2005) Featuring Lucy Lawless
Walker, Texas Ranger: Trial by Fire (2005)
When Angels Come to Town (2004) Featuring Tammy Blanchard

I know some of these are still long shots but there is still hope, many of the shows only lasted a series so would be easy to put out in a complete series set.
Also I know my list is long but collecting dvds is my passion and i spend alot of money on them lol. I could go on forever lol but will stop here.

Some CBS/Paramount releases I like to see get released, provided their complete and have no music replacements.

MacGyver: Lost Treasure of Atlantis/MacGyver: Trail to Doomsday (separate release)
Early Edition (rumored to be coming, tentative June 24)
Promised Land (hopefully it will include the episode that concluded on "Diagnosis Murder")
Legend
Jake 2.0
Father Dowling Mysteries (hopefully it will include the pilot telefilm as well)
3 lbs.
Numb3rs S4 (The only current series I'm continuing to buy from this studio, unless of course they find a way to screw this one up too.)

I forgot to mention when they get to the fifth season of "Touched by an Angel", the final crossover with "Promised Land" needs to be included, and I wished they not recycle artwork (although in a different color scheme for their last release). Season 3, Vol. 1 and 2 and Season 4, Vol. 1 all had different screenshots that reflected the episodes on their sets, but no, they decided to be cheap again and include the same screenshots for Season 4, Vol. 2 that are identical to Vol. 1. A minor thing, but bugged the heck out of me.

cool another 3lbs fan shortlived but great show starring Stanley Tucci and Zabryna Guevara deserves a complete series set

I certainly agree, and it was shame that CBS killed it so fast. Mr. Tucci has a number of projects coming up including a supporting role in director Peter Jackson's adaptation of Alice Sebold's acclaimed novel, "The Lovely Bones". There's already been a lot of buzz about this film, so CBS/Paramount might want to use this to their advantage. He's a great character actor. It will be a shame (again) if this never makes it to the DVD format.

How about seasons 4-6 of Have Gun Will Travel

Many of the shows on your list aren't owned by CBS. Luckily all of these you want have aired recently so you should at least have DVDR copies of all of them in case they never get commercially released.

nope dont have copies of them, currently in Vancouver and not in my hometown in England, so limited by what can watch etc and no DVD recorder here either.

According to IMDB the rights are owned by CBS or Paramount Home video if its changed then not sure who owns the rights, if anyone knows who owns the shows that arent owned by them please let me know

if you want to have an idea of what CBS/Paramount could possibly release on DVD, check out their syndication Bible. I'm hoping for the complete Flying Blind.

I don't have alot of titles I want from Paramount but if these were ever finally released I would be a happy man.

Sightings
Jake and the Fatman
Do Over

(Not my most most wanted shows but should finally be released anyways)
Friday the 13th: The Series
Tales From The Darkside
Monsters

I wrote a letter to Paramount asking them to bring Tales from the Drakside to DVD

I really want to see Out of Practice released as well. It's a long shot, but you never know.

So at least a couple of the shows from the list are being released namely Cannon and Jake and the Fatman, keep up the great work Paramount/CBS releasing our favourite shows

I'm so excited that Jake and the Fatman and Dave's World are finally coming out. Now if only Sightings and Do Over can follow. C'mon, Paramount don't let me down.

Trackdown, The Millionaire, Our Miss Brooks, December Bride, Bilko (season sets), Coronet Blue, Young Lawyers, Slattery's People, Breaking Point.

Definitely CORONET BLUE, as well as THE IMMORTAL (1969-70).

Seeing as my original list contained shows no longer owned by CBS/Paramount have consulted the syndication bible and the ones listed I still hope get released include

All Souls (2001) - Only 6 episodes
Angie (1979) - 2 seasons
The Associates (1979) - only 13 episodes
Bob (1992) - 2 seasons
Brady Brides (1981) - 1 season
Clueless (1996) - 3 seasons (I thought this was a popular show)
Cuts (2005) - 2 seasons
Day By Day (1988) - 2 Seasons
Dear John (1988) - 4 seasons
Father Dowling Mysteries (1989) - 3 seasons
Friday the 13th (1987) - 3 Seasons
Flying Blind (1992) -22 Episodes
It's All Relative (2003) - 22 Episodes
Jake 2.0 (2003) - 16 Episodes
Joanie Loves Chachi (1982) - 2 seasons
Kindred: The Embraced (1996) - Rerelease so hard to find now
Level 9 (2000) - 13 Episodes
The Lucy Show (1962) - Season sets (6 seasons)
Maggie (1998) - 22 Episodes
The Marshall (1995) - 2 Seasons
Moesha (1996) - 6 Seasons (I love this show, surprised it not on DVD yet)
The Mommies (1993) - 2 Seasons
Monsters (1988) - 3 Seasons
My Three Sons (1960) - 12 Seasons
Nash Bridges (1996) - 6 Seasons (has this got licensing issues as surprised it not on DVD yet)
Now & Again (1999) - 22 Episodes
One On One (2001) - 5 Seasons (again surprised not on DVD already)
The Parkers (1999) - 5 Seasons
Resurrection Blvd (2000) - Seasons 2&3 as season 1 is already out
The Sentinel (1996) - Seasons 2-4 as season 1 is already out
Seven Days (1998) - 3 seasons
Sex, Love & Secrets (2005) - 8 episodes
Sister Sister (1994) - 6 Seasons
Special Unit 2 (1996) - 2 seasons
Tales From the Darkside (1984) - 4 Seasons
Vega$ (1978) - 3 Seasons
Viper (1994) - 4 Seasons
Webster (1983) - 6 Seasons
Wolf Lake (2001) - 9 Episodes

There were some great TV shows in the late 1980's and early 1990's

In YOUR opinion.

lol yeah thats true but when your young and you only have 4 TV channels to choose from you don't really have much of a choice what to watch