Unreleased 60's shows on DVD? (1 Viewer)

Dear Guys:

Just to play a memory game for a moment,what 60's programs haven't made it to DVD yet?

Batman
Green Hornet
Daktari
Garrison's Gorrillas
High Chapparal
My Mother the Car
He Said, She Said
The Mothers In Law
Twelve O'Clock High
The Farmer's Daughter
Captain Nice
The Girl from Uncle
The Monroes
The Defenders
Tarzan

What else is out there?
James

I would love to see The Second Hundred Years.

My World and Welcome to It
Mr. Terrific
Cowboy in Africa

With a couple of exceptions of shows that have had official releases on VHS or a random public domain episode released on DVD, none of the following shows have had official DVD releases.

Stoney Burke - 1 public domain ep. released on DVD
Wide Country - 1 public domain ep. released on DVD
N.Y.P.D.
Coronet Blue
The Blue Light (compilation movie "I Deal in Danger" released)
The Bill Dana Show (Jose Jimenez) - some eps. officially released on VHS
I'm Dickens, He's Fenster
Then Came Bronson (started in '69, finished in '70)
Custer/Legend of Custer
Hondo
Car 54 Where Are You? - some eps. officially released on VHS
My Living Doll
The Virginian
The Patty Duke Show
Ben Casey
Run for Your Life
Thriller (Boris Karloff) - 1 public domain ep. released on DVD
Judd for the Defense
77 Sunset Strip - started in '58, but the bulk of the series was in the early 60s (ended '64)
Hawaiian Eye - started in '59, but ended in '63
Surfside Six
Miami Undercover - 1 public domain ep. released on DVD
Michael Shayne - a few public domain eps. released on DVD

Gosh- I don't know- perhaps TV's first primetime soap.......

Great lists, Bob and James! I'd love to see many of those series. How about:

The Lucy Show (one of the bigger name ones that hasn't been mentioned yet)
The Nurses
Fair Exchange
Follow the Sun
Going My Way
Grindl
Guestward Ho!
Hennesey (started in '59, but close enough)
The Law and Mr. Jones
Stagecoast West
Window on Main Street (only 2 eps released on FKB sets)
Wackiest Ship in the Army
Dobie Gillis ('59 start, but close enough)
Ripcord
Mr. Novak


Gary "as we've been saying, there is still a lot that can be released" O.

Looks like we can finally take Peyton Place off the list, per an announcement just posted at TVShowsonDVD.com. I think I hear Charles screaming with joy.

Gary "that's great news, along with the 3rd Season of FKB being released" O.

You bet you sweet you-know-what!!!!

Charles. you mean you were waiting for Peyton Place? Kidding. We're glad that you're seeing this one finally released. I might have to blind-buy this one. I don't recall seeing these back then.

Batman is probably the biggest title from the 60s not out on DVD yet, and from the looks of things, it probably won't be for a long time. Fox and Warner have been in a huge legal battle for the past few years over ownership of DVD rights for the show. You would think by now they would reach the obvious conclusion that they should just split the profits between them so the series can be released and the money start rolling in, but, as we have seen all too frequently of late, corporate greed knows no bounds.

Though it made TV GUIDE'S list of the 50 Worst Shows of All Time, I would very much LOVE to see the one season, 30 episode, Phyllis Diller sitcom wonder, "The Pruitt's Of Southampton" aka "The Phyllis Diller Show" released on DVD!!
The Pruitts of Southampton - TV.com

Reading this thread causes me to step back and be thankful for all the wonderful stuff we HAVE gotten in these last few years.

Excepting Batman (the obvious no-brainer) most of the “Big Name Series” from the sixties are already in our collective possession!

Indeed, I cannot believe the amount of shows released in their entirety (or almost so). Just on my shelves are:

Star Trek TOS, Lost in Space, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, The Invaders, Time Tunnel, Land of the Giants, The Man from U.N.C.L.E. I Spy, Burke’s Law, Honey West, The Wild Wild West, The Rat Patrol, Gilligan’s Island, F-Troop, McHale’s Navy, The Flintstones, The Jetsons, Top Cat, Huckleberry Hound, and Yogi Bear!

I’ll also include that which has been released of Perry Mason and Ironside – though these Raymond Burr series did straddle the decades both before and after.

…And that’s just MY collection! There’s so much more already out there!

Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine the day I would own perfect (or near perfect) and uncut copies of every (…or in some cases “nearly every”) episode of these series.

…But, they HAVE been released! And, in view of this, the studios have done quite well for fans of Sixties TV!

Recently I watched a 1974 Gunsmoke with Zina Bethune on TVLand, and it reminded me that her classic 1962-65 CBS drama The Nurses has yet to see the light of day in home video form. In fact, the only place I've seen it in recent years is at the Paley Center! This, along with The Defenders and East Side, West Side, represent an unique era in TV history (all three were filmed in New York for CBS in the early 60s).

Not to mention The Outer Limits, Twilight Zone, Dark Shadows, Green Acres, Beverly Hillbillies, Underdog, and now even Peyton Place.

The Patty Duke Show

A few others that slipped my mind:

Dr.Kildere
It's About Time
Jericho

JamesSmith

No Time for Sergeants (a one season wonder)
My Living Doll

That I know of

12 O'Clock High
87th Precinct
The 8th Man
Adventures In Rainbow Country
Adventure Island
Animal Magic
The Aquanauts
Arabian Knights
Assignment Underwater
Banana Splits
Batman
The Beatles
The Beautiful Phyllis Diller Show
Ben Casey
The Bing Crosby Show
The Blue Angels
Bringing Up Buddy
The Brothers Brannagan
Camberwick Green
Camp Runamuck
Captain Nice
Car 54 Where Are You?
The Cara Williams Show
The Carol Burnett Show (might be something around not sure)
Cattanooga Cats
The Cheaters
Chigley
Chrysler Theatre
The Cimarron Strip
The Clangers
Convoy
Court Martial
The Courtship Of Eddie's Father
Daktari
The Defenders
The Double Life Of Henry Phyfe
Dr. Kildare
Empire
Ensign O'Toole
Espionage
Everglades
The FBI
The Farmer's Daughter
Father Of The Bride
Garrison's Gorillas
Gentle Ben
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
The Girl From U.N.C.L.E.
The Governor And J.J.
The Green Hornet (1 episode on dvd I know of)
Grindl
Guestward Ho!
The High Chaparral
Hong Kong
The Human Jungle
Ichabod And Me
I'm Dickens He's Fenster
It Takes A Thief
It's About Time
The John Forsythe Show
Journey To The Unknown
Judd For The Defense
The Lieutenant
The Loner
Love On A Rooftop
The Man Who Never Was
Many Happy Returns
Marcus Welby M.D.
Margie
Mayberry R.F.D.
McKeever And The Colonel
Medical Center
Mickey
Mister Roberts
The Monroes
Mr. Deeds Goes To Town
Mr. Novak
Mr. Terrific
Mrs. G. Goes To College
My Mother the Car
My Sister Eileen
My World And Welcome To It TV
The Name Of The Game
The New People
No Time For Sergeants
Nurses
O.K. Crackerby
Occasional Wife
Our Man Higgins
The Outsider
The Overland Trail
The Patty Duke Show
Pete And Gladys
Peter Loves Mary
Pistols 'N' Petticoats
Please Don't Eat The Daisies
Pruitts Of Southampton
The Queen And I
Redigo
The Roaring Twenties
Room For One More
Run For Your Life
Saints And Sinners
Sam Benedict
Second Hundred Years
Shannon
Slattery's People
Stoney Burke
Surfside 6
The Tab Hunter Show
Tammy
Target: The Corruptors
Tarzan
Then Came Bronson
Thriller
To Rome With Love
Trials Of O'Brien
The Virginian
Wackiest Ship in the Army
Wendy And Me
Where the Action Is
Whiplash
Zero One

A pair of one season wonders comes to mind that have not been mentioned: "T.H.E. Cat" (1967), starring Robert Loggia as an aerialist and reformed cat burglar and Rod Serling's existential western series "The Loner" (1965). Two of my prized wants from the 1960s.

Note: OK, I see "The Loner" was mentioned in the above list.

He & She (Richard Benjamin and Paula Prentiss): aired during the 1967-68 television season, received several Emmy nominations and received an Emmy Award for writing.

I'd also like to see the notorious one-aired-episode wonder, Turn-On, released on DVD, perhaps with the unaired episodes thrown in for good measure...