Yeah, Gus did not build a state of the art facility and leave out surveillance, would he? Jesse is a dam waiting to break and take everyone with him. Great show. I am still amazed at how much tension they can produce in such a minimalistic manner. So very different from say 24.
We gave out almost all the seventeen thousand Free Comic Day Comics we bought. Yeah, we have to purchase them.
Great fun, lots of artists and creators ( indy folks ) and a huge cast of costumed characters. Families drove a hundred miles to participate. I'd say it was a rollicking success...
I'm in the same boat with my Genisis 44's from the Mid Eighties. The passive drives and the wooferss have all rotted away. The tweets seem fine though. I so loved them for the better part of twenty years that I want to recone and refoam them. I'd recone your Bostons since you like the...
WOW. Sony is on schedule and staying consistent in their dealings with these gems. So good to see this. Now when will they be available in Blu Ray?? Oh, I'm buying this set any way though, you betchya!
Oh my, They are not up to today's standards for sure. Kinda like the Xena box sets which I cringe looking at on my 60" display.:eek:
I do have the Lost in Space sets and have only viewed the B&W first season which I thought was fine enough, but that was on the smaller 43" set.
Perhaps a...
A little off topic, but since you brought it up, What's wrong with the DVD releases of Lost In Space? I've done some searches and gleaned nothing other than the usual pickyness on certain episodes? Were they time compressed or some such?
Well I sure hope they keep Mark Wahlberg out of it. He single handedly ruined any good that may have been in the Planet Of The Apes "Reboot". Plus the script sucked
Thanks. I was thinking of upgrading from my older DVD which really looked not much better than some of my VHS copies. I may get this set, but you would think with the quality seen via Popeye and even some of the Woody Woodpecker sets, that these companies would be putting out better products...
Yeah, I actually enjoyed the Mel Gibson helmed Stooge-TV-Biopic when it aired. I taped it onto SVHS and put it on DVD so you know I mean it. Perfect, no, but sincere in what it tried to do. It was great fun seeing Chiklis as Curly. It ended with them coming out on stage in a live show to...
I stumbled upon this show while surfing the "On Demand" free section of Comcast. . All I can say is WOW! What great actors and a gripping show.:emoji_thumbsup: Very somber, tense and downright depressing, but so gripping. It's one of those shows where I don't actually like any of the...
Dunno if I'm the norm, but I'm likely not alone. I pay very little attention to either networks , cable , OR prime time. It's all about the shows I want to watch. I pretty much time shift them all via DVR anyway to fit my schedule. I never did like local news coming on at 10 PM though when I...
Yup, Got one in the closet here at my home. Had it rebuilt some years back. Still have to get around to playing back al the '70's reels I have and creating digital files for them. that's the plan anyway. Plus I have a Teac 4 Track 1/4 " reel to reel as well for the same purpose. I smiled when I...