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Exclusively on the national level, this book contains all schedules from 1944 through 1983 (7AM to 2AM) for the major networks. There are three schedules for each year, the fall, winter and summer. Of course any dates during which programs were preempted due to news coverage and specials are...

I apologize in advance if there is already a thread on this show. I did a search but nothing appeared from what I could see. Does anyone know why there are absolutely no DVD releases for Your Show of Shows with full episodes? Better yet obviously would be to have the series released in...

Out of curiosity are the bumpers also cut? Either way, between cutting the band music during the time allotted for local ads and the replacement music, I'll certainly not be getting these. No matter how improved the video and audio quality is or whether or not the episodes are new to the...

I was about to say the same thing. The majority of the people I have traded non-commercial recordings of TV shows over the years greatly prefer having the original commercials intact. For one of those people his favorite show is The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet. He would be ecstatic to...

Count me in as very much wanting the original commercials included within the episodes. Getting as close to the original broadcast experience as possible brings one even closer to the specific time and era which the show represents. If it is relatively easy and inexpensive to do so, give the...

Thanks for the response Guy. A couple of days ago I e-mailed the customer service department at Image Entertainment and among other things asked if there are any plans to release the series in season sets or as a complete series. Just minutes ago I received a very interesting response from...

Well I spotted a listing for the three original box sets combined on eBay used for $50 and I just ordered them. I see that set 3 is going for almost double that price or more separately depending on whether it is new or used. Whether or not all the original commercials are included in the 10...

Thanks for the responses guys. After going back and reading the reviews of the earlier sets on dvdtalk.com there seems to be no mention of the commercials being included on the single disc releases or any other extra for that matter. However, only two single disc releases were reviewed...

I had been waiting for years for season sets and therefore passed on the original releases. However it appears that perhaps we may not likely see season sets or a complete series release for this show for a very long time if ever. In addition, finding out that the original commercials were...

If they do eventually release all 12 seasons under one set, the word "complete" can't seriously be used unless "Bored She Hung Herself" were to be included. Perhaps that is what CBS/Paramount plans on doing after season 12 is released. Include the missing season two episode, better quality...

Well technically no and we all know what episode is missing. We are running out of chances to see it on a commercial release but I'm still hoping that the right thing will be done. Otherwise the series as officially released will obviously remain incomplete.

Please enter me into the draw also. Thanks!

I guess the next question now will be if season two’s “Bored, She Hung Herself” will finally appear on an official DVD release within the remaining season sets. With seasons 11 and 12 having fewer episodes than the rest it could easily fit on one of those two. It will be a shame if this series...

All the released season sets of Saturday Night Live with no edits to the original broadcasts whatsoever. This includes keeping all of the bumpers intact and having no artificially inserted audience applause between segments where it did not exist when the shows aired live.

Due to the nature of SNL, after the release of the first 5 seasons there may well be diminishing sales, but I don’t see it being due the issue of having successive season numbers on the packaging. The different casts & eras make SNL a unique situation for DVD releases. In that respect SNL has...

Mike I should clarify what I said instead of my abbreviated version that I quickly typed last night before I went off to sleep. I guess it’s because among the few current or recently aired first run shows which I have in my collection, I have watched and am still watching those shows in SD and...

If the series did not originally air in HD then I want the SD version. Also, if the series originally aired in HD but I watched it SD then I still want the SD version.

As much as I want this series on DVD I held out for an R1 release and finally it is getting closer. This is very exciting news which could only be made better if we see a complete series set for both shows released from the onset. Either way whether it be individual seasons on the entire...

I was on the fence to by this series to begin with but when I found out about this it became a no sale for me. It was a very moronic decision. If there are people who don't want to see the opening each and every time when watching the shows in a marathon session (I only ever watch one episode...

I am not speaking for everyone. My comments were only in response TravisR and what he had said previously. I should have posted the name of the person for which I am responding to but nonetheless his quote which I highlighted is where my comments were directed.

You speak as though you have never seen a television commercial in your life or have never seen any show on TV before the advent of DVD. I seriously don’t understand how anyone can think a 5 second bumper is intrusive. These are not movies or books were are talking about, having a 5 second...

The “actual programming” is anything that actually ran on the network the night the episodes were broadcast. With the exception of advertising, everything else that aired during a program’s time slot is the actual program. Edie Baskin’s name appears in the credits as part of the program’s...

I'm glad to read I'm not the only one who is way behind.

I think you are referring to a grown up "Jim Bob" or to be exact David W. Harper. His looks did change a little when he got older.

Without question Saturday Night Live due to how each season addressed life as it was during the time it originally aired (including the politics, news and entertainment/music of the day) and in turn how it impacted popular culture.

I have the Spider-Man '67 collection but I'm still waiting for a complete release of The Marvel Super Heroes from 1966 in addition to Hanna-Barbera's 1967 Fantastic Four series.

That will make close to yet another 15 minutes of bumpers that the idiots will cut out for yet another incomplete season set.

The same here also.

Yes I commented on this in the thread entitled "Roots The Complete Collection" on this board. This is what I had said.

I'm glad to know the sale appears to still be going ahead. I need 15 more sets to complete my Dark Shadows collection.