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    Is the b&w era of TV on DVD slowly coming to an end?

    Is the entry excluded from the syndication package ("Public Property on Parade") included, making for a total of all 38 first season episodes?
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    Is the b&w era of TV on DVD slowly coming to an end?

    I don't think it's odd you like the radio series more. Most of Brooks' stories were built on misunderstandings -- Three's Company, but with better grammar. And it's much easier to suspend disbelief for these heightened, silly scenarios without the limitation of visuals. However, I don't think...
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    Is the b&w era of TV on DVD slowly coming to an end?

    WCBS-TV (Channel 2) showed it regularly from September 1962 to January 1965, first daily, then weekly.
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    Is the b&w era of TV on DVD slowly coming to an end?

    Which one(s) did you watch? There's a big difference in quality between a 1953 episode and a 1955 episode. I think the first season is great and each year thereafter is a continued descent. But don't forget, by the time the show moved to TV, they'd been doing it for four years on radio and...
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    Is the b&w era of TV on DVD slowly coming to an end?

    Listings are up on Amazon for Our Miss Brooks. The runtimes -- 850 minutes is both volumes' combined -- suggest that either all 38 episodes from Season One won't be included (there's one from the first year that's excluded from the syndication package) or that they're all edited, about 22:30.
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    Is the b&w era of TV on DVD slowly coming to an end?

    A mediocre series (I've got most episodes), but a promising sign! I'll likely be purchasing this.
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