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Does CBS own the show outright,or do the producers still own a piece of the show - might explain why it was licensable.

...and we know things can change in an instance either way :)

Yeh, now I think of it, sounds like the ZIV/UA Library of shows.

So, this is a new library of shows, or more from a library which favorites have already been released from? Because if it isn't more from MCA, this Sounds like it could be either the Ziv ,Four Star, or Screen Gems!

I've actually lost track - How many 1950's Universal/MCA western properties haven't seen the light of day yet? In General, there were so many one-season/two-season westerns during the TV Westerns craze of the 1950's, sometimes it is hard to keep track of all of them,regardless of studio or network

Any Hints? :)

Rather than all this stuff with "Hinting" and "Crystal Balls" (Neil's hints are WAY too easy - You gotta make them harder!) How about just come out and say what you've heard on the grapevine, officially or through back-channels,to the extent you can.

, I say a properly cleaned and transfered 16mm can look very nice if done right, especially anything B&W. There's still this myth that 16mm is a poor-step child of television, when it was the norm up until the mid-late 1980's. DVD has "spoiled" many a viewer.

IS this an "official" release of MEDIC? Isn't the bulk of the series public domain as it it? On the subject of TIMELESS - anyone see their "Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis: The Colgate Comedy Hour" 2 DVD set that just came out?

But does it include the original pilot that aired on FRED ASTAIR/ALCOA THEATER? (Which is where the two pilots for CHANNING and the proto-pilot for MCHALES NAVY aired as well)

The first one is "Wild Country". :) No surprise, that's been on their radar for some time now. Is the second one "Frontier Doctor"?