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Would appreciate more material on some obscure fifties and sixties dramatic anthology series. --jthree

Bad grammar on my part. Should have used grammarly.com ==jthree

The Great Gildersleeve!!! Might have to look into that. Think of all the unemployed English Majors who need to write books to gain some publication credits. Great idea. --jthree

Well, I still think there should be "making of" books on the Disney Afternoon shows, including Gummi Bears, Ducktales, Rescue Rangers, with extended interviews with the writers and voice cast. Same for Tiny Toons, Animaniacs, and Pinky and the Brain. Jthree.

The Farmer's Daughter, The Ghost & Mrs. Muir, The Governor and P.J., My World and Welcome to It, The fifties black and white anthology dramas, The Chrysler Theater starring Bob Hope, The Loretta Young Show, etc. Any English Major can pick one, and start his or her project, --jthree

Maybe there should be another collection on one season wonders. There's already been a book or two on some excellent forgotten short lived series (sorry I can't remember the name right now). Maybe some other writers should do some. --jthree

Movie novelizations were easy to read and entertaining. Sometimes the writers knew exactly what details to add to the film. GI Joe and the original Tron were my favorites. Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country was interesting because there was a plot development that went against the...

You know, the major franchises have been done to death. Perhaps some of the least known (but still good) tv series that have a hook could stand a book or two. Some of the Disney Afternoon series might qualify, other animated shows. I can see the one season series My World and Welcome to It would...

There have been coffee table books for Batman: The Animated Series, X-Men: The Animated Series, and even the original Star Trek: Animated Series. Maybe. . . james

There may be potential writers out there, but again is there profit in it? Have to admit I've been surprised by the books that have come out. Was surprised by someone doing a book on Duffy's Tavern (a radio show), and other odds and ends over the years. Perhaps a coffee table book on...

Been watching Disney's 80's Gummi Bears. I've been enjoying. No violence, No sex. A great deal of comedy that probably flew over the little kids heads. I enjoy hearing the voices of June Foray and others. In the latter seasons, the show also began to build to a climax a bit. Would appreciate a...