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Yes and no, actually. Full disclosure: I have nothing against ripping for personal use. I don’t believe it to be morally wrong. The Betamax case in the 1980s established a legal right to make backup copies of unencrypted content owned by the user for personal use. But the DMCA circa 2000...

Production issues = replication plant had capacity issues and bumped the release.

Just want to make sure you’re pacing yourself accordingly so there’s enough left for the next delay :D

Theyre probably only finding out last minute that their order is being bumped. For replication of large disc count sets at budget prices, it’s almost certainly at the Mexico plant or the Germany plant, probably Mexico. Mill Creek is probably contracting their services at a lower rate with the...

That’s still what’s most likely going on. There are all sorts of delays for all sorts of products in the world right now and have been for months. Everything from consumer electronics to cars to restaurant ovens are facing delays from shortages of raw materials, shortages of labor, and...

The licensing on those can be killers, which is a shame - at this point I wish the copyright holders of vintage interviews would let them out at more reasonable terms. I get the business end but it’s not as if there’s a buyer just around the corner that’s going to pay tons of money for the...

I hope if this sells decently enough that Mill Creek will take on additional TV titles and that their licensors will make the content available for reasonable licensing fees. I think the big reason this is happening is because HD masters were already in existence so putting them on a disc...

Whatever was on the previous Mill Creek set, nothing new, that’s my guess.

I know that there have been various issues with Mill Creek public domain releases but I’ve never had any trouble or complaints regarding their licensed content on Blu-ray. I would expect that this will be a quality release.

I’m going to guess yes, since it was B&W for Mill Creek’s DVD edition.