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Or from Fox Net. Both networks ran the show.

It would also be nice if they had one for old talk shows as well. Would love to see the old Merv Griffins, Mike Douglas, Tomorrow Show, etc. As for Peyton Place, we are just going to have to live with our recordings from the Romance Channel for the remaining 351 episodes.

Believe it or not, there are still a few shows that I want too. However, I don't feel the need to post about wanting them over and over and over again, year after year after year. Does it help? Does it change anything? Unfortunately sometimes you do only get one shot at getting something. That's...

No, its not fair. However, life is not fair. The only fair is the one that comes to small towns every summer.

Popularity 50+ years ago doesn't translate to DVD sales. Marcus Welby was the number one rated show and bombed on DVD. Ben Casey was a Top 10 show which hasn't even seen one season released. Beverly Hillbillies was in the Top 20 for 8 of its 9 seasons and has stalled out.

Well, the reality is that the sales sucked on what was released and so no one has any interest in putting out the 400+ remaining episodes of a series which didn't even sell well when DVD sales were at their peak. Yet here we are 1000+ posts later rehashing the issue as if anything is going to...

There were ample opportunities to record it from Fox Net or The Romance Channel.

Can't believe that a couple of obsessed fans have kept this thread going this long. What is the big deal if it comes out or not? Its not like there's a chance in hell Fox would ever remaster it. Since you guys are such huge fans, I'm sure you have perfect quality off-air records from either...

Thought that you Peyton Place folks might be interested in this feature article on the series that was put up on the AV Club website: http://www.avclub.com/article/why-institutional-memory-was-peyton-places-hidden-105363

Loved her as Mandy on People's Choice. One of my earliest TV crushes.