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Simple. Stop buy TV on DVD and voice your opinions clearly and concisely to the studios, also on forums like these, which are readily reviewed by some studio execs on an anonymous basis.

Adam: My points exactly!

Actually, the cost of mastering a Blu-ray is comparable to the cost of mastering a DVD in 2019, especially when the show in question has already been shot in hi-def, as conversion or up-conversion is not an issue. It's a one to one transfer process. And, in a hi-def world, there really is no...

It's just Fox going the quick n' dirty route. Shows like Archer, shot in hi-def, but only released on DVD makes absolutely no sense at all in this late stage of video mastering and UHD broadcasting. The logic of studio exec's who continue to support DVD over Blu-ray only releases baffles me...