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Well that's the point isn't it? Mill Creek is mostly a low cost re-release label. What titles they will put out there is the mystery.

TBH while the whole deal is disappointing to those of us in the hobby who want unreleased shows or upgrades, at least Disney is licensing them out so out of print library titles can be repressed. They could just as well have let them gather dust in the vaults as the value ages out as we all die...

I agree in regards to using the same prints. But they look awful, which is all MC. Too many episodes per disc and the quality of the transfer are the main issues. And that one episode where there's a loud burst of static that drowns out dialog for minutes. I knew I wasn't gonna get all new...

Considering their history, I think it's a safe to hope at least some of the Irwin Allen shows get a rerelease. I would snap up LOTG and Voyage just to have them on single sided DVDs. I would be interested to see if MC does blu rays of Lost in Space, since that show fell out of print also. The...

This is really a shame and a missed opportunity. Mill Creek's Blu-rays, for the most part, are pretty good. Their DVDs are generally awful. I was least hoping for an upgrade from some of the DVD releases of the past to Blu-ray. So the most I can hope for in regards to the Irwin Allen TV series...

So basically, unless you missed out on something out of print, this is nothing to get excited over.

They may just stick with shows that have had that work done already.

The TV Series end still sounds hopeful at least.

Well damn. If this means Green Hornet and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea on blu ray, that would be lovely. Mill Creek needs to up their game tho. If they don't go cheap, this would position them to be a leader with a good rep. Their I Dream Of Jeannie blu rays were a disgrace. I only hope they...