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Here's how I would have redone the first go on The Streets of San Francisco from the two-volume, eight-disc season that it was released as: Disc 1: "Pilot" "The Thirty-Year Pin" "The First Day of Forever" (first disc would also retain Pilot Presentation and Army Archerd interview) Disc 2: "45...

As much work as it would take, it would seem just that way.

And they'd have to do the same thing w/O-R CBS Dallas, especially the later gos when that classic 1978-91 serial was on its decline and started being edited on tape (1986-91).

Is one of those flaws inconsistent episode lengths?

That's probably what's behind many of the complaints on the Emergency! releases-- the inconsistency of picture quality between the individual gos, even within the all-in-one.

Saw that just earlier on YouTube (from the sixth-season premiere), and noticed the difference.

Do you recall how it was different?

I take it the sixth-and-final-season title sequence is different from the other five?

Why-- film damage, grain...?

Me too! How does Carsey/Werner (a production label generally known for comedies like The Cosby Show, Roseanne, et al.) come to handle the shows of a label generally known for dramas, crime shows and action series?

Especially Happy Days-- the latter five gos of that 1974-84 ABC comedy were generally viewed quite derisively for various reasons, but as with any show, they do have fans who have enjoyed the whole show notwithstanding the reviews, so the rest of that show deserves to be out.

And the abortive first go on St. Elsewhere (we need more of that one, too-- come on, Shout!).

Probably said earlier, but any release that does not have the proper, authentic studio logos of the time of the show (like many CBS releases having a newer CBS-Paramount/CBSTD logo, instead of the Paramount logos of the times).