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Not everything will look good on Blu-ray, some series are best left on DVD only.

MOD discs don't always play on computer/laptop or DVD/Blu-ray player, it can play for one, but won't for the other.

Just going to have to wait for another company to step in and release the entire series on Blu in one complete set. Shout Factory could be the company to do so, as they've just recently announced the up-coming releases of two Paramount titles. This bodes well for future Paramount library titles...

Unfortunately, the sales of season 1 didn't due well enough to continue regular releases.

Never!

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Disney makes more money off of The Golden Girls from their images than they do with home video.

Are these Doctor Who re-releases the same DVD's from before or has the picture quality been remastered?

That is typical of Paramount and CBS Video, instead of continuing on with series let's stop and repackage the previous seasons over and over again.

Bullwinkle's Moose-O-Rama was on Nick from 1991-1995, I was 3 in 91 so I don't remember Rocky and Bullwinkle that much until I watching it again once it moved over to Cartoon Network in 1996 and stayed their until 2002.

I saw The Program Exchange syndicated series on Nick and Cartoon Network in the 90's. TPE didn't included Aesop & Son. I loved the whole show, even though so much of it went over my head. I too didn't get all of the references and jokes until I saw again when the DVD's came out in the early...

Really, I didn't know that about Dudley Do-Right, I thought he was there from the very beginning. I didn't know about Aesop and Son until the DVD's came out. Wouldn't the original running order be on the master tapes, providing that the masters still exist. What is Twinkles never heard of...

When did Rocky and Bullwinkle fall into Public Domain? Makes sense, if a studio only gives you so much to work with, then you do your best to make it as near perfect as you can and then blast the studio in the press release as to why certain items are missing.

The 100% Complete Bull-winkle set wasn't 100% complete as every episode was around 22 minutes, 3 minutes are missing per episode. This is why companies like Shout Factory should be in charge of these classic series, they would've put in the time and effort to restore this show to how it was...

That explains Comstock's score being replaced on season's 1 & 2 DVD, but what about Steiner, though why did Bullwinkle Studio and Sony replace him as well for season's 3-5 DVD's?

Where did you read that about Frank Comstock? If that is true then why was Fred Steiner's Broadway style theme changed as well? His theme is most associated with this series.

I was excited about this upcoming re-release but was quickly disappointed that it's the same set released before. Why did Tiffany Ward, Jay Ward's daughter agree or allow for the series to now be called Rocky & Bullwinkle & Friends? Why not keep it they way it was shown originally as Rocky & His...

I saw that as well, Why would Time Life re-release poor quality PD episodes? This is Time Life were talking about, like Shout, they do their best to restore shows to the best of their ability and then add hours of features as well.

Bob is a great guy, but I'd rather have 92 episodes of Jack by himself.

I didn't know there was a link to Time Life in the press release. I went over there and I saw the two options that list 68 and 92 episodes.

92 is bigger than 104?

Antenna TV shows the 104 episodes that Jack himself hand picked in 1968 for syndication. 50 episodes + 10 specials + 7 other specials = 67. What are they counting as the 68th episode, was this a typo?

The best thing to do with The Hanna-Barbera library would be to license it all out to say Shout Factory and let them give the fans what they want and for WB to get some % of the sale profits.