Jeff Kleist
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Patrick, unlikely
But I agree on the Angel/24/Alias triple threat. Arrrgghg!
But I agree on the Angel/24/Alias triple threat. Arrrgghg!
September 2
24 - Season 2
Alias - Complete 1st Season
Angel - The Complete 2nd Season
Dick Van Dyke Show, The - Season 1
Kim Possible - Vol 1: The Secret Files
Outer Limits, The - Season 2
Power Rangers Ninja Storm - Lightning Strikes
Power Rangers Ninja Storm - Looming Thunder
Stargate SG-1 - Season 4 Box SetHowever, the 24 date is based on the now-removed Amazon listing. I won't take any bets one whether or not it can change...it most certainly can. Well, any of them can, of course, but that one is most likely to.
I know that the 3 Disney titles will be blow-offs to most HTF members, but they are all must-haves for my son; he LOVES the ABCKids lineup and will want Kim very much, and Power Rangers is a must-have of course.
But the stuff you guys mention, plus SG-1 and Outer Limits is really gonna break the bank that day! It reminds me of Nov. 5 2002, when we go on the same day this long list: B5 S1, Band of Brothers, Felicity S1, Once & Again S1, Sports Night, TNG S5, and X-Files S6...plus 1-disc releases of Alf (Canada), Beast Wars (Canada), Blue's Clues, Dead Zone, and Spongebob Squarepants! They just LOVE maxing out our platinum cards, don't they?
Arrgh Stargate S4 the same day!Jeff, as High Priest o' Joss, shouldn't that be
"Grrr....Argh...."?
I'm glad to hear there will be a tribute to Glenn Quinn...(regardless of the circumstances surrounding his departure)this was sorely missing from the Season One set.I believe the set had already gone to press when he died.
If S2 was 4:3 originally (intended) then by all means bring it on, especially if widescreening was done by simply putting masking bars at the top and bottom of the screen.The 16:9 transfers for R2 were done by unmatting the left and right sides of the frame. You're getting more picture, not less.
For Season 2, they were still protecting for 4:3, much like Buffy from Season 4 onward.Technically, they were protecting for 16:9, but otherwise, you are right-on. The less restrictive aspect ratio is always the one for which you are "protecting". For thetarical films shot open matte, they protect for 4:3. For television programs composed 4:3 inside a 16:9 frame, they are protecting for 16:9.
Regards,