Looks like i need to pick this set up. Thanks for all the info guys!
Yeah I know, but that is part of the fun of the series. I can't wait to dig into this set. I thought my order was coming in yesterday, but I guess it will be here today instead. I absolutey cannot wait to see:younger1968 said:I have watch a few episodes and few are too far fetched to be true. I did like the one about siberia ball of fire and the bermuda triangle pirates. Leonary Nimoy was a great host, but he should have gotten rid of the moustache!
Hi Bryan,Bryan^H said:Yeah I know, but that is part of the fun of the series. I can't wait to dig into this set. I thought my order was coming in yesterday, but I guess it will be here today instead. I absolutey cannot wait to see:
-The money pit mystery
-Bigfoot
-D.B. Cooper
-Dracula,
and all the rest.
Thanks for that information,I will be getting the set now.I just hate buying dvd releases if they have cut episodes.Bryan^H said:[VIDEO]http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=sY129TtOhj0 [/VIDEO]
UNCUT from the actual 16 mm film
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CUT
22 minutes is the proper running time. Tom is correct on the matter.
I'll post my thoughts on the set tonight.
I would have in search of up there with Jacques Cousteau or Wild Kingdom, etc. Today's TV is about making stories about peoples miserable lives and/or get rich quick schemes. There is no real depth with TV other then people looking at these people saying gee my life/career is better then these people!handley said:I'll be watching the Serling episodes this weekend. I also can't believe that we now have the original series, along with the Serling specials and the later revival series. This was always appointment viewing for me back in the day.
You are welcome. The set is well worth the money.TravisR said:^ Thanks for the pics, Bryan. With the holidays, I don't have the money for this right now but I want to pick it up.
I feel the same way Paul.younger1968 said:I would have in search of up there with Jacques Cousteau or Wild Kingdom, etc. Today's TV is about making stories about peoples miserable lives and/or get rich quick schemes. There is no real depth with TV other then people looking at these people saying gee my life/career is better then these people!
I really like the work of Rod Serling, but documentary shows like in search of were not the best use of his talent. Rod Serling was best in shows like night gallery/twilight zone.handley said:I watched the two Serling episodes and the video was pretty rough (likely dubbed from VHS). The episodes themselves were pretty dull. I thought there'd be more talking heads, but instead it was mostly Serling's narration. I can't wait to dive in to the more interesting and tightly paced Nimoy episodes.