I wonder if people picture me as an anemic 1-6 football team? 
I can't get to the article. It says "error occured while processing directive."I think they have a problem that is likely to be fixed bright and early Monday morning. Check back mid-to-late morning and you should be able to see it; that's my guess.
As for Home Improvement and Golden Girls: I think that the statements in the article should be interpreted as "we have these and yes we COULD bring them out on DVD". Noone in that article is claiming they are scheduled. OTOH, I had an inside word last summer that HI *could* hit in 2003. So the fact that it gets mentioned here bodes well...very well, indeed. I'm through acting coy about that hint; it's been months. Bring it on, I say!
Tom, I'm no Al Bundy. I have a better job and a worse physique. But, my wife is not so much like Peggy Bundy at all, so thank God for that!
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I still want to see Boy Meets World and Wonder Years on DVD as well.These are two more that I'd love to see on DVD.
Although I assume the first one is practical to release to DVD, but not as in demand as the second one, which seems like it'd be a pain for music rights and would be a disappointment to get with music changed like the two Laserlight releases.
I Saw a few of the finalseasons and it had definately lost something. Whatcha think dave what are some of the best seasons ?Hmmm...things were usually dead-on every show, with few exceptions, for the first 4-5 seasons. About the time Jefferson Darcy showed up ("Married...with Who?") in the first show of '91 (halfway through the 5th season), it was definately hit-or-miss for each episode. Nothing wrong with Ted McGinley or any of the cast or crew; it was just that they obviously had a shortage of ideas.
Yet some of the very BEST ideas came late in the series. The 3-part show in England. Kelly in Hollywood wasn't bad. The one with Gary Coleman as the driveway inspector. The Psycho Dad stuff. The one that ends with Al (and kids?) dreaming about the future: walking through a toxic waste infested park. The one where one of Kelly's slutty friends gets Bud in the VR sex program.
But best of all, the entire No Ma'am set of episodes. Great stuff, there!
I will get it all, myself...if Columbia has the guts to bring 'em. Let's rock.
On, and the # of episodes in Season 1? 13, naturally!
