David_O
Auditioning
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- Aug 21, 2003
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Hi,
This is my first post after finally registering this week. I've been reading this forum religiously every day for a long time. I think I know the answer to this question but I want to ask it anyway.
It seems that TV shows on DVD are becoming more popular than ever with Married with Children, the Simpsons, All in the Family, 24...the list goes on and on.
I was a huge fan of The Odd Couple, and realize that a lot of people have forgotten about this show. It's not even in syndication anymore. What do you think the chances of more obsure shows like that ever making it to DVD. I sure there are a lot of series that have a much smaller group of fans than classics like All in the Family or Happy Days but it seems like a shame that they're gone for good. Since studios, producers or distributors don't make any money off them anyway, why wouldn't they put out barebones-editions? I'd bet there'd be profit in it.
Anyone want to give me odds?
Anyone else waiting for shows that no one else seems to want to see?
Best,
Dave
This is my first post after finally registering this week. I've been reading this forum religiously every day for a long time. I think I know the answer to this question but I want to ask it anyway.
It seems that TV shows on DVD are becoming more popular than ever with Married with Children, the Simpsons, All in the Family, 24...the list goes on and on.
I was a huge fan of The Odd Couple, and realize that a lot of people have forgotten about this show. It's not even in syndication anymore. What do you think the chances of more obsure shows like that ever making it to DVD. I sure there are a lot of series that have a much smaller group of fans than classics like All in the Family or Happy Days but it seems like a shame that they're gone for good. Since studios, producers or distributors don't make any money off them anyway, why wouldn't they put out barebones-editions? I'd bet there'd be profit in it.
Anyone want to give me odds?
Anyone else waiting for shows that no one else seems to want to see?
Best,
Dave