Other short lived shows I'd buy if available (1 Viewer)

[bretmaverick2]

comic book related -

JON SABLE
HUMAN TARGET (original version with Rick Springfield)
SPIDER-MAM
DOCTOR STRANGE (made for TV movie)

other stuff-

DIRTY SALLY
SANFORD
GRADY
SWORD OF JUSTICE ( a Dack Rambo series)

I'd get any of these.

 

[Charles Ellis]

Dirty Sally for this Gunsmoke fan.

 

[David Rain]

Bagad Cafe
The Powers That Be
Women Of The House
Filthy Rich

 

[Kasey]

And now with the passing of Patty Duke, IT TAKES TWO (1982-83, ABC). I am surprised with its' accomplished cast including Richard Crenna, Anthony Edwards and Helen Hunt, WA hasn't released this yet. Perhaps now they will consider it.

 

[FanCollector]

I liked the couple of episodes I saw of It Takes Two. I believe it's owned by Sony, not Warner, so Warner Archive isn't an option.

 

[Bill Waits]

May not be the academy award winners, but I would LOVE to have:

Flying Blind (with a young Téa Leoni)
Herman's Head
Rob
Three's A Crowd
The Ropers

and the best laughter in:

L.A. Connection's Mad Movies

 

[jcroy]

- Fast Times
- The Hasselhoffs

 

[Dave Lawrence]

I revived a similar thread earlier this week to mention wanting Patty Duke's 2 short-lived 80s series It Takes Two and Hail to the Chief.

http://www.hometheaterforum.com/com...released-but-probably-wont-t-se.329212/page-3

Looking further back in that thread, I see that I'd listed some of the 1-season and 2-season shows I'd be interested in. I can't say I'm surprised that, all these months later, none of them have been released so far.

I do have additional shows I would add to my earlier list. Fortunately, at least a few are supposedly going to be coming out from VEI, such as The Magician. Others, such as King of Diamonds, I predict will remain a want and not a have.

 

[Eric Larsen]

Amazing Grace 5 episodes starring Patty Duke as a female pastor. Pearson Television
Morton & Hayes 6 episode mockumentary from Rob Reiner, directed by Christopher Guest and Michael McKean starring Kevin Pollack, Bob Amaral with great guest stars! Castle Rock Entertainment / Warner Bros.
Family Dog spinoff from Amazing Stories produced by Steven Spielberg and Tim Burton 10 episodes from Universal
Mister Sterling 10 episodes from Universal
Rutland Weekend Television 14 episodes starring Eric Idle
TV Nation 17 episodes Won an Emmy. From BBC
Rev. 19 episode religious dramedy from BBC. Used to be free on Hulu which seems to be subscription only now.
Nothing Sacred 20 episodes (4-5 unaired) on TV Guide's 60 Best Show's that Got Cut Short list. One of twenty-two on that list still unreleased. It's the eighth highest of the twenty-two in terms of number of votes on TVShowsonDVD.com. Won a Peabody, a Writers' Guild of America award, and the Humanitas Prize. Religious drama from Fox
Good News starring David Ramsey (Arrow). 22 episodes Religious sitcom from Fox
Muppets Tonight 22 episodes from Disney
The second season of 21 episodes of Amazing Stories from Universal with directors like Robert Zemeckis and Brad Bird and some stories by Steven Spielberg.
Soul Man 25 episodes starring Dan Aykroyd. Religious sitcom from Disney
Roc from Warner Bros.
The old Marvel animated shows now owned by Disney
The final 40 episodes of a little show called The Muppet Show and any other unreleased Henson shows from Disney.
Agent Carter season two and hopefully more from Disney!

 

[Dave Lawrence]

Here are a few others I'd like besides those I mentioned above and on the earlier thread:

A Man Called Hawk
Bronk
East Side / West Side
Harry's Law
McClain's Law
NYPD
Oh Madeline
Pacific Station
Sam Benedict
Sarge
Spider-Man (70s series with Nicholas Hammond)
Temperatures Rising / The New Temperatures Rising Show
The Blue Knight
The New Perry Mason
The Paul Lynde Show
Wendy and Me
WIOU

 

[JamesSmith]

Dirty Sally
Manhunter
Hunter (Linda Evans series)
Fantastic Journey
Remember Wenn
Domestic life
Captain nice
Sierra
And some Saturday morning cartoons which are short enough to be consider short lived series
Hec ramsey
Salvage one,
Occasional Wife

Some of these programs were pretty inventive and just never given a proper chance.


James

 

[JamesSmith]

Forgot about Garrisons Gorillas

James

 

[Brother Theodore]

The San Pedro Beach Bums
Hot L Baltimore
Best of the West

are the first three that come to mind. If Saturday morning shows count, add on The Kids From C.A.P.E.R.

 

[Frank Soyke]

It's Your Move and Open All Night

 

[Ian K McLachlan]

The Fantastic Journey for me.

 

[Joseph Bolus]

My World ... And Welcome to it

 

[Ron1973]

She's the Sheriff
Goodnight, Beantown
Hee Haw Honeys

 

[Regulus]

Doc Elliott
Three for the Road
Capitol Critters
Fish Police
The Family Holvack
Sierra
Cliffhangers

 

[jperez]

Empire (1963 modern western, starring Richard Egan, Charles Bronson, Ryan O'Neal) One season
Redigo (1964), half hour sequel to Empire, starring Richard Egan, 17 episodes.
Long Hot Summer (1965 Roy Thinnes, Nancy Malone), one season
It's a Man's World (1962, 19 episodes, Glen Corbett, Ted Dessell)
Channing (1961, Jason Evers, one season)
Then Came Bronson (1969, one season, Michael Parks)
The Outsider (1968, one season, Darren McGavin)
Coronet Blue (1967, 13 episodes, Frank Converse)
The Man Who Never Was (1966, 18 half hour episodes, Robert Lansing, Dana Wynter)

 

[Matt Hough]

Looking at everyone's lists has brought back a lot of wonderful memories.

I'd certainly buy Dirty Sally, The New Perry Mason, Hot l Baltimore, My World, and Welcome to It, The Paul Lynde Show, The Law and Harry McGraw, Way Out, Manhunter.