South Park petion for no themed disc (1 Viewer)

[Brett Hancock]

Hey just to let everyone know that I have started a petition to Warner in hopes that they will release South Park season-by-season on dvd again. Please sign the petition if you are tired of themed disc and want to see this show released in the correct way. Thanks
South Park season-by-season release again
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"Come on, you fuckers think that just cause a guy reads comics he can't start some shit, I'll fucking take all you on!"
Souht Park season-by-season Again on DVD.
Beavis and Butthead on DVD
Family Guy on DVD
[Edited last by Brett Hancock on September 13, 2001 at 08:04 PM]

 

[Jeff Kleist]

It was Rhino doing it in-order, not Warner
Frankly, I doubt we'll ever see it done properly again. Time to get yourself a PAL/R2 capable player
Jeff Kleist

 

[Kenny Goldin]

I'll sign...this sucks...I stopped watching a while back thinking I would just get them on DVD...guess not (not the way we all want, anyway).
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[Vince Maskeeper]

If ever single person who signed the petition sent an actual paper letter to Warner Bros, I think it would have a thousand times the impact.
These petitions are a dime a dozen (proven by the fact that they have a petition site!)-- no one takes them very seriously.
A well written letter sent via postal mail is worth 1000 online petition signatures.
Vince
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[Ben Tallen]

Good point. To whom would we send such a letter? Just Warner Home Video or is there a specific person who listens to gripes of this nature?
Ben Tallen
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[Jeff Kleist]

I make it a point to send a paper letter to every studio when they do something to piss me off
In this case, if I don't have satisfaction by January, I'll also be sending them a picture of me surrounded by the R2 discs with the caption "See, if you did it right, you would have all of my money right now"
Jeff Kleist

 

[DaViD Boulet]

Well,
Dime a dozen or not,
Warner DID take notice at the on-line petition for a WS Willy Wonka.
I signed this one too...number 33.
Even if an on-line petition isn't the MOST effective way to get the studio's attention...can it hurt?
GO AHEAD and sign it.
THEN write a paper letter to Warner.
Anybody want to cough up a good mailing address and adressee???
-dave