TV SERIES WE NEED TO SEE on DVD (1 Viewer)

[LarryDavenport]

For what it's worth I would buy the following:

F Troop
Hogan's Heroes
Barney Miller
The Midnight Special
Hec Ramsey
Nichols (James Garner)
Boomtown
The Bob Newhart Show
Seeing Things (Canada)
No Honestly
Butterflies
To The Manor Born
Randall and Hopkirk: Deceased
The Goodies
Man About The House
Robin's Nest
Doctor in the House/Doctor At Large/Doctor In Charge/Doctor at Sea/Doctor Down Under/Doctor On Top (I'd like the movies too)
Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin
The Good Neighbors (Complete)
The Persuaders (I know some of the UK shows are available Region 2 but I'm not buying another new player)

And the following TV movies from the early 1970's:

A Short Walk To Daylight
A Cold Night's Death
The Day The Earth Shook

I'd also like an US company to do Due South. I bought the first season in Canada and was dissapointed, but will reluctantly buy the rest of the series if I have to. besides missing the pilot that sets up the whole series, the discs are flippers, the picture quality is lacking, there are no bonus features, and for some reason the disc will not play on my PC.

 

[Ric Easton]

Tops on my list are...

Max Headroom
New Twilight Zone (80's version)

And I would also like to see...
Columbo
Six Million Dollar Man
Buffalo Bill
Moonlighting
Twin Peaks Season 2
and the rest of The Mary Tyler Moore Show

 

[Dane Marvin]

Seinfeld, The Wonder Years, Quantum Leap, The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams, Taxi, Square Pegs & Fernwood 2Night.

 

[Estevan Lapena]

TOUR OF DUTY
NEEDS TO GET ON DVD!!! OR ELSE I FEAR IT WILL BE LOST FOREVER....
and Twin Peaks Season 2
and South Park with decent video for once.

 

[GaryEA]

Relativity.

A great show, cut short by ABC. It was produced by the Bedford Falls Company, and of the shows they've created, My So-Called Life and Once and Again have made it to the shelves. Thirtysomething is in limbo due to music rights, but you never know.

That leaves Relativity. *sigh*

-g

 

[Ben Osborne]

Ric, I'm glad someone else wants to see Columbo on DVD. I love that show.

I also wouldn't mind seeing The Fugitive or The Dana Carvey show.

 

[RickER]

Shoot i wanna see just about EVERYTHING thats been mentioned. I also remember Jason of Star Command. I saw a boot of it on DVD...but i wont do a bootleg! Also you all might wanna look at Columbia House. I have Airwolf, Knight Rider, and am now doing Perry Mason, all on DVD. Its not the whole run of any series, and they cost a bit...but its worth it if you REALLY like a show. They have a lot more, some are just reissues of stuff you can get easy on DVD, but they have things you wont find either...like Wild, Wild, West, Gunsmoke, Land of the Giants, and also some VHS stuff, like Emergency, and Wonder Woman...but i dont do VHS.

 

[Steve_Pannell]

Seven Days

Also, somebody else has already mentioned them but I'll give a for The Pretender and Newhart.

 

[JoeMKal]

invader zim
kids in the hall
sealab 2021
the tick
MST3K (every episode)

 

[Rob P S]

Once again...

Alice
American Dreams
American High
Angie
Barney Miller
The Bernie Mac Show
Bob Newhart Show
Boomtown
The Brady Bunch
Brooklyn Bridge
Brother's Keeper
Diff'rent Strokes
Everybody Loves Raymond
Facts of Life
Happy Days
Laverne & Shirley
Mary Tyler Moore (Seasons 2-7)
The Mike Douglas Show
Mr. Belvedere
Newhart
The Odd Couple
Taxi
The Waltons
Welcome Back, Kotter
The White Shadow
Without a Trace
WKRP in Cincinnati (I can dream, can't I?)

 

[Paul Drake]

In no particular order, this is my complete list of "must haves":

Get Smart!
Adventures of Superman
Batman
Gilligan's Island
I Dream of Jeannie
Night Stalker
Dragnet (60's version)
Remaining Mary Tyler Moore
Remaining Larry Sanders
Shazam/ISIS
Perry Mason
Rockford Files
Matlock
Diagnosis Murder
Ironside
Andy Griffith Show
Jake and the Fatman (just to see if anybody's reading this )

 

[Ric Easton]

A few more...

Millenium (Seasons one and two anyway)
Nowhere Man

and the wife would like to see...

Equalizer

 

[Estevan Lapena]

I forgot quantum leap , I would love to have that on DVD with its original music.

 

[Jeffrey]

WKRP In Cincinatti (even at a Freaks & Geeks price point)
Moonlighting
China Beach
A Year At The Top (there's an obscurity)
Northern Exposure
Gilligan's Island
The Partridge Family
Van Dyke And Company
The Andy Griffith Show
Murphy Brown
Saturday Night Live (complete classic episodes)
Batman (60's series)

 

[Paul_Scott]

without question and hesitation i would buy
The Bionic Woman
kolchak:the night stalker
Shazam/Isis
Buck Rogers
Night Gallery
Columbo
McMillan & Wife
The Fugitive
Wonder Woman
The Rockford Files
Mission:Impossible
Batman
The Adventures of Superman (first season anyway)

but since Universal owns seven of these and is still a long way from getting its act together, i won't be holding my breath. nor for the WB/Fox superhero material (since the studio feels it needs a theatrical vehicle to promote dvds, these would seem to be some time away also.)

 

[Josh Sieg]

Boy Meets World
V.I.P.
Punk'd
Bobby's World
3rd Rock From The Sun

 

[Chris]

Here's a foolish one:

I would love to have more saturday morning cartoons, or at least a collection of them, issued on DVD.. some of my favs to go into that group:

Plastic Man
Smurfs
ShirtTales
Hong Kong Fuey
Captain Caveman

 

[John Mansor]

Northern Exposure

 

[Nathan_W]

Ed

Though I think their contract won't allow that to happen until a year after the series ends. :frowning:

 

[Jeff Kleist]

MST3K (every episode)

Absolutely impossible. Several of the rights holders refuse to even entertain the idea. We're very lucky Rhino has gotten as many as it has