TV Shows you want on DVD but highly doubt they'll come out. (1 Viewer)

[MartyG]

"RoboCop: The Series" (1994)
"TailSpin" (early 90's)
"Street Hawk" (1985)
"Blue Thunder" (1984)
"Viper" (1994-1999)

 

[todd s]

Well they released Punky Brewster and Harsh Realm. So every show is possible.

My list:

-Vengeance Unlimited (a bad ass Equalizer show w/Michael Madsen)
-Special Unit 2
-Freakylinks
-Seven Days
-The Strip
-Exosquad (cartoon)
-Jake 2.0
-Equalizer
-Mission Impossible (80's version)
-Untouchables (90's version)
-ARK 2
-Voyagers!

Rob, I thought I heard that Amazing Stories might be coming out.

 

[Johnny S]

Well Sorry. I just listed shows that at the current time I didn't think were even being considered to be released. Which ones have been considered for DVD??? Thanks

 

[Steve_P]

Above all else, the 1999 version of The Woody Woodpecker Show.

Also, I want to see the following on DVD:
Tiny Toon Adventures
Animaniacs
Pinky and the Brain
DuckTales
Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers
Darkwing Duck
Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM - the ONLY good Sonic cartoon)
Beavis and Butt-head
and Batman (1960s version).

Back in 2003, I thought that the Dilbert animated cartoon would never come to DVD, but the next year, the entire series (30 episodes) was released on DVD.

 

[Todd_W_Zimmrman]

The F.B.I.
The Name Of the Game

(Two TV shows that had lengthy runs, yet there are people older than I am [I'm 40] who have never heard of those two shows.)

 

[John Kilduff]

Oh, I forgot to mention:

-"California Dreams" ("Saved By The Bell" sold pretty decently, so why hasn't this come out yet?)

-"Perfect Strangers" (Considering that they've yet to announce 2nd season sets for the sitcoms they've already released, I don't know if Warner will ever let this title see the light of day)

-"Max Headroom" (This was only on the air for one season so Warner wouldn't have to worry about future season sets).

Sincerely,

John Kilduff...

I'm waiting...

 

[Rob T]

Conan the Adventurer
X-Men: TAS
Spider-man: TAS

 

[Nathan Phillips]

I'm still convinced "Get Smart" will be out sooner or later. Please please please please please let me be right. (It's my favorite show of all time, can you tell!??!?!)

I would also love "Dobie Gillis". I have only faint memories of the show because I was in first grade when it was on Nick at Nite, but I loved it and I remember it being rather wonderfully surreal.

 

[Doug Pyle]

Nowhere Man

 

[KyleK]

Exosquad!

From what I remember from watching it as a kid this action cartoon was really good, I've been jonesing to see it again. It only ran for two seasons with a complete story arc so best-ofs are no good. Could sell well if marketed to the robot-suit loving market (think Aliens and Matrix Revolutions).

Kyle

 

[Pete Battista]

I would love...

- Alien Nation
- American Gothic
- Birds of Prey
- Black Sash
- Brimstone
- Flash
- Freaky Links
- Freddy's Nightmares
- Friday the 13th The Series
- JAG
- Jake 2.0
- John Doe
- Medical Investigations (why this got canceled is a mystery to me!)
- Misfits of Science
- NCIS
- Scare Tactics
- Tremors: The Series
- Wolf Lake

 

[Scott Hamilton]

"Crazy Like a Fox" would top my list
Whiz Kids
Bad News Bears
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Square Pegs
American Gothic
Fantasy Island
Love Boat
Scarecrow and Mrs. King
Hotel

 

[Johnny S]

You mean Andy Richter Controls the Universe?

 

[Joe:C]

Unless there is a rights issue I would say anything has a chance of being released.

Someone mentioned Muppet Babies. The show used a lot of movie clips. I could see that as a problem.

 

[Eve Brown]

American Gothic
Birds of Prey
Charles in Charge
Growing Pains
Karen Sisco
Second Noah
Step by Step
Titans

 

[todd s]

Kyle you are correct. The entire series was one big story arc. With smaller arcs in between. And what was amazing is that characters died. Which for a cartoon is rare.

 

[FrancisP]

These are a couple of shows that I would love to see on
DVD but probably never will.

When Things Were Rotten - Mel Brook's shortlived take on
Robin Hood fell to a rotten time slot. Would love to see
Mel do a movie version. Great sight gags. Sending a message means tying the message to a pigeon, putting on stamp on, putting it in the mail box, and putting up the flag. The den comes complete with lions.

Switch - Tv version of the movie The Sting. Every week they would con the conmen. Well cast with Robert Wagner, Eddie Albert, Sharon Gless, and Charlie Callas.

 

[Brent_B]

Wonder Years
Errie, Indiana
Ducktales
Animaniacs
Andy Richter Controls The Universe
Growing Pains
Perfect Strangers
Trapper John, MD

 

[JeffCNY]

Oh boy... much as I'd like to, I think it'd be positive suicided to hold my breath for:

"Our Miss Brooks"
"Amos & Andy"
"Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman"
"The Odd Couple"
"Barnaby Jones"
"Cannon"
"Dr. Kildare"
"Medical Center"
"Marcus Welby, M.D."
"David Cassidy, Man Undercover"
"The Magician"

Oh, the list goes on and on....

 

[Stephen Ford]

Its Garry Shandlings Show

And the rest of Larry Sanders.

Not much chance of either of these thanks to the a-holes at Columbia Tristar.