Vintage TV. It's almost scary! How about the vintage folks (OF COURSE NONE OF US ARE) who remember these shows? Eve Arden. Isn't she OUR MISS BROOKS of radio (BEFORE TV). rEMEMBER rICHARD CRENNA? Grampa McCoy's grandson. Well, his baby voice played a student on Our Miss Brooks radio. I can really get into this old time stuff, but before I bore the rest of you I'll give you my modest opinion of this ventage tv on dvd.
I hope I'm wrong here....so read me correctly...I said wrong! But from past experience on old time shows on dvd I found the quality poor and many...I said many...not all...of the shows were trimmed. Now, who's going to buy them first? Now, don't be shy. Someone has to go first. Personally, I wait a bit and read other peoples reviews. I place a lot of trust in what you folks say. We're here to help one another. Now, doesn't that put a charge into your (and my) morning vitamins.
Repeating episodes on the public domain sets is not always a bad thing, since they sometimes are using different prints from various collector sources.
So the duplicates might turn out to be more complete: uncut, season correct openings, original commercials, in color, or even better looking. Of course it could go the other way too!
Episode titles aren't listed but I'm fairly certain the "Sea Hunt" episode will be "Mark of the Octopus" which has appeared on at least three compilations of public domain TV episodes of which I am aware. Could "Beach Patrol" be an early version of "Baywatch?"
*** Update *** Other TV shows that I've discovered for a June 30 release . . .