Your dream TV collection... What would you like to see released? (1 Viewer)

[JohnHopper]

These are the shows I am eager to get on DVD:


From the 1960's

[FONT= 'LiHei Pro']The Alfred Hitchcock Hour [/FONT]

Blue Light

Cain's Hundred

Coronet Blue

The F.B.I.

Garrison's Gorillas

It Takes a Thief

Jericho

The Name of the Game

The New Breed

The Outsider

Stoney Burke

T.H.E. Cat

Twelve O'Clock High

Way Out



From the 1970's

Dan August

Hunter

Logan's Run

Longstreet

The Psychiatrist

Search

The Silent Force

The Sixth Sense

The Streets of San Francisco, season 3-volume 1

 

[younger1968]

Originally Posted by JohnHopper

These are the shows I am eager to get on DVD:


From the 1960's

The Alfred Hitchcock Hour

Blue Light

Cain's Hundred

Coronet Blue

The F.B.I.

Garrison's Gorillas

It Takes a Thief

Jericho

The Name of the Game

The New Breed

The Outsider

Stoney Burke

T.H.E. Cat

Twelve O'Clock High

Way Out



From the 1970's

Dan August

Hunter

Logan's Run

Longstreet

The Psychiatrist

Search

The Silent Force

The Sixth Sense

The Streets of San Francisco, season 3-volume 1

Your 1970s collection is interesting. I am also interested in Logan's Run. I was huge fan of the movie along with the tv show. I heard the stumbling block around logan's run was around the movie and if the show was going to be released it would be time with the released of the remake of the movie.


I still think we could be in trouble with the older shows being released due to the economy and the aging baby boomers. I am in my early 40s and grew up with the 1970s/1980s tv. However, i also seen some of the old 1960s shows on tv stations like ytv/fox 29, etc.

 

[HenryDuBrow]

The economy might also change again very soon for the better and we'll see a revival of older shows released and an end to this unfortunate DVD drought, we can all hope so of course, we do know the interest is as strong as it's always been.

 

[Charles H]

One rare series from the mid-1950s in "The Screen Directors Playhouse" from the Roach Studios. Among the directors represented were Fred Zinneman, Ida Lupino, Leo McCarey, John Ford, and George Marshall. TCM is showing 10 of these on January 18 at 8:00 pm.... part of the Roach Retrospect. Would love to see the "20th Century Fox Hour" out on dvd too. Some missed opportunities.

 

[MattPeriolat]

Originally Posted by Charles H

One rare series from the mid-1950s in "The Screen Directors Playhouse" from the Roach Studios. Among the directors represented were Fred Zinneman, Ida Lupino, Leo McCarey, John Ford, and George Marshall. TCM is showing 10 of these on January 18 at 8:00 pm.... part of the Roach Retrospect. Would love to see the "20th Century Fox Hour" out on dvd too. Some missed opportunities.

Thanks for the head's up on this! Didn't the Fox Movie Channel run the 20th Century Fox Hour for a brief time? One would think the 75th anniversary would be a great time to bring it back. And while we're on the subject, maybe Disney and Warner Brothers might be willing to put out more of their anthology shows. In the case of Warner Brothers, as far as I know, only segments about Giant and The Searchers have been released on the respective DVDs of those movies and we all know the situation about Disney and their reluctance to put their shows out.


*sighs* Too many live in the now and forget the then. Darn shame.

 

[Neil Brock]

1960s Shows:


The Tycoon

Many Happy Returns

The Jean Arthur Show

Mickey

Pistols 'n' Petticoats

Double Life of Henry Phyfe

Run Buddy Run

The Good Guys

Governor and JJ

The Hero

Love on a Rooftop

Hank

Second Hundred Years

The Debbie Reynolds Show

The Bill Dana Show

Wendy and Me

The Outsider

Bus Stop

Slattery's People

Trials of O'Brien

Great Ghost Tales

The New Breed

The Great Adventure

The Americans



1970s Shows:


The Little People

Nancy

Temperatures Rising

The Good Life

Adam's Rib

Lucas Tanner

What Ever Happened to the Class of '65

 

1950's

The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp (Complete Series)

Lawman

Hawaiian Eye

77 Sunset Strip

The Rifleman (Complete Series)

Naked City (Complete Series)

Philip Marlowe

Mike Hammer

Mr. Lucky

The Lineup (San Francisco Beat)

The Californians

Yancy Derringer

The Alaskans

The Detectives


1960's

Way Out

Surfside Six

Outlaws

The Westerner

The Roaring 20's

Cain's Hundred

Bus Stop

Ben Casey

Dr. Kildare

Mr. Novak

East Side/West Side

The Defenders

Stoney Burke

The Travels of Jaime McPheeters

12 O'Clock High

The F.B.I.

 

[Lobo316]

Adding these to my previous list.


Maverick
Colt45
complete Dream On
complete Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea
complete I Spy

complete Ironside

Girl From UNCLE


My prayers have been answered with the release of the complete Larry Sanders Show. Hey now !!!