Shows you'd love to see on DVD.

Karl Hungus

Personally I'd love to see Space: Above And Beyond and The Outer Limits on DVD.

Would anyone agree?
What would you love to see get a DVD release?

bizmark

Totaly agree with Space: Above And Beyond class show

Okie

Pinky and the Brain
That 70's Show
Quantum Leap

Makaveli

Scrubs
The Lyricist Lounge Show

I see the first two seasons of Married with Children and season one of Malcolm in the Middle are out on region 1 now. Must pick them up.

I'd also like to see them release the last few seasons of Oz sooner rather than later.

Karl Hungus

Okie wrote:

Quantum Leap

Click me.

Now say thank you.

ixoy

Twin Peaks - Season Two! It's almost worse when you only half release a show.

Guy:Incognito

http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/

irishgeo

The last two series of Bachelors Walk.

RobertFoster

Karl Hungus wrote:

Click me.

Now say thank you.

wooo!

Basq

Scrubs,
Scrubs,
Scrubs!!...

Rumours are circulating that the show is hoping to be sold into syndication before the end of the year, and another that there is a company currently working on the DVD's and will be out approximately May 2005.

Creamy Goodness

the 5th season and above of south park

Pigman II

The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13 + 3/4
Beavis & Butthead (including the vid critique's)

Panda

Would like to see more of Eddie Izzards Stuff available on DVD.
afaik theres feck all atm...
could be wrong tho

Other than him, I would like to see Samurai Jack available, best cartoon for years! :cool:

X-Dawg

Phil Kay Feels....

DS

Can't believe no one said Reeling in the Years yet. Pity about the aul copyright bullshit.

robo

DS wrote:

Can't believe no one said Reeling in the Years yet. Pity about the aul copyright bullshit.

My sentiments exactly. I guess (hope) they will in the future maybe as the 1960's are on RTE on Fridays still. That is the best programme that RTE have produced in a very long time!!!

Fuhrio

definately scrubs

radiospan

Yeah, The Outer Limits and Season 2 and 3 of Bachelor's Walk would be nice.

Tusky

Karl Hungus wrote:

Personally I'd love to see Space: Above And Beyond and The Outer Limits on DVD.

Would anyone agree?
What would you love to see get a DVD release?

err - you can get the outer limits on dvd.

Mr E

Samurai Jack

Karl Hungus

Tusky wrote:

err - you can get the outer limits on dvd.

The original 60's Outer Limits is available on region 1, but if you clicked the link I provided you'd know that's not the Outer Limits I was refering to. There has been a couple of 'New' Outer Limits DVDs on region 1, but they only have a handfull of episodes, nothing near the 5-Season glory that was The Outer Limits!

herobear

the majority of all my favourite tv shows of all time are available thankfully(albeit mostly on r1)
invader zim
everwood
dead like me
nip/tuck
quantum leap
gilmore girls
black books
spaced
sliders

my wishlist:
that 70's show
samurai jack(although im nearly the s1 dvd is out or coming out soon*)
scrubs
room 101
never mind the buzzcocks
have i got news for you
ren & stimpy
pinky and the brain & the animaniacs

*edited to add: yes the first season plus movie is available, but only on r1
http://www.dvdaficionado.com/dvds.html?cat=0&tiq=samurai+jack&x=0&y=0&rg=A

pork99

The Armando Ianucci Shows

Basq

Karl Hungus wrote:

There has been a couple of 'New' Outer Limits DVDs on region 1, but they only have a handfull of episodes, nothing near the 5-Season glory that was The Outer Limits!

If they're the episodes that they were showing on Network 2 late on Tuesday nights (if i remember correctly) in the late 90's, they were fecking brillant!

Off the top of my head, i can only remember the storylines of a handful of episodes but i remember tuning in every week and never seeing a disappointing episode.

The two episodes i remember most vividly were the episode with Rebecca DeMornay in which Enigma's 'Return To Innocence' played numerous times (i think 'Return To Innocence' was also the name of the episode). And also the brillant two parter episode 'Sandkings' with Lloyd & Beau Bridges.

Brillant stuff!

I agree with Karl - release that on DVD.... along with Scrubs!

Karl Hungus

Correct indeed, Basquille!

I think everyone remembers the Sandkings though, that was indeed a good episode. In fact, I rarely remember a dull episode off the top of my head (possible because they could've been forgettable). I remember some cracking good episodes with Robert Patrick.

eggshapedfred

would love to see MacGyver on DVD. especially with a "The Science behind this episode" type thing as extras...(and a free swiss army knife with the box set

Winters

The Indiana Jones Cronicals, tis a fantastic series each episdoe is like an hour or more long so they are nearly a movie each to themselves. Really an underrated TV show stuck on BBC2 Sunday morning schedule.

Reeling in the Years. Possibly e of the few decent programs RTE can muster up. Problem is they wont release it on DvD as they claim its too expensive to get the licence for all the music to do so. Pity, is a great show.

Scrubs will be a must when it comes out on DvD. Its making its way into a decent show which has yet to loose any of tis genious or comedy.

Karl Hungus

Would that be The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, Winters?
If so, yeah I remember that was quite a good show.

I would love to see Brisco County Jr on DVD. One of my favourite shows of all time.
I also agree that Space Above and Beyond should be released.

Karl Hungus

Jesus yes! I totally forgot about Brisco County Jr!!!

Karl Hungus

Oh yeah, and Tales From The Crypt!

Anyone else love that show?

Tiriel

Drew Carey!!!!! I'd love if they'd put it on dvd but no hope have begged!!! :mad:

embee

Nip/Tuck
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Arrested Development
The O.C.
The Outer Limits
The Littlest Hobo - if only to relive the good old days of childhood.

sceptre

Karl Hungus wrote:

Would that be The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, Winters?
If so, yeah I remember that was quite a good show.

Came out on VHS and laserdisc so it'll probably do the DVD thing sooner or later

Basq

Cork_girl wrote:

Drew Carey!!!!! I'd love if they'd put it on dvd but no hope have begged!!! :mad:

Was just about to mention this show as well! An amazing and underrated show - they showed it's last ever episode in the US recently. Pure brillance!

embee wrote:

Nip/Tuck
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Arrested Development
The O.C.
The Outer Limits
The Littlest Hobo - if only to relive the good old days of childhood.

I know most of them are already out on DVD or planned on DVD very shortly - The OC, Arrested Development (Region 1), Nip/Tuck, Curb Your Enthusiasm (Region 1).

I'd also like to see Carnivale on DVD. And for Oz to get a region 2 release, so that I can finally convince my friends to watch it.

Winters

Yea, Young Indiana Jones Cronicals. Better be coming out. Shall be a uber box set to the extreme.

embee wrote:

Nip/Tuck

Series 1 already out:
http://play.com/play247.asp?page=title&r=R2&title=162916

embee wrote:

The O.C.

Out 18/10/2004:
http://play.com/play247.asp?page=title&r=R2&title=179811

FX Meister

robo wrote:

My sentiments exactly. I guess (hope) they will in the future maybe as the 1960's are on RTE on Fridays still. That is the best programme that RTE have produced in a very long time!!!

A friend of mine is recording them all on sky plus then when he has them all he will transfer them to DVD. Can't wait.

herobear

Deleted User wrote:

I'd also like to see Carnivale on DVD.

comin out on december 7th on region 1

another great show that i cant wait to see is wonderfalls which is comin out on r1 dvd in january next year

some more shows i'd love on dvd:
odyssey 5
and smurfs

mwnger

Vic Reeves Big Night Out and Peep Show.

Caesar_Bojangle

Beavis and Butthead

I heard that mtv have no intention of releasing it as it was aired because from a financial point of view it wouldn't be worthwhile after they paid royalties to all the artists who songs featured. Also, I think (not too certain) they are caught up in a legal case with mike judge over a best of dvd they released a while back without his permission.

Agent Smith

The Mysterious Cities of gold......



That is all

cilamc

Rutland Weekend Television would be nice. Or even Monty Python's Flying Circus which deserves a proper release at this stage I mean come on!

Bosco or Anything Goes would make for good compilation DVDs. What was the name of the damn programme used to be on after Dempsey's Den in about 1988-1992? Ray D'Arcy was on it and they'd have bands like An Emotional Fish or The Fat Lady Sings on. Aaargh, I can't think of the name, can't sleep now, have to get it sorted.

Dempsey's Den compilation on DVD would be good come to think of it. Bet RTE have taped over it, the saps.

cilamc

pork99 wrote:

The Armando Ianucci Shows

Some news on that here...

http://chilled.cream.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4489

You see petitions do work!

"We had the internet back then. But it only came on for a couple of hours in the afternoon. And it was in black and white..."

Karl Hungus

I'd definetly agree with Monty Python's Flying Circus, Mysterious Cities Of Gold, and Beavis & Butthead.

But seriously, who in their right minds would buy bosco on DVD?? I've a hard enough time scourging that from my memory as it is.

Tiriel

what about we all demand drew carey??? me on my own is never going to do it so please back me up!!!!

cilamc

Karl Hungus wrote:

But seriously, who in their right minds would buy bosco on DVD?? I've a hard enough time scourging that from my memory as it is.

Students would. (Who else?) :rolleyes:

And the diaspora (using that new-fangled information superhighway thing).

And parents, for their children.

stagolee

bronx bunny :cool:

Coolz

Cork_girl wrote:

what about we all demand drew carey??? me on my own is never going to do it so please back me up!!!!

i'll back you up on that!

mwnger

Hey cilamc, the show that Ray D'Arcy started out on that you forgot the name of - is it Jo Maxi you're talking about?

A DVD compliation of Dempsey's Den would be a great idea yeah.

I'd also love to see a compliation of Peter Cook's appearances on various chat shows over the years - Clive Anderson's early 90's show in particular. Cook appeared a number of times doing characters like Alan Latchley the retired football manager. Nothing was scripted, just Cook riffing, and effortlessly stealing the spotlight from that motormouth Anderson.

Peter Cook, funniest man ever.

eggshapedfred

The Mary Whitehouse Experience. been looking for this for years, even on video, nowhere has it. funniest stand-up show i ever saw.