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Author
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Topic: Television shows on dvd - (Read 256 Times)
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MajorBarcalow
Lt. Cmdr.
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posted January 22, 2002 23:29
  
I have gotten a dvd player for a gift. I know movies are out and a lot. But I'm thinking about the television and the shows in it. Does anyone help me? I want to be knowing if these shows on the television are on dvd. And where can I buy them. For how much money?Bj and the Bear Grizly Adam Sherif Lobo The Great American Hero Wait until your Father gets home (This was a animated cartoon and when I was little.) Happy Days (with the Fonzie.) I can't find this on ebay. Please help.
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Warp Core Breach
Captain
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posted January 22, 2002 23:38
I find it highly unlikely you'll be able to find any of those shows on DVD, Barky.
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MajorBarcalow
Lt. Cmdr.
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posted January 22, 2002 23:42
Oh, yeah? MAsh is on my dvd. And I saw Buffy and the Planet of the Apes that was from on the television and they were at the store. For selling.
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Warp Core Breach
Captain
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posted January 22, 2002 23:47
Yes, but I think all copies of BJ and the Bear, Sheriff Lobo, and Grizzly Adams have been destroyed in the name of good taste. You might be able to get Happy Days soon though.
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Section 31: PR Department
Commander
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posted January 22, 2002 23:52
It was funny for a while, but it's so obvious that you're writing like that on purpose. Just give it up!!
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Captain Decker
Commodore
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posted January 23, 2002 00:00
I actually miss JeffK at times like this. At least he took his craft seriously...------------------
"If we are to go only half way, or reduce our sights in the face of difficulty, in my judgement it would be better not to go at all."
—President Kennedy, 1961
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Ody_Mantrell
Lt. J.G.
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posted January 23, 2002 01:32
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Originally posted by Warp Core Breach:
Yes, but I think all copies of BJ and the Bear, Sheriff Lobo, and Grizzly Adams have been destroyed in the name of good taste. You might be able to get Happy Days soon though.
Aww Come on....Grizzly Adams was a great show! I love it! And BJ and the Bear?! Great stuff!
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Warp Core Breach
Captain
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posted January 23, 2002 01:35
^ Yes, but what about The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo?
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MajorBarcalow
Lt. Cmdr.
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posted January 23, 2002 03:57
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Originally posted by Section 31: PR Department:
It was funny for a while, but it's so obvious that you're writing like that on purpose. Just give it up!!
I am taking Vocabulery this semaster. It will help my writing more.
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Mr. Stinky Pants
Rear Admiral
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posted January 23, 2002 04:06
http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/Stinky
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'Many years ago, when I entered the space program with tremendous idealism, I used to see this power of nature to spread life as something of a religion - a matter of faith rather than provable evidence. Since it is a driving force to higher goals and higher meaning, some people call this power God but that is an expression which came into existance because of the deficiencies of other explanations. I used to be unable to comprehend that anyone would question the validity of our thrust into the unknown. Today, I'm still no closer to a better understanding.' - Jesco von Puttkamer, Special Science Advisor - Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
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Mr. Stinky Pants
Rear Admiral
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posted January 23, 2002 04:12
The main problem with the 1970's TV programs you mentioned is that they probably only exist on analog tape, which would look like complete and utter shit if transfered directly to DVD. The studios would need to go back to the original film and sound elements (if they even still exist) and digitally remaster them. The expense and limited market for some of this stuff more or less guarantees that it will never happen.  Stinky
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'Many years ago, when I entered the space program with tremendous idealism, I used to see this power of nature to spread life as something of a religion - a matter of faith rather than provable evidence. Since it is a driving force to higher goals and higher meaning, some people call this power God but that is an expression which came into existance because of the deficiencies of other explanations. I used to be unable to comprehend that anyone would question the validity of our thrust into the unknown. Today, I'm still no closer to a better understanding.' - Jesco von Puttkamer, Special Science Advisor - Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
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MajorBarcalow
Lt. Cmdr.
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posted January 23, 2002 05:06
This is too bad. But thank you for the explaining.Is chances better for other TV shows that are popular like MASH? I want: Wonder Woman Courtship For Eddies Father Tales Of Golden Monkey
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Mr. Stinky Pants
Rear Admiral
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posted January 23, 2002 05:12
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Originally posted by MajorBarcalow:
Is chances better for other TV shows that are popular like MASH?
I haven't seen the MASH DVD's, but I would assume that the studio went back to the original camera negatives and sound stems as Paramount did for the TOS discs. Stinky
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'Many years ago, when I entered the space program with tremendous idealism, I used to see this power of nature to spread life as something of a religion - a matter of faith rather than provable evidence. Since it is a driving force to higher goals and higher meaning, some people call this power God but that is an expression which came into existance because of the deficiencies of other explanations. I used to be unable to comprehend that anyone would question the validity of our thrust into the unknown. Today, I'm still no closer to a better understanding.' - Jesco von Puttkamer, Special Science Advisor - Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
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phgreer
Captain
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posted January 23, 2002 12:13
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Originally posted by Ody_Mantrell:
Aww Come on....Grizzly Adams was a great show!
I agree! What's wrong with Grizzly Adams?
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phgreer
Captain
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posted January 23, 2002 12:20
Can't find a DVD but here is the Grizzly Adams doll! 
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Mr. Stinky Pants
Rear Admiral
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posted January 23, 2002 12:23
^Does it include a tube of water-based lubricant?Stinky
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'Many years ago, when I entered the space program with tremendous idealism, I used to see this power of nature to spread life as something of a religion - a matter of faith rather than provable evidence. Since it is a driving force to higher goals and higher meaning, some people call this power God but that is an expression which came into existance because of the deficiencies of other explanations. I used to be unable to comprehend that anyone would question the validity of our thrust into the unknown. Today, I'm still no closer to a better understanding.' - Jesco von Puttkamer, Special Science Advisor - Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
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MajorBarcalow
Lt. Cmdr.
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posted January 23, 2002 17:10
I think maybe the stars of my shows would keep films for to be worked on to make Dvd's. Could that be possible? Then they can be fixed for Dvd's. I would pay more for some of these shows. I would pay more for Grizly Adams but not Happy Days.
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T'Baio
Commander
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posted January 23, 2002 17:16
What the fuck is wrong with Happy Days? You got a problem?  ------------------
T'Baio...but you can call me Scott.
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Ody_Mantrell
Lt. J.G.
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posted January 23, 2002 17:16
Is there a Ben doll that can go with the Grizzly Adams? How 'bout a Mad Jack and a Number Seven?
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GarySeven
Captain
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posted January 24, 2002 00:08
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Originally posted by Mr. Stinky Pants:
^Does it include a tube of water-based lubricant?Stinky
Sometimes you crack me up.
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ro_ro_ro_laren
Lt. Cmdr.
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posted January 24, 2002 15:13
I remember wait till your father gets home that was a great show wow talk about a blast from the past  ------------------
There are...FOUR LIGHTS!
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Malnurtured Snayer
Lt. Cmdr.
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posted January 24, 2002 16:09
sometimes? I want West Wing and Deep Space Nine on DVD. Already got the first two seasons of 'Sopranos' ...
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MajorBarcalow
Lt. Cmdr.
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posted January 28, 2002 21:01
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Originally posted by Mr. Stinky Pants:
The main problem with the 1970's TV programs you mentioned is that they probably only exist on analog tape, which would look like complete and utter shit if transfered directly to DVD. The studios would need to go back to the original film and sound elements (if they even still exist) and digitally remaster them. The expense and limited market for some of this stuff more or less guarantees that it will never happen. Stinky
I bought my TV Guide at a store. There is an ad for buying TV shows and some are being on dvd. They have Perry Mason, A Team, and Hogan Heros. They are older than Grisly Adam and Bj and the Bear why can they be selling on DVD but no for BJ and the Bear and the others I said about.
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Crewman6
Commander
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posted January 29, 2002 05:10
^there's a concept I can't get enough of. A man and his monkey.
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posted January 22, 2002 23:29
