So how long do you think until they release a Wings DVD set... I'm still waiting. Even Gilligans Island has seasons on DVD now, it's about time for Wings.

Maybe they're going to match them up with Cheers/Frasier.

Cheers/Frasier - Season 1
Cheers/Frasier - Season 2
Cheers/Frasier - Season 3
Cheers/Frasier - Season 4 / Wings - Season 1
Cheers/Frasier - Season 5 / Wings - Season 2
Cheers/Frasier - Season 6 / Wings - Season 3
Cheers/Frasier - Season 7 / Wings - Season 4
Cheers/Frasier - Season 8 / Wings - Season 5
Cheers/Frasier - Season 9 / Wings - Season 6
Cheers/Frasier - Season 10 / Wings - Season 7
Cheers/Frasier - Season 11 / Wings - Season 8

Just a thought though.

Betcha it will cost like near $100 for each set to get but it will be well-worth it!!

I'm sick to death of waiting to add them to my Thomas Haden Church DVD collection which is meger because his movies are hard-to-find and I don't enjoy doing ALL my shopping online. Sometimes I'd like to go out to the store and physically get the disc. At times I hate the revolution of online shopping...
I'm still waiting for 'Ned and Stacey' to find it's way onto DVD.
I think not Sony should release it, but CBS/Fox should (look how well 'Short Circuit' has been doing on VHS and DVD for the last 18-19 years and it was a Sony movie and CBS/Fox has had the video rights for YEARS). Sony seems to to hate releasing their own library titles for some reason.
I wanted to get the 'Frasier' set a while ago, but it's too damned expensive. I think why all these two-to-four disc sets are so inflated is because 'The Simpsons' was one of the first shows to hit DVD and those were terribly overpriced so the trend followed.
I remember when you could buy a series on VHS from Columbia House and in the ads (in TV Guide, during the mid-90s), the whole series was around a hundred or more and a single season was around twenty to thirty dollars. At times I hate the DVD business. It's sort of a scam. So aren't compact discs (which are becoming MORE expensive because of dumb kids who do nothing but download 'free' music).

Originally posted by AngeFaitore
I'm sick to death of waiting to add them to my Thomas Haden Church DVD collection which is meger because his movies are hard-to-find and I don't enjoy doing ALL my shopping online. Sometimes I'd like to go out to the store and physically get the disc. At times I hate the revolution of online shopping...
I'm still waiting for 'Ned and Stacey' to find it's way onto DVD.
I think not Sony should release it, but CBS/Fox should (look how well 'Short Circuit' has been doing on VHS and DVD for the last 18-19 years and it was a Sony movie and CBS/Fox has had the video rights for YEARS). Sony seems to to hate releasing their own library titles for some reason.
I wanted to get the 'Frasier' set a while ago, but it's too damned expensive. I think why all these two-to-four disc sets are so inflated is because 'The Simpsons' was one of the first shows to hit DVD and those were terribly overpriced so the trend followed.
I remember when you could buy a series on VHS from Columbia House and in the ads (in TV Guide, during the mid-90s), the whole series was around a hundred or more and a single season was around twenty to thirty dollars. At times I hate the DVD business. It's sort of a scam. So aren't compact discs (which are becoming MORE expensive because of dumb kids who do nothing but download 'free' music).

Really? How much does the Frasier DVD set run?

I know I've read that the Boy Meets World DVD's will run about $39 which is reasonable, and if I buy it at Wal Mart or Target it will only be about $29 :) I'm hoping that if Wings gets released it will be about the same price :)

Originally posted by Topanga
Really? How much does the Frasier DVD set run?

I know I've read that the Boy Meets World DVD's will run about $39 which is reasonable, and if I buy it at Wal Mart or Target it will only be about $29 :) I'm hoping that if Wings gets released it will be about the same price :)

$45 at Strawberry's Music and Videos.

$50 or $54 everywhere else.

Usually, 'The Simpsons' will very by episode list length. I think when I last saw Season 3, it was either $40 or $50. Season 1, so far, has been the cheapest one ($30).