released on DVD, i will set aside a saturday as the day that i will watch all 24 eps on the DVD which is usually about 7/8 hours. I don;t have a problem doing that because how often does a season from an older show gets released? So i have no problem watching the entire DVD. Anyone else do this besides me? I will do again whenever a Jeffersons season release is announced

Even for my most favorite shows, I wouldnt do that.
I wouldnt want to rush through a DVD anyways.

Originally posted by barwars
Even for my most favorite shows, I wouldnt do that.
I wouldnt want to rush through a DVD anyways.


Why not?

me neither, I like to take my time and enjoy watching it.

Originally posted by Brian Damage
me neither, I like to take my time and enjoy watching it.

me 2!! :D :) :D :)

Originally posted by barwars
Even for my most favorite shows, I wouldnt do that.
I wouldnt want to rush through a DVD anyways.

Me too....I've been watching The Simpsons Season 4 for maybe 1-2 weeks now :)

Originally posted by Miss Vicki
Me too....I've been watching The Simpsons Season 4 for maybe 1-2 weeks now :)



I don't understand why it takes 2 weeks to watch one season on DVD. Do you watch 2 eps a day? or every other day?

I try to watch episodes as slow as possible so I don't go through the DVD too fast. I usually watch one a week.

Originally posted by King Forrester
I try to watch episodes as slow as possible so I don't go through the DVD too fast. I usually watch one a week.

But why?

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
But why? So I have some episodes left to watch another time.

Originally posted by King Forrester
I try to watch episodes as slow as possible so I don't go through the DVD too fast. I usually watch one a week.

Ditto

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
released on DVD, i will set aside a saturday as the day that i will watch all 24 eps on the DVD which is usually about 7/8 hours. I don;t have a problem doing that because how often does a season from an older show gets released? So i have no problem watching the entire DVD. Anyone else do this besides me? I will do again whenever a Jeffersons season release is announced


I could never sit down for 7-8 hours and watch the same show. Usually, I will watch a couple of episodes or watch an entire disk, but never the entire season.

usually depends on the mood I'm in.

If it's a sitcom DVD and I'm really "into" it, I'll usually go ahead and watch the entire disc, usually 6 or so episodes, but I'd never watch the entire season in one sitting unless it's an ultra-short one, like the fifth season of Sex And The City which was 8 episodes.

Originally posted by jpnoyes
I could never sit down for 7-8 hours and watch the same show. Usually, I will watch a couple of episodes or watch an entire disk, but never the entire season.


Well watching one disc defintely wouldn;t take you two weeks to watch the entire season. I stilll can;t believe someone said it takes them 2 weeks to watch the entire season of their favorite show.

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Well watching one disc defintely wouldn;t take you two weeks to watch the entire season. I stilll can;t believe someone said it takes them 2 weeks to watch the entire season of their favorite show.

2 weeks? Pah. With Whos The Boss? it took me more than two weeks. I dont want to rush through the DVD, I want to enjoy it.

Originally posted by RurryMicelli
2 weeks? Pah. With Whos The Boss? it took me more than two weeks. I dont want to rush through the DVD, I want to enjoy it.


So u watch 1 ep every other day?

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
released on DVD, i will set aside a saturday as the day that i will watch all 24 eps on the DVD which is usually about 7/8 hours. I don;t have a problem doing that because how often does a season from an older show gets released? So i have no problem watching the entire DVD. Anyone else do this besides me? I will do again whenever a Jeffersons season release is announced I just recently watched the entire Starsky and Hutch Complete 2nd. Season, and the Complete 3rd. Season of All in the Family, all with-in a four day period:lol:

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
I just recently watched the entire Starsky and Hutch Complete 2nd. Season, and the Complete 3rd. Season of All in the Family, all with-in a four day period:lol:


Tara we need more females like you on philly-lol Females in phila don;t like TV classics. I won;t buy all in the family until the season 4 DVD release.

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Tara we need more females like you on philly-lol Females in phila don;t like TV classics. I won;t buy all in the family until the season 4 DVD release. Hell, I have not been in the Philly area in years;but all my female friends are not fond of classic television either, they are more into those hideously boring reality shows:rolleyes: but Classic Television Shows are my life..My passion...:)

Originally posted by barwars
Even for my most favorite shows, I wouldnt do that.
I wouldnt want to rush through a DVD anyways.

:yeahthat

Originally posted by Brian Damage
I like to take my time and enjoy watching it.

:yeahthat

Originally posted by King Forrester
I try to watch episodes as slow as possible so I don't go through the DVD too fast.

:yeahthat

Originally posted by jpnoyes
I could never sit down for 7-8 hours and watch the same show. Usually, I will watch a couple of episodes or watch an entire disk, but never the entire season.

:yeahthat

Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
If it's a sitcom DVD and I'm really "into" it, I'll usually go ahead and watch the entire disc, usually 6 or so episodes, but I'd never watch the entire season in one sitting.

:yeahthat

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
So u watch 1 ep every other day?

No

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
I just recently watched the entire Starsky and Hutch Complete 2nd. Season, and the Complete 3rd. Season of All in the Family, all with-in a four day period:lol: I admit that this week, I was little on the insatiable side when it came to watching the DVDs, but the Starsky and Hutch DVD; I have been waiting for months to see it:lol:

Originally posted by RurryMicelli
No


Well how many eps do you watch at a time?

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Well how many eps do you watch at a time?

Maybe 2-3 a day
But I havent watched it in about a week...

I take my time with my DVDs I want to enjoy them, and I get bored easily, so I save some for a "Rainy day" so to speak ;)

My WTB DVD I watched in about a week. My ATeam DVD I watched in a few days cause it was a short season :lol:

Originally posted by Angela Micelli
I take my time with my DVDs I want to enjoy them, and I get bored easily, so I save some for a "Rainy day" so to speak ;)

My WTB DVD I watched in about a week. My ATeam DVD I watched in a few days cause it was a short season :lol:


I'm confused again because how can you get bored watching full length eps of your favorite show?? For example, i never saw UNCUT eps of any 1970's show so whenever a season is released i turn my ringer off on my phone so i cannot be disturbed-lol

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
released on DVD, i will set aside a saturday as the day that i will watch all 24 eps on the DVD which is usually about 7/8 hours. I don;t have a problem doing that because how often does a season from an older show gets released? So i have no problem watching the entire DVD. Anyone else do this besides me? I will do again whenever a Jeffersons season release is announced
I did that with Barney Miller. The first season only had 13 episodes though, I don't think I could watch 24 episodes of any show in one sitting.

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
I'm confused again because how can you get bored watching full length eps of your favorite show?? For example, i never saw UNCUT eps of any 1970's show so whenever a season is released i turn my ringer off on my phone so i cannot be disturbed-lol

Well I probably won't watch my WTB Season 1 DVD for awhile, since N@N wore me out on Season 1 :rolleyes:

I don't find my fav. shows boring, I just am a person who gets bored easily. I can't even hardly watch a movie anymore, :(

When a new show comes to DVD (especially if its one of my favorites).... I'll usually fly through the first disc the night I get it.... then pace my way through the rest of the discs over 1 or 2 weeks.

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Well watching one disc defintely wouldn;t take you two weeks to watch the entire season. I stilll can;t believe someone said it takes them 2 weeks to watch the entire season of their favorite show.

If it were something like The Dick Van Dyke Show which has 30+ episodes.... then 2 weeks isn't time enough.

Originally posted by sara
I did that with Barney Miller. The first season only had 13 episodes though, I don't think I could watch 24 episodes of any show in one sitting.

I couldn't watch 24 seconds of a Barney Miller episode-lol

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
I couldn't watch 24 seconds of a Barney Miller episode-lol :p

Originally posted by barwars
When a new show comes to DVD (especially if its one of my favorites).... I'll usually fly through the first disc the night I get it.... then pace my way through the rest of the discs over 1 or 2 weeks. thats about how i do it, BUT,
if i actually ever had the time, i WOULD watch a seasons worth of my favorite shows all in one sitting - especially Mork and Mindy

(c'mon, watch it with me solomon - please)

I just do not have time to sit down and watch an entire season of any show. The best I have done is the fourth season of M*A*S*H over the course of a three-day weekend.

I think I did watch every episode of Return to the Planet of the Apes in about one day, though. It is animated and probably only came to five or so hours.

Originally posted by robyrob
thats about how i do it, BUT,
if i actually ever had the time, i WOULD watch a seasons worth of my favorite shows all in one sitting - especially Mork and Mindy

(c'mon, watch it with me solomon - please)


I rather stare at the sky.

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
I rather stare at the sky.

That can be fun too ;) :p

Originally posted by Angela Micelli
That can be fun too ;) :p and uplifting :)

I know that solomon would enjoy Mork and Mindy if he gave it a chance and sat through most of the series - especially if we strapped him into a chair and FORCED him too :)

Originally posted by robyrob
and uplifting :)

I know that solomon would enjoy Mork and Mindy if he gave it a chance and sat through most of the series - especially if we strapped him into a chair and FORCED him too :)

:rotflmao:

I like that idea ;)

While we're doing that, make him watch Barney Miller, M*A*S*H and a few other shows :lol:

Originally posted by Angela Micelli
:rotflmao:

I like that idea ;)

While we're doing that, make him watch Barney Miller, M*A*S*H and a few other shows :lol:


I actually gave Mork and Mindy a chance back in April and after watching 20 eps i could no longer watch. I gave Barney Miller a chance when it was on TV Land

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
I actually gave Mork and Mindy a chance back in April and after watching 20 eps i could no longer watch. I gave Barney Miller a chance when it was on TV Land

A little OT -- but have you ever tried Frasier??
Or even Seinfeld??

Originally posted by barwars
A little OT -- but have you ever tried Frasier??
Or even Seinfeld??


I can watch Seinfeld on TV but would never buy it. I couldn;t get into Fraiser.

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
I can watch Seinfeld on TV but would never buy it. I couldn;t get into Fraiser.

Thats cool.
If it was later episodes of Frasier you tried -- I can understand why you couldnt get into it. By that point you needed to already like the show to enjoy the episodes.

But I recommend you try any episodes Season 1-7.

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
I actually gave Mork and Mindy a chance back in April and after watching 20 eps i could no longer watch. I gave Barney Miller a chance when it was on TV Land i know - i'm just funnin yah; i respect your opinion and you are entitled to it,

i just disagree with you, that's all.

Originally posted by robyrob
i know - i'm just funnin yah; i respect your opinion and you are entitled to it,

i just disagree with you, that's all.


The only reason i have one Mork and Mindy episode in my collection is because it was recorded in from ABC in 1978 with commercials. So it helps me received other shows I like when i do tape trades only because it's an original broadcast.lol

Originally posted by Angela Micelli
:rotflmao:

I like that idea ;)

While we're doing that, make him watch Barney Miller, M*A*S*H and a few other shows :lol: Yeah, I can bring over all 170 episodes of Barney Miller, including the 18 Columbia House tapes, and strapped Solomon to a chair and make him watch the "The Entire Series"...all 8 seasons of Barney Miller:lol:





:joke: :p (I am just kidding Solomon);)

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
Yeah, I can bring over all 170 episodes of Barney Miller, including the 18 Columbia House tapes, and strapped Solomon to a chair and make him watch the "The Entire Series"...all 8 seasons of Barney Miller:lol:





:joke: :p (I am just kidding Solomon);)

:rofl: I Love that Idea! :D ;)

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
Yeah, I can bring over all 170 episodes of Barney Miller, including the 18 Columbia House tapes, and strapped Solomon to a chair and make him watch the "The Entire Series"...all 8 seasons of Barney Miller:lol:





:joke: :p (I am just kidding Solomon);)

Now thats just mean.
Have him stay an extra week for all 275 episodes of Cheers.... and I wont complain.

Originally posted by barwars
Now thats just mean.
Have him stay an extra week for all 275 episodes of Cheers.... and I wont complain. Okay..Bring over your collection, and force him to watch EVERY episode of Cheers:lol:

Originally posted by barwars
Now thats just mean.
Have him stay an extra week for all 275 episodes of Cheers.... and I wont complain.

:lol: You two are very creative. I am bringing over my Boy Meets World and Lois and Clark tapes and make him watch those too ;) :lol:

Originally posted by Angela Micelli
:lol: You two are very creative. I am bringing over my Boy Meets World and Lois and Clark tapes and make him watch those too ;) :lol:

Hell, Im joinin in then!

Originally posted by Angela Micelli
:lol: You two are very creative. I am bringing over my Boy Meets World and Lois and Clark tapes and make him watch those too ;) :lol: Oh another show he does not like is WKRP in Cincinnati, I will bring my collection of that show as well;)

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
Okay..Bring over your collection, and force him to watch EVERY episode of Cheers:lol:

The sad thing is, its my favorite show in the entire world and I havent even seen every episode.

Ohh every episode of WKRP -- forget unhooking the phone -- Im locking the doors.

Originally posted by barwars
The sad thing is, its my favorite show in the entire world and I havent even seen every episode.

Ohh every episode of WKRP -- forget unhooking the phone -- Im locking the doors. WKRP is my favorite show of all time as well; and like you, I have not seen every episode..I just wished I completed the series when it was still in syndiacation...

Originally posted by barwars
Hell, Im joinin in then!

:lol: Me too, but I've only got about half of Lois and Clark taped, stupid TBS :cuss: They dropped the show before I could finish taping it :(

Unfortunately my BMW tapes are the Disney versions :(

I'll bring all the Friends episodes, lol

Originally posted by Angela Micelli
:lol: You two are very creative. I am bringing over my Boy Meets World and Lois and Clark tapes and make him watch those too ;) :lol:


I can watch BMW but BM and Cheers is very unwatchable. I will say i never gave WKRP a chance so i can't say i dont like the show.

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
I can watch BMW but BM and Cheers is very unwatchable. I will say i never gave WKRP a chance so i can't say i dont like the show. I think if you gave WKRP a chance, that you would like the show, since we pretty much like the same programs, except for Barney Miller:lol: