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Pavan 10-04-2005, 11:35 PM From a news article on Bea Arthur:
"Maude" will be released on DVD, although no release date is available yet.
http://www.statesmanjournal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051003/LIFE/510030302/1059/ENT
boechsner 10-05-2005, 04:59 AM Well, it is about time!!! I'm surprised the first season wasn't released sooner, since it has the controversial 2-parter, Maude's Dilemma!
TVJunkie101 10-05-2005, 08:10 AM Wow! Yes! Finally!
So odd, too, considering just yesterday I mentioned how we needed Maude on DVD over in The Jefferson's forum.
Here's hoping the sets do better than the reruns did.. lol.
TVFactFan 10-05-2005, 09:56 AM From a news article on Bea Arthur:
"Maude" will be released on DVD, although no release date is available yet.
http://www.statesmanjournal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051003/LIFE/510030302/1059/ENT
That's not much information for Maude fans-lol I'm sure they would want to hear a little more.
TVFactFan 10-05-2005, 09:59 AM Wow! Yes! Finally!
So odd, too, considering just yesterday I mentioned how we needed Maude on DVD over in The Jefferson's forum.
Here's hoping the sets do better than the reruns did.. lol.
Hey Shawn, you are way too excited buddy about a TV show coming on DVD without a release date-lol
seventies_sitcoms 10-05-2005, 11:15 AM I heard a few rumors about Maude being released on DVD. I hope it sells enough so they will release seasons 3-6. When I first looked at that article I thought I was seeing Phyllis Diller.
Scoobiedoo30 10-05-2005, 11:30 AM I will glad when Maude comes to DVD
seventies_sitcoms 10-05-2005, 12:27 PM I'm surprised tvshowsondvd.com hasn't ent an alert. They're probably waiting for an official announcement. Hopefully Sony won't back down on this. It would be nice if there were some Bea, Rue, and Adrienne interviews. Is Bill Macy still alive?
sitcomfan89 10-05-2005, 08:52 PM I'm surprised tvshowsondvd.com hasn't ent an alert. They're probably waiting for an official announcement. Hopefully Sony won't back down on this. It would be nice if there were some Bea, Rue, and Adrienne interviews. Is Bill Macy still alive?
Yes Bill Macy is still alive. In May he will be 83. Gald to see Sony finally got some sense.
-Jake
RJinCA 10-05-2005, 09:40 PM YES!! I so glad to hear (read) this. There is no other show I want to see
released on DVD more than Maude. I hope Sony releases season 1 in
early 2006.
seventies_sitcoms 10-05-2005, 09:46 PM I want all 6 seasons!!
JeffRuss1972 10-06-2005, 06:28 PM If it DOES come out, I DO hope the sales are good. I want ALL 6 seasons to be released!!!;)
James"Thunder"Early 10-10-2005, 02:11 PM Finally! I don't know why it's taken so long to release it.
seventies_sitcoms 10-10-2005, 02:43 PM I hope they don't change plans. I'm still waiting for an official announcement.
Trishalla 10-17-2005, 12:00 PM From a news article on Bea Arthur:
"Maude" will be released on DVD, although no release date is available yet.
http://www.statesmanjournal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051003/LIFE/510030302/1059/ENT
Finally
With All this good stuff coming out
My life will be complete
Right On
Bring Maude
Right ON Maude
seventies_sitcoms 10-17-2005, 12:20 PM I received an e-mail this morning from tvshowsondvd.com. It sounds like they want to release Maude around the same time as All in the Family 5. The way the note sounded like they might release Archie Bunker's Place too.
TVFactFan 10-17-2005, 12:20 PM Finally
With All this good stuff coming out
My life will be complete
Right On
Bring Maude
Right ON Maude
Until a release date is announce, I'm not saying nothing about Maude. Just knowing that it's coming does nothing for me-lol
seventies_sitcoms 10-17-2005, 12:22 PM Until a release date is announce, I'm not saying nothing about Maude. Just knowing that it's coming does nothing for me-lol
6'2" women in flowing 70's lounge outfits does nothing for Solomon! :rolleyes:
Edster2973 10-23-2005, 04:08 PM Finally! I don't know why it's taken so long to release it.
They probably try to pace themselves with these series. It does cost them $$ to license them and to restore them so that they're presentable for DVD. With the wrap up of Sanford & Son and one more season left of Good Times, they would want to come up with something new to replace them. That's why I think they're willing to release DVDs of Maude and Archie Bunker's Place before finishing up All in the Family. If they didn't, they'd eventually run out of shows to release. They just probably can't afford to release EVERYTHING all at the same time. Bring them on... :)
Ed
TVFactFan 10-23-2005, 04:13 PM They probably try to pace themselves with these series. It does cost them $$ to license them and to restore them so that they're presentable for DVD. With the wrap up of Sanford & Son and one more season left of Good Times, they would want to come up with something new to replace them. That's why I think they're willing to release DVDs of Maude and Archie Bunker's Place before finishing up All in the Family. If they didn't, they'd eventually run out of shows to release. They just probably can't afford to release EVERYTHING all at the same time. Bring them on... :)
Ed
ED All in the Family and Archie Bunkers Place is the same show.
Edster2973 10-23-2005, 07:23 PM ED All in the Family and Archie Bunkers Place is the same show.
You're quite the quibbler, aren't you Solomon.
For someone who gets so anal about whether Good Times is a spinoff of Maude, one would think you'd get the logistics of why Archie Bunker's Place is NOT considered the same show as All in the Family. To you and me it's the same show, and technically it is, but to licensees of the programs, they are complete and separate properties, at least as far as the world of syndication is concerned. This is why Archie Bunker's Place is never aired after all 9 seasons of All in the Family have been aired. It also explains why Archie Bunker's Place, in whatever timeslot it ends up in, never aired All in the Family before it. To the syndicates, the title change is the cutoff point, and they're viewed as two different shows. Much like the situation with The Golden Girls and The Golden Palace. To fans of the shows, they're one and the same, even if Bea Arthur left after Season 7, but again, to the syndicates, they're 2 different shows. In fact, it wasn't until this summer that Lifetime started airing The Golden Palace.
I hope you get my point. You and I can see they're one and the same, and I will be placing my Archie Bunker's Place DVDs right alongside my sets of All in the Family, even if things in my collection should go between them alphabetically. To me, the 2 series are one and the same in that Archie Bunker's Place is a continuation of All in the Family.
Ordinarily I'd be a tad annoyed with you for not getting that point but you did say I was one of your favorite posters about a week ago, so I'll forgive you this time (lol). ;) Just don't it happen again... :D
Ed
TVFactFan 10-23-2005, 08:05 PM You're quite the quibbler, aren't you Solomon.
For someone who gets so anal about whether Good Times is a spinoff of Maude, one would think you'd get the logistics of why Archie Bunker's Place is NOT considered the same show as All in the Family. To you and me it's the same show, and technically it is, but to licensees of the programs, they are complete and separate properties, at least as far as the world of syndication is concerned. This is why Archie Bunker's Place is never aired after all 9 seasons of All in the Family have been aired. It also explains why Archie Bunker's Place, in whatever timeslot it ends up in, never aired All in the Family before it. To the syndicates, the title change is the cutoff point, and they're viewed as two different shows. Much like the situation with The Golden Girls and The Golden Palace. To fans of the shows, they're one and the same, even if Bea Arthur left after Season 7, but again, to the syndicates, they're 2 different shows. In fact, it wasn't until this summer that Lifetime started airing The Golden Palace.
I hope you get my point. You and I can see they're one and the same, and I will be placing my Archie Bunker's Place DVDs right alongside my sets of All in the Family, even if things in my collection should go between them alphabetically. To me, the 2 series are one and the same in that Archie Bunker's Place is a continuation of All in the Family.
Ordinarily I'd be a tad annoyed with you for not getting that point but you did say I was one of your favorite posters about a week ago, so I'll forgive you this time (lol). ;) Just don't it happen again... :D
Ed
I just don't see how ABP can be released before all 9 seasons of AITF are done since the 2 shows are so closely connected. That's like Three's a Crowd being released now and only 5 of the 8 seasons of three's company have been released on DVD.
Edster2973 10-23-2005, 09:28 PM I just don't see how ABP can be released before all 9 seasons of AITF are done since the 2 shows are so closely connected. That's like Three's a Crowd being released now and only 5 of the 8 seasons of three's company have been released on DVD.
Then you didn't pay attention to my earlier post. If the syndicators view them as separate series, they'll release them according to their time table and not in chronological order. It's a tad odd, but understandable...
Ed
Pavan 10-23-2005, 10:15 PM I just don't see how ABP can be released before all 9 seasons of AITF are done since the 2 shows are so closely connected. That's like Three's a Crowd being released now and only 5 of the 8 seasons of three's company have been released on DVD.
A date has not been set yet for ABP. It could be even late 2006, and by then we might get 2 or even 3 more seasons OF AITF. In reality, they will do S5 in Jan, maybe S6 in May, S7 in Aug, and S8 in Dec along with ABP. Just a guess, but four in a year is unlikely from Sony, but possible...
I think they are more likely to get sales for ABP if they pair up AITF/ABP/Maude together.
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