This list is obviously an opinion. I am not stating that these are the greatest shows that are complete on DVD. But simply that these are my favorite shows that are complete on DVD. I would have included "Futurama" but since there are new episodes coming next year, I can't very well consider the show to be complete now.

These are in order from Best to Least Best:

1. NewsRadio - Five Seasons, 97 Episodes
2. Ellen - Five Seasons, 109 Episodes
3. The Honeymooners - One Season, 39 Episodes
4. Quantum Leap - Five Seasons, 95 Episodes
5. Are You Being Served? - Ten Series, 69 Episodes
6. The Twilight Zone - Five Seasons, 156 Episodes
7. F Troop - Two Seasons, 65 Episodes
8. M*A*S*H - Eleven Seasons, 251 Episodes
9. I Love Lucy/Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour - Nine Seasons, 193 Episodes
10. Saved by the Bell: The New Class - Six Seasons, 143 Episodes
11. The Monkees - Two Seasons, 58 Episodes
12. Three's Company - Eight Seasons, 168 Episodes
13. What's Happening!! - Three Seasons, 65 Episodes
14. The Brady Bunch - Five Seasons, 117 Episodes
15. Pee-wee's Playhouse - Five Seasons, 45 Episodes
16. Soap - Four Seasons, 90 Episodes
17. The Munsters - Two Seasons, 70 Episodes
18. The Andy Griffith Show - Eight Seasons, 249 Episodes
19. The Dick Van Dyke Show - Five Seasons, 158 Episodes
20. Friends - Ten Seasons, 226 Episodes
21. The X-Files - Nine Seasons, 201 Episodes
22. Saved by the Bell - Five Seasons, 86 Episodes
23. Planet of the Apes - One Season, 14 Episodes
24. Titus - Three Seasons, 54 Episodes
25. Get Smart - Five Seasons, 138 Episodes

looks like you made a typo, shouldn't

#9. I Love Lucy/Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour - Nine Seasons, 193 Episodes
actually be #1 ???

:)

looks like you made a typo, shouldn't

#9. I Love Lucy/Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour - Nine Seasons, 193 Episodes
actually be #1 ???

:)

Back in say, 1995 or 96, "I Love Lucy" would have been in the top five (of course DVDs weren't out then). I LOVED the show back then. But now, in 2007, I like the show, but not ahead of the eight before of it. I think I watched the show too much in the late 90s, since I had most of the episodes on tape from Nick at Nite. I watched that show day and night.

At first, when I read your post I thought you were telling me that I Love Lucy and The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour were two different shows and shouldn't be counted as one, LOL. I thought that was the "Typo" you were speaking of. :)

naw, i was just kidding with ya. i am a huge Lucy fan.