I am starting to see that there are some movies & tv shows being offered manufacture on demand. Meaning that you order a movie or tv show, the company puts it on dvd & sends it to ya. I think this would be the best way to offer the seasons of UM. Granted they could be spendy per season but I would still buy them. :D

I really hope this option gets more popular cause there are many shows that I want on dvd that I doubt would make it to dvd but with this option they could.

I don't see them ever putting the seasons out... although I wish they would and agree with you that this would be a good way of doing so.

I especially don't see them doing it while Spike's version is still running... if (when?) Spike stops airing the show I would slightly raise the odds.. but still certainly wouldn't count on it.

A crying shame as I know we would all flock to them.

Better yet, episodes on demand. That way I can fill in the blanks for ones I don't have. I have none of some and dozens of others.

Better yet, episodes on demand. That way I can fill in the blanks for ones I don't have. I have none of some and dozens of others.

Ya know I was thinking that. There are many episodes I really don't care to have. That would be nice being able to just buy the episodes ya want & have them put on dvd.

Personally, I think websites like Hulu will be the ultimate place for old UM episodes.

Many companies are considering putting shows on online TV sites instead of releasing them on DVD. The advertisment dollars pretty much defray the costs.

I would not be surprised to see classic UM episodes on their at somepoint.

I don't see them ever putting the seasons out... although I wish they would and agree with you that this would be a good way of doing so.

I especially don't see them doing it while Spike's version is still running... if (when?) Spike stops airing the show I would slightly raise the odds.. but still certainly wouldn't count on it.

A crying shame as I know we would all flock to them.

I totally agree with you. I don't think there will ever be season sets. I think maybe years from now it could happen if DVD technology changes or something.

Personally, I think websites like Hulu will be the ultimate place for old UM episodes.

Many companies are considering putting shows on online TV sites instead of releasing them on DVD. The advertisment dollars pretty much defray the costs.

I would not be surprised to see classic UM episodes on their at somepoint.

I agree Hulu would be great for old UM episodes. But I sort of like DVD sets better to watch on a TV screen and a lot of internet providers have fair access policies on their users.