wiseguy182
08-07-2010, 06:27 AM
Cosby - most episodes
Fearing mind - all aired episodes
Perversions of science complete
night flight - many discs
Tim Conway show - a few eps
Rango - a few eps
Hot in Cleveland - all eps to date (currently recording this series)
Saturday Night Live with original commercials from 2/2/85: Alex Karras/Tina Turner
-Carol Burnett show episode from 1/1/78 with original commercials, not on any of the Columbia House volumes, with guest Steve Lawrence
sports
Best damn sports show period
-50 greatest plays
-50 devastating hits
-50 greatest finishes
-50 unforgettable shots
wrestling
King of the Ring 93 (with some qualifying matches as a bonus), 94 and 95
1990 Intercontinental Title tournament
first five in your houses
Sam Houston Coliseum card 12/10/87
Prime Time Wrestling
-8/10/87
-8/17/87
-8/24/87
-11/1/88
also, an 11 disc Fridays set:
Well I wanted to post about this. I'm not sure what is out there regarding Friday's. I did a trade with somebody on sell.com who said that he had the most episodes available and he was the original source for the material. I can't confirm that that's actually true or not, but in case anyone is interested, i have an 11 disc set
For those that may not know, Friday's was an early 80's, live comedy sketch with musical guests program similar to Saturday Night Live. It was actually more popular than SNL for a time, but became the victim of some bad luck as Nightline became a regular nightly program, and it bumped Friday's to midnight or later on the schedule, and ratings sunk and it was cancelled. Friday's had an excellent cast and IMO better musical guests than SNL, and also, the audience was alot rowdier than SNL, which made for some good moments. here is some of what is on there.
-Andy Kaufman/Michael Richards fight: Andy Kaufman refuses to do his lines, and tempers escalate betwee he and Michael Richards, ending up in a fight that gained international attention.
-Ronny Horror Picture show - often considered the series' crowning moment, a spoof of Rocky Horror picture show about the incoming Reagan administration.
-Stray Cats (first apperance in the U.S.)
-the Clash (first apperance in the U.S.)
-Plasmatics (extremely bizarre performance)
I should note that there are some partial episodes/segments, and the quality on some of them is pretty rough. Also, some episodes seem to be broken apart and spaced apart. So obviously, this is not a Joker-quality set, but I don't know of anything else out there. Hopefully, the series will be reran somewhere somebody or a there will be a retail release, but Michael Richards is the only person currently holding up a dvd release, and he is a jerk anyways.
Fearing mind - all aired episodes
Perversions of science complete
night flight - many discs
Tim Conway show - a few eps
Rango - a few eps
Hot in Cleveland - all eps to date (currently recording this series)
Saturday Night Live with original commercials from 2/2/85: Alex Karras/Tina Turner
-Carol Burnett show episode from 1/1/78 with original commercials, not on any of the Columbia House volumes, with guest Steve Lawrence
sports
Best damn sports show period
-50 greatest plays
-50 devastating hits
-50 greatest finishes
-50 unforgettable shots
wrestling
King of the Ring 93 (with some qualifying matches as a bonus), 94 and 95
1990 Intercontinental Title tournament
first five in your houses
Sam Houston Coliseum card 12/10/87
Prime Time Wrestling
-8/10/87
-8/17/87
-8/24/87
-11/1/88
also, an 11 disc Fridays set:
Well I wanted to post about this. I'm not sure what is out there regarding Friday's. I did a trade with somebody on sell.com who said that he had the most episodes available and he was the original source for the material. I can't confirm that that's actually true or not, but in case anyone is interested, i have an 11 disc set
For those that may not know, Friday's was an early 80's, live comedy sketch with musical guests program similar to Saturday Night Live. It was actually more popular than SNL for a time, but became the victim of some bad luck as Nightline became a regular nightly program, and it bumped Friday's to midnight or later on the schedule, and ratings sunk and it was cancelled. Friday's had an excellent cast and IMO better musical guests than SNL, and also, the audience was alot rowdier than SNL, which made for some good moments. here is some of what is on there.
-Andy Kaufman/Michael Richards fight: Andy Kaufman refuses to do his lines, and tempers escalate betwee he and Michael Richards, ending up in a fight that gained international attention.
-Ronny Horror Picture show - often considered the series' crowning moment, a spoof of Rocky Horror picture show about the incoming Reagan administration.
-Stray Cats (first apperance in the U.S.)
-the Clash (first apperance in the U.S.)
-Plasmatics (extremely bizarre performance)
I should note that there are some partial episodes/segments, and the quality on some of them is pretty rough. Also, some episodes seem to be broken apart and spaced apart. So obviously, this is not a Joker-quality set, but I don't know of anything else out there. Hopefully, the series will be reran somewhere somebody or a there will be a retail release, but Michael Richards is the only person currently holding up a dvd release, and he is a jerk anyways.