Vienna Waits and Jim's Mario's are shown with the music intact on Hulu. Shame they couldn't get the rights for the music on the DVD releases.

I know. It's a shame you can't burn it to a disc. I'd make myself a "Taxi" bonus disc, using clips, interviews (from online) as well as the unedited version of those episodes.

I know. It's a shame you can't burn it to a disc.

You can. The question is, why a disc? No one uses DVDs any more.

You can. The question is, why a disc? No one uses DVDs any more.

No one uses DVDs anymore? I was just watching all 60 episodes of "Car 54, Where Are You?" on DVD. I always watch DVDs. Streaming shows is fine, but that stuff could go away. With a DVD you own it. Look at Netflix, shows come and go all the time. But if you have it on DVD, you have it forever. So that's why a disc. So once you have it, unless you break the disc, you have the episodes practically forever. Who knows when they'll take certain shows off of streaming sites?

No one uses DVDs anymore? I was just watching all 60 episodes of "Car 54, Where Are You?" on DVD. I always watch DVDs. Streaming shows is fine, but that stuff could go away. With a DVD you own it. Look at Netflix, shows come and go all the time. But if you have it on DVD, you have it forever. So that's why a disc. So once you have it, unless you break the disc, you have the episodes practically forever. Who knows when they'll take certain shows off of streaming sites?

You own Netflix or Hulu streams, too, if you download them using a Hauppauge or other internal or external video capture card, or record them using PlayOn Desktop. You then back them up to a cloud backup service, and you're golden. Discs take up far too much space.