hardest part with buying your favorite shows on dvd is trying find time to watch them and having somebody to watch them with anyone agree.

I agree about finding the time, but not about watching with people. I prefer to watch alone as I like to be in my own "zone" with no distractions. That is mostly for more plot driven shows where I don't have to stop to explain what's going on or talking about other topics which usually happens with my friends.

Shows like "The Simpsons" or "Family Guy" I can watch with others because you don't really need to be following it.

I usually prefer to watch my favorite shows on DVD alone also.

As for having the time I have a very light work schedule plus I also work from home. I have plenty of afternoon and evening time to watch DVDs.

i guess watching them aone is better, my family dont like the same shows i like to these days, i got so many on dvd who knows classic tv might go away someday not come back. what i hate is when i buy a show on dvd the seasons are stopped

If it's a group of people, it's hard to concentrate as there's usually at least one person that's going to talk, even if it's about what is on the TV it gets distracting.

But watching with my wife and/or daughter we're in the same mindset so we never talk through the show.

But yes, finding the time, especially when you have a show like Dark Shadows which has over 1,000 eps.

and having enough money to complete the set is needufll to so far i need to finsh

Growing pains 5 through 7

Family Matters need to get 5 through 9

one more for my Saved By The Bell

Diff Rent Strokes one more to go

i guess watching them aone is better, my family dont like the same shows i like to these days, i got so many on dvd who knows classic tv might go away someday not come back. what i hate is when i buy a show on dvd the seasons are stopped

Yeah, I also hate it when they stop releasing seasons of a TV Show also. I'm really annoyed about Season 3 of "The Flying Nun" not being released.

My boyfriend doesn't like most of the same shows I watch also. Plus he and I are on a total different schedule. I work mornings and he works evenings.

oh that can be a problem working diff hours can become a issue, i m sure that can be fixed and you two can enjoy classic tv together. im ticked happy days 7 through 11 never got finshed n same with my two dads

Plus he and I are on a total different schedule. I work mornings and he works evenings.



oh that can be a problem working diff hours can become a issue, i m sure that can be fixed and you two can enjoy classic tv together.

Simple solution. You quit your jobs and sit down together to watch some Gilligan. Problem solved :wave:

or go to work with each other n watch Gilligan on a tv or kindle firee

oh that can be a problem working diff hours can become a issue, i m sure that can be fixed and you two can enjoy classic tv together. im ticked happy days 7 through 11 never got finshed n same with my two dads

Actually it works out pretty well for the both of us. He likes mainly newer shows and I like mainly classic shows. We don't have a lot in common when it comes to Television with a few exceptions.

Simple solution. You quit your jobs and sit down together to watch some Gilligan. Problem solved :wave:

LOL! I would love getting paid watching classic TV.

or go to work with each other n watch Gilligan on a tv or kindle firee

We do two totally different types of work. I doubt I could handle his job. Plus he would find my job boring.

If it's a group of people, it's hard to concentrate as there's usually at least one person that's going to talk, even if it's about what is on the TV it gets distracting.

But watching with my wife and/or daughter we're in the same mindset so we never talk through the show.

But yes, finding the time, especially when you have a show like Dark Shadows which has over 1,000 eps.

That person would be me. LoL....don’t forget to bring the alcohol!

LOL! I would love getting paid watching classic TV.

You could be a DVD box set reviewer.

If it's a group of people, it's hard to concentrate as there's usually at least one person that's going to talk, even if it's about what is on the TV it gets distracting.


I’d be the talker, all confused about what’s going on. Sadly, I’m like the old Seinfeld routine. “Isn’t he with them? Why’d they kill him? Oh, he wasn’t really with them? Well it’s a good thing they killed him”.