B&W fan
07-02-2002, 06:26 PM
I think this has been discussed before, but it seems like it was a while ago.
What does everyone think the chances are of having LITB released on DVD? I realize that since the show was never released on VHS, it's more doubtful that it will come out on DVD. However, there are some other older shows that are beginning to show up on DVD (usually in "season" set releases). This gives me a little more hope than I had 6 months ago.
For instance, the following shows have been, or will soon be, released on DVD: Jeffersons, All in the Family, I Love Lucy, Mary Tyler Moore, Dick Van Dyke (supposedly the entire set all at once!) and a few others. To my knowledge, none of these shows ever were released on VHS except in very limited amounts. In other words, a "Best of" VHS or something like that. But not an entire season.
So maybe there's still hope. I sure would love to have the entire run on DVD! What's everything else think?
B&W "it burns me up that the modern shows are coming out like crazy, and the good older shows are barely scratching the surface as far as DVDs go" fan
What does everyone think the chances are of having LITB released on DVD? I realize that since the show was never released on VHS, it's more doubtful that it will come out on DVD. However, there are some other older shows that are beginning to show up on DVD (usually in "season" set releases). This gives me a little more hope than I had 6 months ago.
For instance, the following shows have been, or will soon be, released on DVD: Jeffersons, All in the Family, I Love Lucy, Mary Tyler Moore, Dick Van Dyke (supposedly the entire set all at once!) and a few others. To my knowledge, none of these shows ever were released on VHS except in very limited amounts. In other words, a "Best of" VHS or something like that. But not an entire season.
So maybe there's still hope. I sure would love to have the entire run on DVD! What's everything else think?
B&W "it burns me up that the modern shows are coming out like crazy, and the good older shows are barely scratching the surface as far as DVDs go" fan