Looking for episodes of the tv sitcom “She’s The Sheriff” (1987) with Suzanne Somers.

I have about 20 episodes.

I have about 20 episodes.

Is there a chance that you will publish these 20 episodes? I am very sad that the series has the status of Lost Media.

What do you mean by publish them ?

What do you mean by publish them ?
You said - "I have about 20 episodes". As for "publish them", I mean there's a chance you'll post those 20 episodes on YouTube or whatever.
I already said above that the series has the status of Lost media, in your words I saw a bright chance that fans of Suzanne Somers will be able to see this series.

What do you mean by publish them ?
Can I still hear from you the answer ? Any chance you'll post 20 episodes in the future ?

I hope you answer the question.

What do you mean by publish them ?

Meaning another person with nothing to trade wants free stuff.

Meaning another person with nothing to trade wants free stuff.

As I've said, was a lot easier in the VHS days where folks could/would trade for high grade blanks in lieu of video for video...Now everyone expect everything to be up on YouTube, etc... for free...*face-palm* or expect people with video who trade to post their stuff for everyone without anything in return.

Bad enough most of the old school guys from the 1980's-early 2000's are gone, retired, dead, or all of the above...there's stuff that was going around in the 1990's that never turn up in the digital age. It's becuase a lot of your video guys were first-second generation collectors so by the time my group came along (The 3rd Generation in the mid-late 1980's) they were older as video was an expensive hobby till the mid-late 1980's! Most of the "old school video guys" I knew (who are still alive) are now in their mid-60's to their mid-70's! (a few started with Betamax in the 1970's!)

People want to be generous to pass along free video,(Disc or File) and tell the other person to "pay it forward", bless them...but just expecting someone with rare video just to post them up on YouTube, etc...is not cool...People put time and energy in building collections...

Still, I see the person asking to have these shows posted on YouTube is a group "newbie" from Canada...so let's cut him a little slack...just a little...guess they don't know how things work.

Boy, do I miss the VHS days...I never came a cross a single person who wouldn't trade Video for High Grade blanks when there was nothing to trade in return - including myself. $15 covered two nice blanks (The good hifi stuff, not the regular HG), and $5.00 in priority mail - covering both ways (!) you could build a collection - and meet some nice contacts - then you build a collection of stuff to trade with others and so forth. You'd get a tape full of stuff, and the other person got a nice high grade tape for his trouble...and we ALWAYS did SP! See, that's what is missing in today's video trading world - an alternative.

Now I'll go back to shouting at a cloud...maybe someone needs to write the history of video trading down someplace...

As I've said, was a lot easier in the VHS days where folks could/would trade for high grade blanks in lieu of video for video...Now everyone expect everything to be up on YouTube, etc... for free...*face-palm* or expect people with video who trade to post their stuff for everyone without anything in return.

Bad enough most of the old school guys from the 1980's-early 2000's are gone, retired, dead, or all of the above...there's stuff that was going around in the 1990's that never turn up in the digital age. It's becuase a lot of your video guys were first-second generation collectors so by the time my group came along (The 3rd Generation in the mid-late 1980's) they were older as video was an expensive hobby till the mid-late 1980's! Most of the "old school video guys" I knew (who are still alive) are now in their mid-60's to their mid-70's! (a few started with Betamax in the 1970's!)

People want to be generous to pass along free video,(Disc or File) and tell the other person to "pay it forward", bless them...but just expecting someone with rare video just to post them up on YouTube, etc...is not cool...People put time and energy in building collections...

Still, I see the person asking to have these shows posted on YouTube is a group "newbie" from Canada...so let's cut him a little slack...just a little...guess they don't know how things work.

Boy, do I miss the VHS days...I never came a cross a single person who wouldn't trade Video for High Grade blanks when there was nothing to trade in return - including myself. $15 covered two nice blanks (The good hifi stuff, not the regular HG), and $5.00 in priority mail - covering both ways (!) you could build a collection - and meet some nice contacts - then you build a collection of stuff to trade with others and so forth. You'd get a tape full of stuff, and the other person got a nice high grade tape for his trouble...and we ALWAYS did SP! See, that's what is missing in today's video trading world - an alternative.

Now I'll go back to shouting at a cloud...maybe someone needs to write the history of video trading down someplace...
Yes, you are right, I am new to this group and I apologize for my rudeness.

I understand that any rare collectible item / video / film / series, etc., costs money or a worthy exchange, and I understand that my question was stupid and banal, for which again I apologize.

It is a real bummer about many of the OG traders not being around anymore, recently a friend of mine managed to find a DVD set of Sonny Spoon from a trader who passed away a few years ago called The Video Hutt(and his family apparently sold off his entire collection). Don't know if anyone on here knows that name, and my friend lost another one of his best sources for old and forgotten TV dramas after the trader had health issues and his wife basically forced him to give away all of his tapes and recordings and whatnot, tragic.

Anyways i too am looking to find more episodes of this show.