If you find where to buy the "whole shebang" let me know. You can buy a DVD set that has 100 episodes (see the various O&H sets available on the very top of this very O&H page). There's also all those many little volumes of shows you see on Amazon and elsewhere put out by Oldies.com. BUT NONE of these will give you the complete set. You can also find many many episodes on line on You Tube for instance. But still even if you downloaded everything you find you still will be missing some episodes. That's the situation we're all in, at least those of us who would like everything. But there really is a lot of episodes online, a lot more than what you can find for sale on DVD.
ALSO, the good news for everyone here that I have not yet announced on that odd Z-Living channel overnight every weeknight are a marathon of O&H shows. Some nights it's 3 hours straight others it's 4 or 5 hours straight. Now for a real advancement on Z-Living's part I can now tell which episode they'll be playing each night by looking on my cable box channel guide. For a long time you never knew what episode they'd show, but now they're all listed. They're also showing a lot more episodes now than they have ever done before. I recently saw a color version of "Ghost Town" from the last season, which I didn't know was available in color till then. So Z-Living has gotten it's act together finally after several years of oddball showings and times. Unfortunately they're also showing a whole lot of crappy shows during the day and evening (naturally marathon style, which I also can't stand) a weird foreign country (I think it's Australian?) version of Tarzan. Then other '80's and '90's crap TV like Silk something, I have no interest in any of these so I couldn't tell you more. But starting at midnight the interesting shows begin. So if you have Verizon or whatever cable company carries Z-Living check out their O&H shows.
