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dpgsk8 · 05-02-2002, 03:30 PM

Anyone know if FOL is on DVD yet?

Warm & Fuzzy · 05-02-2002, 06:13 PM

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Originally posted by dpgsk8
Anyone know if FOL is on DVD yet?

I dont think so... but you can order VHS from Columbia House...

Johnny McBeal · 05-18-2002, 04:23 AM

it just might happen soon

Mash, Sanford And Son, The Jeffersons and All In The Family are all either coming to DVD or already starting to be released for older shows.

I know that the Jeffersons is distributed by the same company who owns the rights to Facts. So I think if enough people email Columbia-Tristar and let them know there is enough a demand out there, they probably will. You can use the Columbia House excuse too, but I know that CH has released Mash and AITF in the past and yet they're still doing them in complete season DVD's.

I do think if a FOL DVD came out, that it'd be a reasonable seller because 1) it's not currently shown on any station, 2) EVERY episode has been edited down for syndication and 3) there are so many banned episodes from N&N. FOL's fans are very loyal and I do think if they do release them on DVD, that it'd be a successful seller. Even if you hate season 1, if they announce it.. BUY IT. Companies judge the future of the show on DVD by the sales of the first disc. Plus, it'd be nice to start collecting an older show, the shows I collect on DVD (Buffy, Sex And The City, Queer As Folk and Friends) are all current and I wish some of the older shows I love would get the same treatment.

vienna waits · 05-18-2002, 08:07 AM

I wouldn't buy the DVDs because I dont have a DVD player. I'd buy VHS though.

Amibezalel · 05-20-2002, 09:15 PM

tvshowsondvd.com shows almost every tv show on DVD. I think you can also find out who has the rights to FoL (I think its columbia)

05-02-2002, 03:30 PM	#1
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05-18-2002, 04:23 AM	#3
Johnny McBeal Member Occasional Poster Join Date: Jan 23, 2002 Location: KY Posts: 57	it just might happen soon Mash, Sanford And Son, The Jeffersons and All In The Family are all either coming to DVD or already starting to be released for older shows. I know that the Jeffersons is distributed by the same company who owns the rights to Facts. So I think if enough people email Columbia-Tristar and let them know there is enough a demand out there, they probably will. You can use the Columbia House excuse too, but I know that CH has released Mash and AITF in the past and yet they're still doing them in complete season DVD's. I do think if a FOL DVD came out, that it'd be a reasonable seller because 1) it's not currently shown on any station, 2) EVERY episode has been edited down for syndication and 3) there are so many banned episodes from N&N. FOL's fans are very loyal and I do think if they do release them on DVD, that it'd be a successful seller. Even if you hate season 1, if they announce it.. BUY IT. Companies judge the future of the show on DVD by the sales of the first disc. Plus, it'd be nice to start collecting an older show, the shows I collect on DVD (Buffy, Sex And The City, Queer As Folk and Friends) are all current and I wish some of the older shows I love would get the same treatment.