TV Series you'd like to see on DVD

[Blue Banrigh]

With studios releasing old series like MacGyver, Buck Rogers and the like on DVD what other series would you like to be released.

I for one want Space: Above and Beyond released, I first saw it when I was about 12 for the explosions and space battles. Now I want a chance to look at it as an adult.

Also Earth 2, the concept for that series sounds interesting.

Now and Again - Eric Close and Dennis Haysbert

Dark Skies - once again interest has been piqued on the concept and again Eric Close.

Though my friend warns me that if they do get released I might not like the outdated effects or costumes, I'd at least like the chance to judge for myself. Plus I'd like to think that somethings can transend sfx or costumes.

[PYEWACKETT]

I would like to see 'The Queen of Swords' and 'Witchblade'. Both series that were way too short.

[ShadowMaat]

Space: Above & Beyond, Cupid, Now & Again, Strange Luck, The Collector, Da Vinci's Inquest (S2 and beyond), Cold Squad (S2 and beyond), Brimstone, Misfits of Science (which probably looks incredibly stupid, now), probably more as I think about it.

[TheWarrior]

Seven Days is one that I would like to see on DVD.

My other two are now coming out on DVD - but as far as I know there isn't any others I can think of that need to be released.

[Blue Banrigh]

Seven Days is one that I would like to see on DVD.

My other two are now coming out on DVD - but as far as I know there isn't any others I can think of that need to be released.

What were your other two?

[sgeureka]

I'd love to get "Gilmore Girls" and "Wonder Years". I know GG is available in R1 but I don't want it so bad that I'd buy another DVD player. No SciFi shows - sorry.

[BruTak]

I'd love to get "Gilmore Girls" and "Wonder Years". I know GG is available in R1 but I don't want it so bad that I'd buy another DVD player. No SciFi shows - sorry.

Philistine!

For starters I'd like the 60's Mission: Impossible, then Young Indy, The Mysterious Cities of Gold, the remaining five eps of Roughnecks: Starship Troopers Chronicles, The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe...

The list goes on, an on, and on...

[MartoufMarty]

Seven Days, The Invisible Man...

And I think that's it.

All the other shows that I wanted out on DVD (Tru Calling, Wonderfalls, Dead Like Me) are out or are coming out on DVD so all I really have left are those two.

[BruTak]

Seven Days, The Invisible Man...

And I think that's it.

All the other shows that I wanted out on DVD (Tru Calling, Wonderfalls, Dead Like Me) are out or are coming out on DVD so all I really have left are those two.

Oh almost forgot - The Phil Silvers Show AKA Sgt. Bilko, 60's Batman, The Green Hornet (all of it, not just selected episodes editied into movies), Whirlybirds, and Marine Boy.

[ShadowMaat]

I would LOVE Profit and Sleepwalkers on DVD, but both shows only lasted about three eps. *grumble* Profit had an intensely creepy anti-hero and Sleepwalkers was a nifty show about experimenting with dreams and Abraham Benrubi was in it. I love that guy. Of course, Adrian Pasdar was in Profit and he was a lot yummier to look at, especially since I think he had a nekkid scene in every ep.

[Blue Banrigh]

Profit... that sounds familiar somehow... it had connections to one of Joss Whedon's right hand men? Tim Minear or David Greenwalt?

The Invisible Man... another one I have to add to my list.

[ShadowMaat]

It was Greenwalt.

It was just a creepy, trippy series. Another "before its time" show that would probably have done better now than it did then. *sigh* Of course, NOW, they probably wouldn't have been able to get Pasdar, but still...

[kharn the betrayer]

Gargoyles season 2
Swat Katz


yes there both cartoons but still...they owned...

[Cymro]

Space: Above and Beyond

[in circles]

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