The second and third seasons of Monkey Dust. Dark British humour at its absolute best in my opinion.
Old shows that aren't on dvd but you wish they were!
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I actually know this one -- it's rights issues. When the contracts for the show were written up, home video didn't exist, and as a result, the home video rights were never properly set up. For it to get a DVD release, new contracts would need to be written up for everyone involved in every episode, and with all of the guest stars that showed up on that series, that's a lot of contracts.snyper117 said:
I've remembered another show I want a DVD release for: The original Mobile Suit Gundam. Sure, it got a release around 2001, but it's been out of print for a very long time now, and I was 11 when it came out the first time -- too young to get a job, let alone buy the set.
As of right now it would be the animated show Ring Raiders eventhough there were only five episodes of it.
You can get the 90's Spiderman on DVD, but they sell them in two volumes per season, where as with the Xmen 90's show you can buy them in one big box set.Dragonclaw said:
As a 90's kid, I'd have to say Street Sharks or Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. I know you can get MMPR on DVD sets, but they cost quite a bit to get now.
If you mean Jayce and the wheeled warriors only half of that serie got a dvd release. Unless something changed since i last checked. Dino riders only has 14 eps ... felt like much much more.Bouncing Ferret FIlm said:
reading all the 80's cartoons lot of them gotten dvd releases already ....
She-ra
m.a.s.k.
Thundercats
Adventures of the galaxy rangers
I would love to see all 13 starcom eps on a dvd Bionic 6 and beverlyhills teens
Theatre is British, theater is American. Since it's an American show, the proper branding is probably theater, not theatre. My spell checker doesn't even recognize theatre, by the way -- it says it's wrong. Same thing with color/colour, flavor/flavour, and so on.eyesonflux said:
The 'Universal' symbol on that dvd case is the age classification fella, meaning 'suitable for all'. In the product description it clearly states <a href=http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dino-Riders-DVD/dp/B000WC8QX4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1309603802&sr=8-1>PAL format, Region 2. Hope this helps.Bouncing Ferret FIlm said:
