Before Mayim Bialik was Kat Silver....
Before she hosted Jeopardy...
Before she was Amy Farrah Fowler....
She was Blossom.
Airing between 1990 and 1995, Blossom was a noteworthy sitcom because its lead character was a teenage girl coming of age in an era when most coming-of-age sitcoms had teenage guys as the lead. It still has a loyal following decades later, but it has never been released on physical media in its entirety. But it can be done. And to make things easier for fans and for Disney (who produced the show under the Touchstone Television brand for NBC to air), you can fit all the episodes on a single disc.
Blossom was shot on standard-definition video. A single half-hour episode would take up one gigabyte of data. If you use an existing Blu-Ray BD-XL disc that holds 128 gigabytes of data, you can fit all 114 episodes of the show on a single disc with room to spare. And yes, BD-XL discs with a 128-gigabyte capacity are available to the general public.
https://www.runtechmedia.com/product...PL9VjPzaSHkFJ4
So would you buy the entire collection of "Blossom" episodes on a single Blu-Ray disc, even if all the episodes were in standard definition? Please let me know. Have a nice day.