CBS' "Everybody Loves Raymond" Discussion (1996-2005) - Blu-ray Forum

segagamer12 · 01-05-2012, 02:05 PM

no offense but your just being a troll.

Seriously how do know tv shows are not doing better now, friends is coming, that 70 show is coming, Star Trek TNG is coming, um your claim is that tv shows are not selling well where is the proof? Why are they releasing those shows if there is no market? I didn't ask is it likely to sell in the millions I asked any word on if they are coming, the more correct answer would be no haven;t heard anything yet but who knows. Since YOU don't know don't reply I already got your answer and I think you do not know what your talking about you spoke with authority so where is the evidence that no new tv shows will come out ever on Blu Ray?

supersix4 · 01-05-2012, 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by segagamer12

no offense but your just being a troll.

Seriously how do know tv shows are not doing better now, friends is coming, that 70 show is coming, Star Trek TNG is coming, um your claim is that tv shows are not selling well where is the proof? Why are they releasing those shows if there is no market? I didn't ask is it likely to sell in the millions I asked any word on if they are coming, the more correct answer would be no haven;t heard anything yet but who knows. Since YOU don't know don't reply I already got your answer and I think you do not know what your talking about you spoke with authority so where is the evidence that no new tv shows will come out ever on Blu Ray?

lmao nobody said no new tv shows will never come out

the point was that TV shows in general don't typically sell well (second time), which casues very delayed releases, if they get released at all (see the many shows that still haven't come out on dvd). Your misinterpretation of what was said isn't me being a troll.

Also not even mentioned are the broadcast/ownership rights of not just the show, but music. This was a problem with the George Lopez Show and why they only have two seasons out. And if logical statements regarding the status of tv shows in general are by your definition trolling, then I don't know where to go from there.

segagamer12 · 01-06-2012, 12:09 AM

forget it

LordCrumb · 08-18-2012, 09:38 PM

So I have been watching Raymond for quite a few years now, as it is on a continuous cycle here in New Zealand. I've seen the whole series probably two or three times, but it just keeps me laughing all the time.

For me, I think a good way of knowing how funny the show is, depends on the length of Debras hair.. the longer it gets, the funnier it is. The first couple of seasons didn't really do anything for me, but the more it went on, and the more the characters really got defined, it ends up being quite possibly one of the best sitcoms on television.

I would probably get this if it were out on Blu-Ray.. does anyone know how it was filmed, and if it would benefit from a BD release?

HDMe · 08-18-2012, 10:30 PM

I forget what season... but most of the seasons aired in HD on CBS... I have also seen all the early seasons (even ones that originally aired in SD) on TBS in HD... looks like they got the Seinfeld treatment.

Basically, I think the show was shot on film... and most of the seasons were widescreen HD in their airing... so it should be very possible to release on Blu-ray if there is demand.

01-06-2012, 12:09 AM	#3
segagamer12 Expert Member Member since:Nov 2011 Location:cyberspace Blu-ray collection:82 DVD collection:75	forget it Last edited by segagamer12; 01-06-2012 at 01:36 AM.

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01-05-2012, 02:05 PM	#1
segagamer12 Expert Member Member since:Nov 2011 Location:cyberspace Blu-ray collection:82 DVD collection:75	no offense but your just being a troll. Seriously how do know tv shows are not doing better now, friends is coming, that 70 show is coming, Star Trek TNG is coming, um your claim is that tv shows are not selling well where is the proof? Why are they releasing those shows if there is no market? I didn't ask is it likely to sell in the millions I asked any word on if they are coming, the more correct answer would be no haven;t heard anything yet but who knows. Since YOU don't know don't reply I already got your answer and I think you do not know what your talking about you spoke with authority so where is the evidence that no new tv shows will come out ever on Blu Ray?

08-18-2012, 09:38 PM	#4
LordCrumb Moderator Top contributor Member since:May 2009 Location:New Zealand Home Theater Gallery:4 4K collection:405 Blu-ray collection:2924 DVD collection:109 Blu-ray reviews: 12 Trading Score:67	So I have been watching Raymond for quite a few years now, as it is on a continuous cycle here in New Zealand. I've seen the whole series probably two or three times, but it just keeps me laughing all the time. For me, I think a good way of knowing how funny the show is, depends on the length of Debras hair.. the longer it gets, the funnier it is. The first couple of seasons didn't really do anything for me, but the more it went on, and the more the characters really got defined, it ends up being quite possibly one of the best sitcoms on television. I would probably get this if it were out on Blu-Ray.. does anyone know how it was filmed, and if it would benefit from a BD release?

08-18-2012, 10:30 PM	#5
HDMe Blu-ray Ninja Member since:Jan 2010 Location:North Augusta, SC	I forget what season... but most of the seasons aired in HD on CBS... I have also seen all the early seasons (even ones that originally aired in SD) on TBS in HD... looks like they got the Seinfeld treatment. Basically, I think the show was shot on film... and most of the seasons were widescreen HD in their airing... so it should be very possible to release on Blu-ray if there is demand.

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