Which TV Series You Want Blu?

[Doomhunter]

Originally Posted by Justin2000

Original Ducktails, Reboot, or Both?

Original. To be fair I haven’t seen the reboot

[Batman90]

Dragon Ball
Two and a Half Men
Last Man Standing
Tales From the Crypt
Celebrity Deathmatch
Burn Notice
The Americans
Mayans MC
Nip Tuck

[DavidRoylance]

From the 90s
Millennium
The Lone Gunmen
Murder One

from the 60s and 70s
everything produced by Quinn Martin
everything produced in the UK by ITC
The New Avengers
Johnny Staccato
Kojak
Land of the Giants
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
Peter Gunn
Any and all NBC Mystery Movies series
Tarzan
Hawaii Five-O (properly complete)
and probably lots more not immediately to mind.

[OceanBlue]

Originally Posted by Jobla

The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis
Thriller

I'd like to echo your suggestions of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour and Thriller, Jobla.

Waiting to see when UK TV channel Sky Arts will start repeating the sixth season of Alfred Hitchcock Presents (in the half hour format) properly. They showed four random episodes from that season before going back to an earlier season again. They will get to the end of the fifth season a week today. Once they repeat the seventh season, they will hopefully move onto the hour-long format of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. From the discussion on here in either (or both) the North America and Studios and Distributors sub-forum (or it might have been in TV Shows), it sounds like the best chance of both shows getting a Blu-ray release is by Universal themselves. Of the episodes I've seen on Sky Arts, I've really enjoyed the series (the writing, the acting, the settings/locations and music, and then of course, Hitchcock's witty bookends for each episode).

The US DVD boxset of Thriller: The Complete Series I have looked at getting a couple of times (including more recently), but I know what will happen - a Blu-ray release will end up being announced. I've read very good things about Thriller. I watched Boris Karloff in a film a couple of months ago on Talking Pictures TV, The Haunted Strangler (very good).

[OceanBlue]

Alfred Hitchcock Presents and (echoing a fellow member's title suggestion) The Alfred Hitchcock Hour and Thriller.

As well (have gone through my previous posts in this thread, and unless my eyes are deceiving me, I couldn't see me mentioning them before):

- if the original film elements can be found, the short-lived TV series The Blue Knight (starring George Kennedy)

- The Fugitive (the original, four season David Janssen TV series); have been holding off from purchasing the complete series DVD boxset

- Murder, She Wrote (including the feature-length pilot, the various two-parters, the original two-part version of the Magnum, P.I. crossover (with both parts having HD masters), the extended backdoor pilot for short-lived spin-off The Law & Harry McGraw, the subsequent four TV films and the original closing logos (which on the episodes I've watched in the UK DVD sets (up to and including Season 3) you didn't always get (they were replacement logos)

- Simon & Simon (including the feature-length episodes, the original two-part version of the Magnum, P.I. crossover, the two-parters, the reunion TV film, and as a bonus (and if only video masters exist, on DVD discs) the short-lived spin-off Whiz Kids).

[Doomhunter]

Originally Posted by OceanBlue

I'd like to echo your suggestions of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour and Thriller, Jobla.

Waiting to see when UK TV channel Sky Arts will start repeating the sixth season of Alfred Hitchcock Presents (in the half hour format) properly. They showed four random episodes from that season before going back to an earlier season again. They will get to the end of the fifth season a week today. Once they repeat the seventh season, they will hopefully move onto the hour-long format of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. From the discussion on here in either (or both) the North America and Studios and Distributors sub-forum (or it might have been in TV Shows), it sounds like the best chance of both shows getting a Blu-ray release is by Universal themselves. Of the episodes I've seen on Sky Arts, I've really enjoyed the series (the writing, the acting, the settings/locations and music, and then of course, Hitchcock's witty bookends for each episode).

The US DVD boxset of Thriller: The Complete Series I have looked at getting a couple of times (including more recently), but I know what will happen - a Blu-ray release will end up being announced. I've read very good things about Thriller. I watched Boris Karloff in a film a couple of months ago on Talking Pictures TV, The Haunted Strangler (very good).

Yes, the Haunted Strangler is very good. I have the Criterion of that. Also great is the Thriller episode The Incredible Dr. Markesan. And if someone’s not ready to release a full Thriller set, they could at least release a blu ray set of the episodes starring Karloff (Boris Karloff that is)

[LT.Schaffer]

Seinfeld
Perry Mason
Thriller
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Ironside
Mchale's Navy
Transformers
GI.Joe
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Star Trek:Voyager
Bonanza
Gunsmoke
Three Stooges Shorts
Open All Hours
Keeping Up Appearences
Are You Being Served
All Creatures Great And Small[Original]
Laurel And Hardy Films

[swamptours]

Deep Space Nine
St. Elsewhere
Homicide: Life on the Streets

[Lope de Aguirre]

Carnivale
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Six Feet Under
Big Love
In Treatment
Fargo S.3+4

[yukito]

Same here for six feet under.
And Sabrina the teenage witch '90s.

[The Screaming Feces]

If Disney ever decides to start releasing Blu-rays again for more than just recent theatrical films, I’d love them to release M*A*S*H in its entirety on disc in its OAR. The HD prints on Disney+ look good, but I don’t like the modified widescreen.

Other Disney properties I’d like to see on Blu-ray:

Millennium
Lone Gunmen
My So-Called Life
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Angel
Alias
Mary Tyler Moore
Fargo (S3-4)

Non-Disney properties:

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Star Trek: Voyager
The Fugitive
Have Gun, Will Travel
The Invaders
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
The Wild, Wild West
The Flash (1990-1991)

[side__on]

The Sweeney-Series 2.3 & 4
The New Avengers
Target (BBC 77/78)
Gemini Mam
The Return Of The Saint
The Man From UNCLE
Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense
Millennium

[Jobla]

Journey To The Unknown (1968, Hammer/20th Century-Fox).

[TolerancEJ]

I have a few cartoon series which are long shots. I'd be happy with any format as a North American release but Blu-ray would be even better:
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (Animated Series) (1990-1991)
Count Duckula (1988-1993)
The Japanese animated series of Anne of Green Gables (1979)

[IAH]

I have recently been watching GUNSMOKE on Pluto and I must say I am absolutely hooked on this show. I've probably seen 100+ episodes so far and not a bad one yet; and most of them are excellent! I would pay good money for a blu ray release of the whole series.

[jaws3dfan]

Makin' It (1979) David Naughton

Makin' It was a short lived TV show in 1979 that starred David Naughton. Most people don't remember the show but they do remember the song "Makin' It" sung by David Naughton, it was a top 40 hit in 1979 and was prominently featured in the Bill Murray movie Meatballs.

Despite the label on the single this was not a Hit TV Show, it was cancelled after only 9 episodes. I'm not a huge fan of the disco era (Give me Alice Cooper and Kiss any day) but I am intrigued by this show and would like to see it get a home video release (even on DVD) so it's not completely lost to time.



I commissioned artwork for this vinyl record cover, I bought this 12" single but it came in a generic sleeve, being a HUGE fan of the movie Meatballs I really wanted to do something more deserving than a generic sleeve and below is the final results:

[Dragon78]

A lot of animated series from the 80's, 90's and early 2000's plus some from before the 80's and a few more recent ones.

[mcelebs]

hello i would love to see the following on blu ray

you cant do that on television
are you afraid of the dark
weinerville
pinwheel
addams family
munsters
all in the family
jeffersons
beetlejuice animated series
ed edd and eddy
dexters labratory
friday the 13th the series
season 3 and 4 of sleepy hollow
all the seasons of simpsons on blu ray
all the seasons of futurama
all the seasons of robot chicken
rowan and martins laugh in
carol burnett show
dragnet jack webb version and ed o'neill version both
hercules
xena
highlander

[mcelebs]

Originally Posted by TolerancEJ

I have a few cartoon series which are long shots. I'd be happy with any format as a North American release but Blu-ray would be even better:
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (Animated Series) (1990-1991)
Count Duckula (1988-1993)
The Japanese animated series of Anne of Green Gables (1979)

thanks i just made a list and i forgot all about count duckula also i forgot to mention danger mouse

[mcelebs]

count duckula
talespin
duck tales
dungeons and dragons animated
he-man original
gi joe original
transformers original
the real ghostbusters
power rangers original
van helsing
dawn of the dead seasons