Old Gold Media (new distributor)

[MasterCollector07]

Originally Posted by oddbox83

You talk like Network took 25 years to release some goodies.

They released great stuff long before that.

Also what difference does cost make? If Network thought it viable why is it too expensive for anyone else?

Honestly, why so pessimistic? Anything from the ashes of Network is cause for optimism in my book.

A little birdy also tells me Old Gold are hoping to start releasing their own stuff in 2025. It may or may not be stuff Network had planned.

We'll just have wait and see what gets delivered through All Gold. Cost has a lot do with it. This chap has just started out, whilst Network built up its business model for a 25 Year period. Restorations aren't cheap either. we will see what comes of All Gold as an independent label. Only time will tell.

[DavidRoylance]

Quick reply re Target (BBC series)

I believe there is a label (though I don't know which one) that is looking to access and restore Target. It is the series Philip Hinchcliffe left Doctor Who to produce!

PS Patrick Mower is ace!

[side__on]

Target is a great show,I've seen some of the first series in very bad quality,great news.

[grahams76]

Someone needs to put out a blu-ray of Law & Order (1978) asap.

[Nitroes]

5 new titles added.

[The Hornets]

Originally Posted by grahams76

Someone needs to put out a blu-ray of Law & Order (1978) asap.

If you mean the original TV US police procedural that is owned by Universal, so any UK BD would come via Fabulous Films. However, would need Universal to do an HD/4K restoration first and not heard of one.

[CouncilSpectre]

Originally Posted by The Hornets

If you mean the original TV US police procedural that is owned by Universal, so any UK BD would come via Fabulous Films. However, would need Universal to do an HD/4K restoration first and not heard of one.

Think they mean this one:

[Nitroes]

5 new titles added.

[Kyliefan1]

Originally Posted by Nitroes

5 new titles added.

Which are?

[Kieran Seymour]

Originally Posted by Kyliefan1

Which are?

Which are... now seven titles. All DVD.

Lovejoy: The Complete Collection
Birds of a Feather: The Complete ITV Series 1-3
The Eric Sykes Collection
Edward and Mrs Simpson: The Complete Series
Goodnight Sweetheart: The Complete Collection
Executive Stress: The Complete Series
For the Love of Ada: The Complete Series

Plus these six that went up a few days earlier. It's good to see the remaining Callan episodes and the BD of Quatermass back on the market.

After Henry: The Complete Series
Armchair Thriller: The Complete Series
The Benny Hill Annuals 1970-79
Callan: The Colour Years
Cold Comfort Farm
Quatermass (BD)

https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?i=dvd&rh=...date-desc-rank

Goodnight Sweetheart doesn't say anything about the 2016 episode, so that looks like it's now never gonna get a UK release.

[ste71]

Glad to see Armchair Thriller back.

[Nitroes]

Originally Posted by Nitroes

5 new titles added.

Originally Posted by Kyliefan1

Which are?

If they're added they'll be errr... added to the first page's post: https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...5#post22061665

[fatboyslim142]

Any chance of the other Benny Hill Annuals covering the 80s being re-released?

[BarnDoor]

Originally Posted by DavidRoylance

Quick reply re Target (BBC series)

I believe there is a label (though I don't know which one) that is looking to access and restore Target. It is the series Philip Hinchcliffe left Doctor Who to produce!

PS Patrick Mower is ace!

Thing is, who else do we know of that has a deal with the BBC, other than BFI? I'm not aware of anyone (at least in the habit of releasing vintage shows on DVD/Blu), and it doesn't really seem like something BFI would release (I'd love to be wrong). But it would be great if someone new got a deal with BBC, and was willing/able to release more archive productions on Bllu (or even DVD).

[Nitroes]

2 more added https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...5#post22061665

[The Hornets]

Originally Posted by BarnDoor

Thing is, who else do we know of that has a deal with the BBC, other than BFI? I'm not aware of anyone (at least in the habit of releasing vintage shows on DVD/Blu), and it doesn't really seem like something BFI would release (I'd love to be wrong). But it would be great if someone new got a deal with BBC, and was willing/able to release more archive productions on Bllu (or even DVD).

Dazzler has rights to all new BBC shows ex the bigger hitters like Doctor Who. However, there’re not doing vintage content.

[RossyG]

Originally Posted by Nitroes

2 more added https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...5#post22061665

It’s a lot easier to name the titles rather than send people on a treasure hunt.

[Nitroes]

Originally Posted by RossyG

It’s a lot easier to name the titles rather than send people on a treasure hunt.

Well, if it were easier I would do it wouldn't I?

Why not help and list the titles once you've completed the treasure hunt?


Just because I started the thread doesn't mean I have to do everything.

[cooey]

Originally Posted by Nitroes

Just because I started the thread doesn't mean I have to do everything.

If you’re the one that’s updating the OP then you kind of do….plus it wouldn’t hurt to list the additional titles you’re adding each time when you post to say it’s updated.

I’m sure the folks that are interested in the label and titles appreciate your efforts with the thread.

[hanz0]

Pretty much added all of these to the database now, let me know if any are missing.

@Nitroes
Not sure if you know how to do this but i will try and explain a better way to add all of these to the first post if you wanted to keep it more organized/upto date, you can use my post below and add on as more titles are released to save time.

Use the forum code for DVD & BD, insert the entry numbers from the url of an entry into the code like below but remove the space/underscore after the "/"

example

[DVD]299681[/_DVD]
[BD]361544[/_BD]

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