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'66 Batman TV
Dreamchild
Cleaned up, full rez Star Wars non-special editions.
Droids Cartoon: First Set of stories weren't included on the commercial release.
Filmation Tarzan
I was totally thrilled that the Filmation Batman series was released on DVD. I Netflixed it, got the first disc, and was sadly disappointed that I wasn't instantly transported back to the 1970s. I'll try it again with Superfriends.Last edited by Uni; Feb 22, '10, 12:06 PM.Leave a comment:
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Dr. Terror's House of Horrors doesn't have a North American (Region 1) dvd release.Leave a comment:
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Aww man Conrad was really arrogant he use to get me so mad....then Mr.Kotter out ran him...LOL! Bye bye Black sheepI was just talking about this the other day...I used to love this annual or semi-annual event. I would love to see the later editions with Heather Thomas and Heather Locklear
on Team ABC.
And what was up with Robert Conrad as the team captain for Team NBC?? I always wanted to see someone punch him out. Arrogant SOB.
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I was just talking about this the other day...I used to love this annual or semi-annual event. I would love to see the later editions with Heather Thomas and Heather Locklear
on Team ABC.
And what was up with Robert Conrad as the team captain for Team NBC?? I always wanted to see someone punch him out. Arrogant SOB.Leave a comment:
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Battle of the Network Stars...... preferably the swimsuit dunk edition.....
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Resurrection (with Ellen Bursten and Sam Sheppard)
The Incredible Shrinking Woman
Both haven't seen video since the Beta/VHS days and both have High Def transfers showing on the movie channels (I have them saved on DVR)Leave a comment:
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There have been no official releases of:
Vampire: w/ Richard Lynch.
The Visitor: w/ John Huston.
Horror Express: w/ Christopher Lee.
Ssssssss: w/ Strother Martin.
Q: w/ Michael Moriarty.Leave a comment:
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Yeah, if the film comes out at all, it will be in conjunction with the new version. That's how studios market things these days. And it doubtful that it would have uncompressed audio, as Fox (which handles MGM releases) usually uses DTS HD Master Audio on it's Blu-ray titles, but that's lossless, so it's just as good as uncompressed (and let's hope that Yellow Sub gets that kind of audio track at least).Leave a comment:


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