Monday, July 02, 2007

Judge Mental

First, most of the really good TV shows worth watching were released in DVD box sets.

Then, some of the second tier material -- not as good, but appealing to certain, smaller audiences -- started making the rounds.

After that, studios really worked to clear up some of the issues with music clearances that had kept some of the most requested TV series off of DVD for years.

And now, there's nothing worthwhile left.

Which is why they're now releasing stuff like this on DVD.


Honestly, do you know anyone who would want to own this?

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

I'm still waiting on the Square One TV dvds. For those of you that don't know, it was a Math based varity type show on PBS in the late 80's. Learned a lot about the number nine and patterns. Mathman, a packman type guy was on the the best and Mathnet, a dragnet type series where they solved crimes with math was the original Nu3mbers.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Square_One_%28TV_series%29


Jared

GiromiDe said...

While the show is entertaining, it gets repetitive. How many times could the clearly wrong party in an accident try to shift the blame? How often do jilted lovers want some kind of revenge? How many times is a loan mistaken for a gift?

Sangediver said...

Do trailer homes come with DVD players? :D

Roland Deschain said...

Shiat, y'all...we's watchin' this show every afternoon 'fore Jethro beats me for forgettin' to bring the young'uns in from swimmin' in the gator pond.

We's lovin' us that mouthy woman yellin' at folks.

And this is why I'm still missing shows I WANT on dvd?

/weeps in corner

Anonymous said...

so I'm still waiting for the new Duck Dodgers and Smurfs (among others) and they bring out this?

we'd probably all be surprised to find out how many trailer homes have 60" HD plasma monitors all tricked out...

the mole

always reminds me of this line:
"who made you Judge, Judy, and Executioner?" - Homer Simpson

GiromiDe said...

Yeah, I'm pretty miffed this show gets the DVD treatment but The Dana Carvey Show remains in mothballs. Look, ABC and Yum, I know you're pissed off about what went down, but if you're blocking the DVD, you're just denying yourself some income. You can advertise the crap out of the presence of Stephen Colbert and Steve Carrell.