I LOVED the 1975-1976 single season of Ellery Queen on NBC. From the 1940s setting (Stork club etc.) to the great performances from Jim Hutton, David Wayne, John Hillerman, et.al. to Ellery's challenge to solve the crime using the same info he had, I thought this show was aces.
In fact, I wonder why it was cancelled in the first place!!!
Other entries -
The Treasure of Matacumbe
The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh
"No man is a failure who has friends." {Clarence Oddbody AS2} IAWL Screenplay. 1946.
The Pirates of Penzance, the 1983 movie version with Kevin Kline and Linda Rondstadt. Out of print on VHS (not that I'd ever buy another VHS) and never released on DVD.
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Andrew [MousePlanet Systems Engineer | MousePad Administrator]
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Song of the South
Dr. Syn. Alias the Scarecrow/The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh
The Monkey's Uncle (Annette!)
Escpade in Florence (Annette!)
The Horsemasters (Annette!)
Sammy, the Way-Out Seal
So Dear to My Heart
The Prince and the Pauper
The Fighting Prince of Donegal
Zorro
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color/Disneyland/Walt Disney Presents
The Mickey Mouse Club
MMC Annette Serial
The Mouse Factory
I would really love to revisit the short-lived series "Unsub," especially given the explosion of similar shows that followed the success of CSI.
Herman's Head TV show from Fox
a Frank Darabont box set with Shawshank Redemption, Green Mile and
The Majestic with tons of extras
The History Boys
Seasons 3 and 4 of Felicity
The series final special of Dawson's Creek
Series 1 and 2 of Beverly Hills 90210 (oh, the memories!)
Midnight, a forgotten gem from 1939 with Claudette Colbert, Don Ameche and John Barrymore in a comedy of mistaken identity with a screenplay by Billy Wilder and Charles Brackett that ticks along like a Swiss watch.
O Lucky Man!, Lindsay Anderson's 1973 tour de force that -- along with A Clockwork Orange -- put Malcolm McDowell on the map forever.
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Song of the South too.
Adult Tod: We're still friends, right?
Adult Copper: Tod, those days are over. I'm a hunting dog now.
Kenneth Branagh's "Hamlet".
I guess I have a glitch in my matrix.
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DH and I both really want the Get Smart complete series box set. But it's a little pricey, and there always seems to be something else to spend $250-ish on.
~Vickie
One of the live theatre productions was videotaped in 1980 and released on DVD. I have it. It's a straight-dub to DVD and it shows, but at least the original movie cast sans Estelle Parsons performance is recorded for posterity.Originally Posted by Andrew
http://www.amazon.com/Gilbert-Sulliv...3062693&sr=1-1
My DVD wish list includes:
Alias: The Complete Series in the Rambaldi box
The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.
Get Smart: The Complete Series from TimeLife
The Avengers: The Complete Emma Peel
TAoBCJ will probably be the next one I can strike off this list, being the cheapest of the lot on Amazon!
"The show must…"/"Go on!" - Shakespeare in Love
I thought this was a wish list for things not yet available on DVD? Otherwise, mine is much longer.
OH! Color me embarrassed. LOL :P
"The show must…"/"Go on!" - Shakespeare in Love
oops! for me too. Sorry.
Well, then I'll have to say Gullah Gullah Island, the children's series from Nick Jr. several years ago.
~Vickie
Mass Appeal
An HBO produced film adaptation of the play.
Jack Lemmon... Genius!
Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities. Truth isn't
She's 4. She has a mind of her own and the scars to prove it.
All my favorite shows from when I was a kid. I want my own kids to be able to watch them someday, and I would plain just like to see them again myself. Such as...
Today's Special
Pinwheel
Welcome to Pooh Corner
Dumbo's Circus
KIDS Incorporated
The Adventures of Little Koala
Mapletown
David the Gnome
And all those short pieces they used to play between shows on the Disney Channel, since they didn't have commercials. Anyone remember these? Mostly live action short stories. I have vague memories of these. One was about a girl named Cookie who was in the hospital and another was about a frog escaping from a little boy and being followed by a dog, I think. Like I said, vague!
more modern series:
Two of a Kind
State of Grace
both great but highly underrated shows that were canceled way too soon!
Movies:
Mr. Horatio Knibbles (They used to play this on the Disney Channel all the time too!)
The Chalk Garden (with Hayley Mills, a non Disney great movie!)
This finally comes out on DVD on August 14. Here is a pre-order link from Amazon.com.
-Jeff
"You're not a grown up! You're a Dad!" -ARG
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Add me to the "Song of the South" List. I have a video of the Japanese laser disc somewhere. But I want a DVD.
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YEAH! So Warner finally claimed it, huh?
I guess I have a glitch in my matrix.
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I really really really want Wonder Years to come out on DVD.
Why do people go on The Amazing Race without bothering to learn how to drive a stick shift?
Disney:Song of the South
Unedited Fantasia
Unedited Make Mine Music
Annette MMC Serial
Non Disney:complete Dynasty
Complete Petticoat Junction
Complete American Dreams
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