Which shows do you have the COMPLETE series for on DVD?

[Willie Oleson]

I didn't know if I could add Return To Eden to my list, since it's not possible to have the incomplete version

 

[Emelee]

Mad Men
Frasier
Absolutely Fabulous
Sex and the City
That 70s show
Blackadder
Father Ted
Allo Allo
Fawlty Towers
Scrubs
Monty Python's Flying Circus
Rome
The Office, UK
c/o Segemyhr
Svensson Svensson


I have most, but not all seasons, of
Dallas (not the last season)
Revenge (not the last season)
Twin Peaks (missing, of course, the new season)
Game of Thrones (missing what hasn't been released yet, but I'll get them)

 

[JROG]

SEX AND THE CITY! I can't believe I forgot Sex and the City when I have the complete series on TWO different regions lmao

 

[James from London]

 

[Emelee]

Adding In Treatment to my list of series to check out....... I have completely forgotten that series.

 

[Snarky Oracle!]

When I tried to search for "dick van dyke dvd" images, I couldn't get anything until I turned my yahoo safesearch off -- and then you wouldn't believe what came up!

...and worse, of course.

 

[Swami]

'Allo 'Allo
Dallas
Dempsey and Makepeace
The Detectives
Fawlty Towers
Going Straight
Keeping Up Appearances
Mr Bean
One Foot In The Grave
Only Fools and Horses
Open All Hours
Still Open All Hours
Porridge
Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em

Swami

I also added "The Fall and Rise Of Reginald Perrin" to my collection as of today.

Swami

 

[Willie Oleson]

I think I'm going to buy Big Valley.
Or at least something with "big" in the title.

 

[Snarky Oracle!]

Does James have bootlegged CREST??

 

[James from London]

Does James have bootlegged CREST??

First three seasons genuine, the rest bootlegged.

 

[bmasters9]

Quite a few, and here are some:

Barney Miller
The Bob Newhart Show
M Squad
Hart to Hart
Hotel
Star Trek (original-recipe NBC)
Star Trek: Voyager

and so on and so forth.

In fact, here are the first ones I mentioned:

 

['V']

Batman (60s)
Battlestar Galactica (both versions)
Black Books
Danger Man
Dick Tracy (50s cartoons)
The Fall And Rise of Reginald Perrin
Fawlty Towers
The Forsyte Saga (BBC 1967)
The invisible Man (late 50's ITC)
Monty Python's Flying Circus
The Munsters
North And South (The American story not the British one)
The Prisoner
Riley, Ace of Spies
Robin of Sherwood
Roots - original and Next Generations
Saphire And Steel
Six Feet Under
The Tomorrow People (70's - actually a collection of season boxsets)
Top Cat
Twin Peaks
Whoops Apocalypse

And if we count Bluray, Star Trek (60s)

Plus loads others where I have seasons sets but not complete series

 

[Willie Oleson]

But not this one?

 

[Alexis]

Oh I forgot I also have the complete North and South too. The US series.

 

[Alexis]

Quite a few, and here are some:

Barney Miller
The Bob Newhart Show
M Squad
Hart to Hart
Hotel
Star Trek (original-recipe NBC)
Star Trek: Voyager

and so on and so forth.

In fact, here are the first ones I mentioned:
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Is there a flaw with your complete boxset of HOTEL? I have been wanting to pick it up, and it's going for around £50 including shipping from Australia but I have read there are flaws in that season 5 has episodes in the wrong order and perhaps wrongly titled episodes. I have never seen HOTEL but wasn't sure if it was totally episodic or has ongoing stories?

 

[James from London]

I have never seen HOTEL but wasn't sure if it was totally episodic or has ongoing stories?

It was episodic with different fancy guest stars each week -- a bit like The Love Boat with posh carpets instead of an ocean. Weirdly though, the press used to pretend it was a soap - at least in the UK.

 

[Alexis]

It was episodic with different fancy guest stars each week -- a bit like The Love Boat with posh carpets instead of an ocean. Weirdly though, the press used to pretend it was a soap - at least in the UK.

Is it as kooky silly as The Love Boat? Or more soapy semi-serious?

 

[Snarky Oracle!]

It was episodic with different fancy guest stars each week -- a bit like The Love Boat with posh carpets instead of an ocean. Weirdly though, the press used to pretend it was a soap - at least in the UK.

They said that here, too. I think it's because by 1983 nighttime soaps were more trendy than LOVE BOAT, and HOTEL also pretended to be less comedic -- which just made it funnier, but not more interesting.

I recall watching the HOTEL pilot with Bette Davis, and the promos made it look like it was gothic and victorian. But given that Aaron Spelling was producing it, I found it hard to believe it would be that atmospheric.

Needless to say, I was angry after watching the pilot. It was exactly the "landlocked LOVE BOAT" the reviewers here were describing it to be. So I rarely watched again, and every time I'd peek in, I was reminded why I didn't want to add it to my usual viewing regimen.

But, yes, the press also kept calling it a "soap".

 

[James from London]

Is it as kooky silly as The Love Boat? Or more soapy semi-serious?

I never saw enough of either to say for sure.

 

[bmasters9]

Is there a flaw with your complete boxset of HOTEL? I have been wanting to pick it up, and it's going for around £50 including shipping from Australia but I have read there are flaws in that season 5 has episodes in the wrong order and perhaps wrongly titled episodes. I have never seen HOTEL but wasn't sure if it was totally episodic or has ongoing stories?

Actually, there are flaws. At least two second-season episodes are switched (meaning that the episode was not as described on the inside episode guide), and the video quality is fair to middling (from the second season's worth forward; the first season is still as crystal-clear as it was in that standalone first-season CBS release). One second-season episode even has the credits cut off, for reasons unknown.