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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 428784" data-attributes="member: 23">Oh, that&#039;s exciting. Looking at Brollie&#039;s site, it looks as though they&#039;re already up to The Pantyhose Strangler saga, which is arguably the series&#039; Imperial Phase, and I&#039;d certainly love to see the episodes immediately before this which are all on Brollie.Many of the B/W episodes, as well as a number the &quot;current&quot; colour episodes are already on DVD, but it&#039;s fascinating to see there are others that would fill in gaps. When watching, I must say I found watching the&nbsp; chronological episodes (especially the huge batch from 649-712) most satisfying.Oh yes, I&#039;d love these to be made available on physical media.With S&amp;D on DVD, the Umbrella sets are head and shoulders above the same episodes on ViaVision in terms of picture quality, so I&#039;m hopeful that similar care has been taken with restoration of these episodes. I would be thrilled if Umbrella released these themselves, but if ViaVision ended up releasing these same cleaned up episodes we could end up with the best of both worlds: Umbrella picture quality with ViaVision packaging (I&#039;m salivating at the thought)Of course, I&#039;ll take whatever they give us. Brollie say <a href="https://www.facebook.com/BrollieEntertainment/posts/122201169584117775/" target="_blank">the streaming episodes have been &quot;a smash hit&quot; for them</a>, so here&#039;s hoping.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 428784, member: 23"] Oh, that's exciting. Looking at Brollie's site, it looks as though they're already up to [I]The Pantyhose Strangler [/I]saga, which is arguably the series' Imperial Phase, and I'd certainly love to see the episodes immediately before this which are all on [I]Brollie[/I]. Many of the B/W episodes, as well as a number the "current" colour episodes are already on DVD, but it's fascinating to see there are others that would fill in gaps. When watching, I must say I found watching the chronological episodes (especially the huge batch from 649-712) most satisfying. Oh yes, I'd love these to be made available on physical media. With [I]S&D[/I] on DVD, the Umbrella sets are head and shoulders above the same episodes on ViaVision in terms of picture quality, so I'm hopeful that similar care has been taken with restoration of these episodes. I would be thrilled if Umbrella released these themselves, but if ViaVision ended up releasing these same cleaned up episodes we could end up with the best of both worlds: Umbrella picture quality with ViaVision packaging (I'm salivating at the thought) Of course, I'll take whatever they give us. Brollie say [URL='https://www.facebook.com/BrollieEntertainment/posts/122201169584117775/']the streaming episodes have been "a smash hit" for them[/URL], so here's hoping. [/QUOTE]

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