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<blockquote data-quote="Matthew Blaisdel" data-source="post: 300789" data-attributes="member: 26">The more i think about it, the more i doubt there will be a release on Bluray.I mean, when did Warner last release a bluray set of one of their TV shows? I can&#039;t even remember, it&#039;s been many years ago. They didn&#039;t even bother bo bring TNT Dallas on Bluray when Bluray was still a thing in 2014, they did just DVDs of it.They stopped Falcon Crest and Knots Landing on DVD after only 2 or 3 seasons, because of poor sales numbers, what could they expect nowadays from it?And bluray glasmaster are far more expensive (several hundred bucks per disc!!) than DVD glasmaster, so such a box with so many discs would cost them a fortune to produce in advance, they would have to be sure to sell high numbers of it to make it worth it.Sony, the mother of the Bluray format announced they are heavily shrinking their whole Bluray catalogue from several thousand titles available to only 500 the next year.The bluray market is dead. Sadly. But we have to be realistic here. As much as i would LOVE to have all 3 shows on Bluray ... but at this point (let alone 2023) i highly doubt they have any plans to release the remastered HD version on the home video market. :bag:[USER=250]@garry[/USER] , what exactly did they say regarding a bluray release?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Matthew Blaisdel, post: 300789, member: 26"] The more i think about it, the more i doubt there will be a release on Bluray. I mean, when did Warner last release a bluray set of one of their TV shows? I can't even remember, it's been many years ago. They didn't even bother bo bring TNT Dallas on Bluray when Bluray was still a thing in 2014, they did just DVDs of it. They stopped Falcon Crest and Knots Landing on DVD after only 2 or 3 seasons, because of poor sales numbers, what could they expect nowadays from it? And bluray glasmaster are far more expensive (several hundred bucks per disc!!) than DVD glasmaster, so such a box with so many discs would cost them a fortune to produce in advance, they would have to be sure to sell high numbers of it to make it worth it. Sony, the mother of the Bluray format announced they are heavily shrinking their whole Bluray catalogue from several thousand titles available to only[B] 500 [/B] the next year. The bluray market is dead. Sadly. But we have to be realistic here. As much as i would LOVE to have all 3 shows on Bluray ... but at this point (let alone 2023) i highly doubt they have any plans to release the remastered HD version on the home video market. :bag: [USER=250]@garry[/USER] , what exactly did they say regarding a bluray release? [/QUOTE]

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