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Guess what's coming on May 17th!
And check out this little tidbit from TVShowsOnDVD.com:
Although not technically considered part of the ninth and last season for broadcast syndication purposes, when the show originally aired there was a 90-minute special that was first transmitted on March 4, 1979, titled "The 200th Episode of All in the Family"; it was a clip show hosted by Norman Lear. A few weeks ago at the Shout! Factory official message board, a fan asked if this would be included on an eventual Season 9 DVD set, and the answer from Shout! DVD producer Brian Ward was that he thought his colleague Brian Blum, who is the producer of this particular title, had said it would be included on this release as a bonus feature.
Taken from: http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Family-Season-9/15032#ixzz1EE9PBtjn
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I like season 9, but for those who don't, I would think it's still worth getting the set for that special feature. All in the Family retrospectives are a lot of fun. I wish the 20th anniversary special had been released on DVD. That was a great one.
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At last! The next to last of my 1960s Grail titles is coming to DVD.
http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/FBI-Season-1-Part-1/15143
This first part of Season 1 happens to my favorite part of the entire nine year run of the show so the nice thing is getting what for me are the best episodes right out of the gate!
Unfortunately, this kind of release is a rotten gift because it is expensive and splitted.
Warner follows Paramount in the swindle.
It is only designed for the domestic US market which means poor picture quality and no subtitles (English and Spanish).
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Mar 19, 2011 - 2:39 PM
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quiller007
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YIKES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I think I spoke way too soon.
THE FBI is WAY too expensive! $40.00 per HALF season? 
That's 80 dollars per season. If WB releases the entire series,
this sucker will be almost $800.00 (!) I only paid 40 dollars for the
entire first 6 seasons, which also included a handful of episodes from the
remaining seasons. The bootleg sets I got were recorded from the
American Life network. The episodes are uncut and while they have
the station logo present throughout each episode, they look pretty darn
good. Also, consider this: if WB only releases a half-season every 6
months, it will take them 9 years to release the entire series.
I know that some of you think it's cheaper by purchasing them as
WB releases them, but 800 bucks is still 800 bucks. With all the movies
I still need to get, plus other tv shows, plus cds...there just no way
I can afford this right now. Maybe later, I hope.
Den
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YIKES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I think I spoke way too soon.
THE FBI is WAY too expensive! $40.00 per HALF season?
That's 80 dollars per season. If WB releases the entire series,
this sucker will be almost $800.00 (!) I only paid 40 dollars for the
entire first 6 seasons, which also included a handful of episodes from the
remaining seasons. The bootleg sets I got were recorded from the
American Life network. The episodes are uncut and while they have
the station logo present throughout each episode, they look pretty darn
good. Also, consider this: if WB only releases a half-season every 6
months, it will take them 9 years to release the entire series.
I know that some of you think it's cheaper by purchasing them as
WB releases them, but 800 bucks is still 800 bucks. With all the movies
I still need to get, plus other tv shows, plus cds...there just no way
I can afford this right now. Maybe later, I hope.
Den
Warner Brothers are natural-born crooks (40 bills for future defective DVD disks;
consumers complain about the cheapness of the DVD production)
and despise the American people who need English SDH and
the Spanish population. They should release it as regular DVD sets
for Amazon and make it available for a wider market.
Read their file:
F.B.I., THE: SEASON ONE - PART 1 (4 DVD SET)
MADE TO ORDER DVD :: STANDARD EDITION
Available Date: 5/24/11
Tell me how From the files of the crime-fighting agency! Drawing in large part from actual Bureau investigations, The FBI is on the case with an exciting 4-Disc Collection of Season One’s First 16 Episodes f... MORE
Cast: Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., Philip Abbott, Stephen Brooks, William Reynolds, Lynn Loring
Important Note: This film has been manufactured from the best-quality video master currently available and has not been remastered or restored specifically for this DVD and Digital Download release.
Ships to U.S. Destinations Only
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