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Still no DVD release dates concerning "The Fugitive" and "Ironside". I am eager to get them.
"Ironside" will be manufactured by an indie company named "Shout" which has a reputation to add extras.
"The Fugitive" is scheduled as a two parter season 1, which is too bad. Paramount doesn't trust the series.
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What about Kimba the talking white lion?
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"The Fugitive" is scheduled as a two parter season 1, which is too bad. Paramount doesn't trust the series.
Well, if they DON'T release the entire 4 year run, they're going to have some upset fans who don't get the 2 part conclusion where Kimble finally gets the one armed man. I still have that on tape somewhere. I remember it used a lot of Dom Frontiere's OUTER LIMITS music at the conclusion.
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THE FUGE recycles four series:
Season 1 to 3: "The Twilight Zone" (Herrmann, Goldsmith, Steiner, Van Cleave) and "Gunsmoke"
Season 4: "Stoney Burke", "The Outer Limits", "The Twilight Zone"
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Release date:
"The Name of the Game" season One - June 2007
"Banacek" Season One - August 2007
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Release date:
"The Name of the Game" season One - June 2007
"Banacek" Season One - August 2007
Incredible!
It's not on TVSHOWSONDVD.
Where did you get these informations? What is your source? Tip me off.
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the same place you got your info for the Frontiere releases:
La La Land is proud to present two CDs by Dominic Frontiere in order to celebrate the foundation of Daystar Productions:"Stoney Burke" (including unsold pilots: "Mr. Kingston" and "Stryker") "The Outer Limits"
Ha. ha. ha.
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Wow, some great old shows. I have a glimmer of hope that I may yet see CORONET BLUE, again!
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Wow, some great old shows. I have a glimmer of hope that I may yet see CORONET BLUE, again!
Another one season wonder....
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Not even a season. I remember it being a summer replacement show.
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Wow, some great old shows. I have a glimmer of hope that I may yet see CORONET BLUE, again!
Luved it!
great title song.
A show that left you hanging- d'oh!
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MIAMI VICE S. 3(?)
just got an e-mail for 3/07 release.
yes!
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Fugitive also made very frequent use of a key theme from Jerry Goldsmith's "Back There" score from Twilight Zone over the course of the series.
Hey Eric, did your GET SMART come in a shoe-phone box?
Mine came in a telephone booth box which would seem to make for easier shelving.
brm
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Thor,My thread is about fresh release informations: see the title "Vintage TV Series News!"
It's done to alert the fans like an outpost.
Aprreciate it!
Especially since Tower went kaput I am loacking in new release data.
brm
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It came jammed in a worthless telephone box because the individual season packages had broken hubs forcing me to put the bonus discs in separate cases. Thumbs down big time to Time Life for not using normal slim line cases.
My problem is the season boxes are jammed so tight you can't pull them out.
My solution: remove the plastic slip cases and store one set outside the telephone box.
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Not even a season. I remember it being a summer replacement show.
"Coronet Blue" creator Larry Cohen, in his autobiography "The Radical Allegories of an Independent Filmmaker," explained the mystery behind the series' title/catch-phrase. "When the Brodkin Organization took over the series, they wanted to turn it into an anthology... so they played down the amnesia aspect until there was nothing about it at all in the show. It was just Frank Converse wandering from one story to the next with no connective format at all. Anyway, the show ended after seventeen weeks and nobody found out what 'coronet blue' meant. The actual secret is that Converse was not really an American at all. He was a Russian who had been trained to appear like an American and was sent to the U.S. as a spy. He belonged to a spy unit called 'Coronet Blue.' He decided to defect, so the Russians tried to kill him before he can give away the identities of the other Soviet agents. And nobody can really identify him because he doesn't exist as an American. Coronet Blue was actually an outgrowth of 'The Traitor' episode of "The Defenders" (1961)."
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