#1
Posted: 11/16/07 at 12:39pm
I don't understand this. The TV to DVD genre is taking a giant leap backwards by releasing television shows in volumes as opposed to complete season sets.
The first studio to do this, to my knowledge anyway was 20th Century-Fox Video. Several of their titles (Lost in Space, Time Tunnel and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea) were released this way.
Now it seems Paramount/CBS Video is doing the same thing as they are releasing Love American Style, The Mod Squad and The Love Boat in this fashion.
I prefer my seasons in complete boxed sets. It makes very little sense to me to release these shows as Season One, Volume One. That means if a show ran five seasons instead of having just fve boxed sets of the show you would have 10! That's alot of shelf space! Besides, I hate the idea of waiting 6 months to purchase the second half of a television season.
End of rant.
The first studio to do this, to my knowledge anyway was 20th Century-Fox Video. Several of their titles (Lost in Space, Time Tunnel and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea) were released this way.
Now it seems Paramount/CBS Video is doing the same thing as they are releasing Love American Style, The Mod Squad and The Love Boat in this fashion.
I prefer my seasons in complete boxed sets. It makes very little sense to me to release these shows as Season One, Volume One. That means if a show ran five seasons instead of having just fve boxed sets of the show you would have 10! That's alot of shelf space! Besides, I hate the idea of waiting 6 months to purchase the second half of a television season.
End of rant.
