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Bought today at Bull Moose: Lars von Trier's The Kingdom Trilogy on Blu-ray.

No, it doesn't have the reunion movie. Not only does Warner not own that, MGM doesn't either. It was produced through Viacom. If memory serves, the VHS release was released by Worldvision Entertainment, and the DVD by Paramount. Anyway, bonuses mentioned on the back of the box (I haven't had a...

The Man from U.N.C.L.E.: The Complete Series, at Wally World for $60. Apparently a new repackaging (copyrighted 2024). Two mega-packs (1: S1&2 and 2: S3&4 and 2 bonus discs) in a box:

Stopped by Wally World this afternoon. They seem to have expanded their racks of TV collections a smidge. I picked up the DVD set of Centennial for $15 and the complete series of Have Gun, Will Travel for $50. (Also got some 4K SteelBooks.)

New Blu-ray: Special Ops: Lioness. Old DVD: Route 66: The Complete First Season (Roxbury). With a nice sticker on the front: "All Episodes are now in Original Aspect Ratio". We shall see, but I'd only ever bought the original 1st half of Season 1, and was disappointed in the quality. But what...

Are they in production order? Or just random order?

It arrived the other day. It's funny, but when I mentioned to my wife that I was expecting it that day, I said, "Now watch...it'll come in one of those plastic envelopes and be damaged." When it showed up, it was in one of those plastic envelopes :rolleyes: but not damaged other than a ding to...

I finally ordered The Expanse: The Complete Series (Blu-ray). I had to resort to Amazon; no one else seemed to have it available. (I'd previously ordered it from Best Buy, but had to return it because it turned out to be DVD, and they didn't have it on BD.) While I was at it, I ordered Babylon...

Way, way back in the day, when I was a Betamax guy, I bought a Beta tape from a comics shop. At that point, Beta was dying as a format, so I'd pick up used Beta tapes when I came across them. I can't recall what title it was, but it was something I knew had been released in the format, and the...

I liked Grimm well enough to stick with it for the whole run -- Bitsy Tulloch alone would have accomplished that -- but I can't say I have any great desire to revisit it. I haven't been getting much for TV shows on disc lately. The ones I can think of that I've picked up in the last month or...

That's oddly specific.

I finally got my copy of Ghost Stories for Christmas Volume 1. I had ordered it from Diabolik along with a movie set that was supposed to come out in May, but kept getting delayed. Now, of course, Ghost Stories for Christmas Volume 2 has been announced.

Thanks for reminding me. I already had S1, but I needed to get the other two. Got both for half price in the sale.

Back in the day, when I got and watched the laserdisc The Road Runner vs. Wile E. Coyote: If at First You Don't Succeed... I binged all 14 cartoons, and I was amazed how there was no repetition. Sure, the basic concept never changed, so there was certainly some element of sameness throughout...

Yes, absolutely.

No Atom Ant???

Or because it doesn't have Angie Dickinson. ;)

I got this...well, a previous edition...back in 2004. :thumbs-up-smiley: I remember watching this show on US network TV back circa 1970.

I have about two dozen Network releases (film and TV), from orders I placed over the last four years. I stopped ordering from them early in the pandemic, as I had pretty much stopped ordering from outside the US because doing so was becoming increasingly problematic. Even as things got better...

Thanks. I suspect the reference I saw was likely an announcement of intent to release it, but it was probably cancelled before it actually went into production.

I keep meaning to ask... A series I haven't seen since it was first on in the mid-90s was VR.5, with Lori Singer, Will Patton, Anthony Head, and others. Some years (probably 15-20) back I had seen a reference to it having been released on DVD, but in all the years since, I've never seen hide...

I really need to get that.

Got the Hartnell set for my wife. Also, this week, Duck Dodgers: The Complete Series on Blu-ray.

Yes. It's in one of those mega-packs.

Thanks for mentioning this. I stopped by a local Wally yesterday, and they had two copies (still at the $69.99 price), so I picked one up. I had been thinking it seemed out of left field that Warner would be releasing this now, but then I saw the Warner 100th Anniversary sticker on the package...

That's one I need to pick up. Well, I should pick up all of them, but S4 has the John Ford-directed (and John Wayne-cameoed) "The Colter Craven Story".

A few weeks ago, I picked up the BD of 1883. Yesterday, I picked up the 4K releases of the first two seasons of Jack Ryan, the SteelBook of the first season of Halo, and the BD SteelBook of the fourth season of Star Trek: Discovery. I hadn't intended to pick up Halo. I like the show, but...

I'm guessing you missed the "And one completely fictitious and fanciful pick" part. ;)

Which seems odd to me. Back in the LD days, there were a fair amount of classic -- and not-so-classic -- American TV shows being released on LD in Japan that didn't see the light of day for a long, long time here in the States.

Same here.