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I was referencing the post immediately preceding. Sorry for the confusion. Edited with notation.

“As of December 2020 the film negatives for this series no longer exist. They were last recorded as being in the Paramount film and television archives in the mid 1970s but it is thought they were either deliberately or accidentally destroyed in a purge to free up storage space for more recent...

Please Don’t Eat the Daisies was another typically pleasant series from the era. The vivacious Pat Crowley is still alive at 89, her persona fit the character perfectly - not an easy task following up Doris Day in the film version.

This was a really funny show, and Paul Ford was always a delight. A very young Clint Howard I recall was also a very amusing part of the ensemble. I’d put in a vote for the silly but sometimes hilarious Camp Runamuck. Like Baileys of Balboa it was just the one season.

Well I had a wonderful chihuahua-terrier mix back in the mid 60s who I named Gunther, so you can imagine I would be all in on your edifying choice! Oooh! Oooh!

I agree The People’s Choice would be a front runner for popularity as a fondly remembered show, and believe it should sell in decent enough quantity to justify the effort. It’s one of the shows I remember from its original prime time run (like I Love Lucy, the two each Ann Sothern and Gale Storm...

With economies of scale, that’s perfectly understandable. That’s why ardent fans of specialized content rely on boutique labels to hopefully fill the void. When it happens, it’s much appreciated.

I’m so glad we ordered It’s About Time before it went out of print. The quality was really quite good, and there are many other vintage comedies I’d love to revisit if given the chance, some obscure, others more familiar. Frankly, a series that lasted only a season or two like Grindl or Pete snd...