I think the main one for me would be the complete series of Daria, but from what I understand, there are some issues over the distributing rights, and there is question over whether or not the demand would be there. I know I would pick up the entire set if it was available.

 

Also, I don't think Roseanne is out, which surprises me. I thought that was a great sitcom actually.

Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (I'm a big DC super hero mark)

 

Raw and SD!: They haven't done a best of Raw DVD since 2000 and haven't done a best of (insert year or time fram) since Action in 2001. They could make some money releasing Raw and SD! matches and possibly editing what happend during the breaks into the matches.

 

Batman Beyond in a season format rather than the stuff they have out now, although I'm tempted to buy the discs I don't have and called it a day.

 

Two shows that I will buy when the they come out are Desparete Housewives and Ultimate Fighter.

 

Check out this site for news on TV show DVD releases:

 

http://tvshowsondvd.com/

 

Rosanne Info for Loss

 

Looks like late summer/early fall.

Roseanne's finally slated for a summer release. Mark me down for that one. A brilliant series until the last season which would be best if we all forgot about it. Over the past year, Seinfeld and Freaks & Geeks have hit DVD, so most of my top wants have now been realized.

 

I'd love for Alfred Hitchcock Presents and the Wonder Years to be on DVD, though. Both series have selected issues out there, but I want complete season sets. AHP is rumored for later in the year, but I want confirmation, damnit. There are rumblings about the Wonder Years, but music rights are going to make it a tough obstacle to get the series out on DVD.

Just for Some Guy

On the wrestling subject, I'd like a Best Of Saturday Night's Main Event DVD to be released. There's been some matches already released, notably on the Hogan DVD, but there's many others they can put out, like Bret-Savage in November 1987, Rockers-Harts in August 1990, Hogan-Genius in November 1989, and many others I'm forgetting. Those are just the ones that stand out in my mind at the moment. It'd be very easy for them to produce, and with the new deal signed with USA that includes NBC, now's a good time to do so.

 

As for other TV shows:

 

Welcome Back Kotter. Bonus points if they can get the original cast to do commentary and especially if Gabe Kaplan and John Travolta have anything unique to say.

 

Those are the only ones that come to mind at the moment.

Just for Some Guy

Thanks. One would think that I would've checked the site I linked to see if they were releasing it, but I'm stupid.

Roseanne started out well enough, but become more of a drama than a comedy around the 3rd or 4th season. The last season is completely unwatchable and was a slap in the face to the shows's loyal fanbase.

 

Ive always wanted individual seasons of SNL to be released on DVD, I would love to have the 91/92 and 92/93 seasons, just great stuff.

Welcome Back Kotter

Martin.

 

The most watched black sitcom in forever and no DVD release in sight. It's borderline criminal. Brah Man, Hustle Man, King Beef, Otis the Security Guard, Dragonfly Jones, JEROME~!, Mama "Edna" Payne, Shenehneh and Key Lo Lo...how many classic characters can one show have?

 

Come on, you all know you fondly remember Pam and Martin constantly trading insults, Gina getting teased about her big head, Cole still living with his mom and dating a girl 10x his size in Big Shirley and no one knowing where Tommy worked.

 

Damn. Where's QScott when you need him? I need Martin on DVD and I need it now.

Are You Afraid of the Dark

- My first taste of horror television when I was growing up (discounting horror movies) when it was airing on Nickelodeon during it's prime. I can still remember several episodes and that damn leprechaun disguised as a stage actor one still gives me the creeps.

Silverhawks!

G.I. Joe (1st series)

Ghostbusters (1st series)

 

Those things need to drop now.

Isn't G.I. Joe available?

I'll echo the Daria mention and tack on another animated MTV show: The Maxx. There's only one season, but the series was a favorite of mine back in the day.

That nasty sig of yours has to go, MiB.

G.I. Joe's out in season form. It's just done in the less desirable season/volume format that has always seemed pointless to me.

I'd like to see Andy Richter Controls the Universe be released, and they could probably fit the whole series in one set.

 

Also, the next few seasons of Happy Days, probably up to about season 4 or so, would be nice to see. Especially if they threw some extras on there.

Married With Children was coming out on DVD in quick fashion early on, but they seem to have slowed down since.

 

I also wish the Simpsons DVDs were a little quicker. Don't get me wrong -- I love all the extras and am glad they put so much time into them, but it's going to take years upon years for them all to be released at the rate they're going.

I was also going to suggest The Honeymooners, but they're already working on that. I don't know if I'm alone on this, but as far as 50s comedies go, I prefer that show over I Love Lucy.

I also wish the Simpsons DVDs were a little quicker. Don't get me wrong -- I love all the extras and am glad they put so much time into them, but it's going to take years upon years for them all to be released at the rate they're going.

They've been speeding up. It took three years to get four seasons. They've got it going now that we'll get two sets a year. Still not great, but much more appeasing than one set per year.

I'd really like to see welcome back kotter make it's way to DVD. After watching the re-runs of the show I get a real kick out of it. They've done such a good job getting the more recently canceled shows out on dvd, i'd just like to see some of the older ones make their way out now.