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W. Orr <> wrote in message news:<>. ..

> I'd actually like to see MTV's The Maxx get the DVD treatment pretty
> soon. The 10-year for that is pretty much around the corner and has
> been unaired for almost that long.

And where is Duckman, dammit!?!?!

....okay well he's probably either in a strip club trying to get the
dancers to accept nickels or passed out somewhere in Mexico, but I
mean the DVD's.

-Eric

Eric R. wrote:
>
>>I'd actually like to see MTV's The Maxx get the DVD treatment pretty
>>soon. The 10-year for that is pretty much around the corner and has
>>been unaired for almost that long.
>
>
> And where is Duckman, dammit!?!?!

3am on Comedy Central*, and still a relic.

(* - The official cable "This show doesn't fit our channel Network
Image[TM] anymore, but we don't want to alienate our old loyalist
audience" timeslot.)

Derek Janssen (y'know, kind of where the music videos are on MTV)

>> I'd actually like to see MTV's The Maxx get the DVD treatment

>And where is Duckman, dammit!?!?

I'd love to see both shows on DVD. THE MAXX VHS tape that's still in print is
missing an episode as well...

TB wrote:
> Are the Time Life sets edited in any way?

There are basically what originally aired on Nick. I believe "Big House
Blues" the pilot, had been editied for televison. There was scene taken
out from when it had run in the festivals.

Sure, a Spumco set would be awesome. I'd get it in a second.
Especially with "Man's Best Friend"! For now, I'm happy I have the TL set.

On 18 Jun 2004 20:48:08 GMT, (Vlvetmorning9
wrote:

>>> I'd actually like to see MTV's The Maxx get the DVD treatment
>
>>And where is Duckman, dammit!?!?
>
>I'd love to see both shows on DVD. THE MAXX VHS tape that's still in print is
>missing an episode as well...

Oh, yeah, I want to add Rocko's Modern Life to the list of
Viacom/MTV/Nick toons that I want to see someday on DVD.

Commentary from John K. (or his analyst) would be interesting.

-Mark

"Vlvetmorning98" <> wrote in message
news:...
> >Are the Time Life sets edited in any way?
> >
> >T.B.
> >
>
> no, and they include the original pilot, "Dog Pound Hop", which became
the
> opening credit sequence. I do wish Time-Life had included the holiday
episode,
> though, and some supplements...

That sounds promising. I'll wait for the Spumco version (and wait and wait
and wait, no doubt).

Thanks,
-Mark

"Douglas Bailey" <> wrote in message
news:1simli6tz04sl$....
> FAQmeister wrote:
> > Spookshow wrote:
>
> >> What's available on DVD?
> >
> > Nothing, but there are some on VHS. Check Amazon.
>
> Well, only if "nothing" means "nothing except for the three _Best Of Ren &
> Stimpy_ discs from Time-Life that collectively contain the first season
and
> eight episodes from the second season". Those discs certainly aren't the
> greatest-quality releases in the world, but they certainly constitute
_R&S_
> on DVD.
>
> Time-Life has lost the rights to _R&S_ and no longer offers these DVDs for
> sale on their site, but there are still used copies floating around on
eBay
> and other sites. For example:
>
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=6302126118
>
>
> You might want to hold off hunting the Time-Life discs down, though:
> Stephen Worth of Spumco has claimed (in this thread, among others)...
>
>
http://groups.google.com/groups?thre...0pqs%404ax.com
>
> ...that Spumco is producing its own three-DVD set for Nickelodeon, with
> uncut versions of the cartoons and other supplemental material. If that
set
> ever comes to pass, it should be superior to the Time-Life releases.
>
> HTH,
>
> doug
>
> --
> "Speak in extremes; it'll save you time..."
> --Tin Machine

>
>Oh, yeah, I want to add Rocko's Modern Life to the list of
>Viacom/MTV/Nick toons that I want to see someday on DVD.

definitely. and how about DANGER MOUSE (which Nickelodeon aired in the late
80's/early 90's)

Derek Janssen <> wrote in message news:<40d31fa9$0$3027$>...
> Eric R. wrote:
> >
> >>I'd actually like to see MTV's The Maxx get the DVD treatment pretty
> >>soon. The 10-year for that is pretty much around the corner and has
> >>been unaired for almost that long.
> >
> >
> > And where is Duckman, dammit!?!?!
>
> 3am on Comedy Central*, and still a relic.
>
> (* - The official cable "This show doesn't fit our channel Network
> Image[TM] anymore, but we don't want to alienate our old loyalist
> audience" timeslot.)

I can understand why the USA Channel treated it like a red-headed
stepchild(Well, actually I can't, I'm just patronizing them), but
Comedy Central? South Park is the perverse offspring of Duckman, fer
chrissakes!

Smaug69