Any idea if Malcolm in the Middle series will get released...??

The first season set was released a few years ago and then nothing
since then. I like the tv show a lot and I would have liked to watch
them without the ads or the grainy tape (on EP) quality.

Just about every other TV shows I wanted are already out and in some
cases completed.
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Impmon

Impmon wrote:
> The first season set was released a few years ago and then nothing
> since then. I like the tv show a lot and I would have liked to watch
> them without the ads or the grainy tape (on EP) quality.
>
> Just about every other TV shows I wanted are already out and in some
> cases completed.


Getting the **** over from greedy musicians with music rights. I wish they'd
just replace the music with any old **** and just release the damn series.

Napalm68

On Tue, 05 Jul 2005 22:00:25 +1000, Napalm68 wrote:
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> Getting the **** over from greedy musicians with music rights.

Where'd you hear that? It's a possibility, but I haven't heard or read of
anything that says that is actually the case.

-Jay

Jay G.

Jay G. wrote:
> On Tue, 05 Jul 2005 22:00:25 +1000, Napalm68 wrote:
>
>>Getting the **** over from greedy musicians with music rights.
>
>
> Where'd you hear that? It's a possibility, but I haven't heard or read of
> anything that says that is actually the case.
>
> -Jay

Lots of places. Here's one:

http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=870

Music rights have scuttled a **** load of tv series releases. Beavis and
Butthead will never get a proper release due to this.

Napalm68

Yes, Napal is right. I heard the same thing.

Charmed had the same problem because they used a lot of music
especially when Piper had the club.

To me, if the artists or record companies agreed to let it be in the
series when it aired, then it should be stipulated in the contract that
it can be used for any future format like DVD. If not, things will
reach a point to where songs are not used in shows as much because it
is too hard for them to get copyright clearance in the future when
releasing it to DVD.

Soap Operas are having the same problem at SoapNet.
When General Hospital plays some songs in the ABC episode, sometimes it
is a different song used when the same episode airs that exact same day
on SoapNet.

I see Malcolm In The Middle Season 1 was back in some stores I went to
recently like it was reissued (everything's the same, no changes).
Maybe with the new boom of everyone suddenly buying Seasonal DVDs,
maybe they were hoping to cash in some more bucks to make Season 2
possible.

jttsonlygirl@yahoo.com

But Malcom in the Middle doesn't feature musical songs other than in the
opening credits, and one would miss that song.






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Mr. Pope John Hole III

Mr. Pope John Hole III wrote:
> But Malcom in the Middle doesn't feature musical songs other than in the
> opening credits, and one would miss that song.
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> †††
> Mr. Pope John Hole III
>
> The favor of your reply is requested.
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> http://icasualties.org/oif/
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> "I once fought for two days with an arrow through my testicle." Kingdom
> of Heaven
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> "You would make a destructive god, Mr. Hole, but as a human, you remain
> pathetic and ineffectual." -- Heck
>


Yeah, that's the funny thing. I thought that was the case too - from memory
anyhow. It does have music in the episodes, but I slways just thought it was scored.

Who knows. I have read it on MITM specifically (as with my previously posted
link to TVShowsondvd). I wish they'd just release it.

Napalm68