Great TV Not on DVD

[Benji]

Looking for some good shows that never made it to DVD, can be a single pilot, a mini-series or a full series. Was thinking about it the other day when I realised that I hadn't heard anything more about "Nobody's Watching" for ages, got me thinking about the Aquaman pilot too.

[K]

There's an amazing British Post-Apocalyptic show called The Last Train that I started a thread about a year or so ago. The thread got quite popular and quite a few people said that they found the show and really enjoyed it. Can't remember if you were one of them. According to Wikipedia...

As of July 2009, the series has not been released on DVD or any other format and has never played in the USA at all.

[thuganomic]

Whose Line Is It Anyway....

I know Season 1 is there, but damnit, we need every single clip, included all the unedited stuff.

[Downward Spiral]

As If.

Amazing proto-Skins teen drama, which has never made it to video and likely never will, due to the ludicrous amounts of licensed music it used in every episode

[Blue Rosler]

Simon Reeve's collection of BBC World travel related shows here were all great but apparently not on DVD. I loved Equator.

[Damian WayLNKe]

I was about to post about the old 90's Nickelodeon shows such as Are You Afraid of the Dark, but I just saw that they actually have DVDs now. I will say that I would like to see a release of the Tom Green Show from MTV.

[Benji]

There's an amazing British Post-Apocalyptic show called The Last Train that I started a thread about a year or so ago. The thread got quite popular and quite a few people said that they found the show and really enjoyed it. Can't remember if you were one of them. According to Wikipedia...

As of July 2009, the series has not been released on DVD or any other format and has never played in the USA at all.

Ah! That was one of the ones I was thinking of, I remembered you'd made the thread and I think I watched part of one of the episodes but couldn't find the rest so I let it lie, something I'll definitely need to hunt out, cheers

[IDOL]

All That, Keenan & Kel, and Undergrads.

[Jimmy]

Mock The Week; other than the Too Hot For TV. Maybe I'm wrong, though. Also, Dragon Ball Z in region 2. I'd love to have that on DVD but it all seems to be region 1, which saddens me.

[GoGo Yubari]

All That, Keenan & Kel, and Undergrads.

I've seen the first two on The N in repeats; they have not aged that well, sadly.

For me, Daria still qualifies but I think that's going to be on DVD later this year. Also the third season of Pete & Pete needs to be released, dammit, that is a '90s Nick show that is just as good now as it was when it was released.

[Blue Rosler]

Simon Reeve's collection of BBC World travel related shows here were all great but apparently not on DVD. I loved Equator.

Aparently some of Simon Reeve's stuff is available for purchase directly from the BBC. The only catch is they don't say what parts, and it costs £25 per DVD.

What a rip-off.

[Timmoru Suzuki]

The Last Train, for shizzle.

And Albert the Fifth Muskateer, for a cartoon I loved as a kid.

[ChrisSteeleAteMyHamster]

Mysterious Cities of Gold finally made it onto DVD a couple of years ago which was a terribly overlooked series from long ago.

Outlaws (AN incredible BBC series from a few years ago about small-time defence attorneys starring Phil Daniels) was released on DVD but had a tiny release meaning that the DVD is really expensive IF you can find it. That needs a bigger re-release.

[Pesci]

The Wonder Years :@

Will apparently never be released because of the mad cost of all the music they use.

[Ananas]

All That, Keenan & Kel, and Undergrads.

I have Undergrads on DVD. I don't know if it was just region 1, but it was released.

Two Guys A Girl and a Pizza Place and The Norm Show never got DVD releases. I get why, but it still sucks. I'd love to have DVD's of Ken Finkelman's non-Newsroom series, but they also never got released.