I don't know about a number, but you can go to TV Shows on DVD at [link]
I already signed up for The Inside, and they frown on multiples. Drat.
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[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls and The Inside), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
I don't know about a number, but you can go to TV Shows on DVD at [link]
I already signed up for The Inside, and they frown on multiples. Drat.
"For more information on new and upcoming DVD or VHS releases, please email foxdrop@4icc.com or call 1-888-223-2FOX." That's 1-888-223-2369.
I could be totally making this up and I'm too lazy to check (so sorry if i'm wrong), but I thought Tim (or maybe Allyson?) said not to bother because they weren't going to be making DVDs.
I don't remember.
I could be totally making this up and I'm too lazy to check (so sorry if i'm wrong), but I thought Tim (or maybe Allyson?) said not to bother because they weren't going to be making DVDs.
This was already Nillied.
Short answer: The Inside DVDs are unlikely.
Yeah, I seem to remember Tim taunting us (read: Allyson) that he had them, and we (also Allyson) didn't.
I still don't have the DVDs, FYI.
Dammit. I managed to ahem the first 8 episodes, but it's just not enough.
I just can't see what Fox has to gain by sitting on the remaining episodes. Considering they've invested a not small amount of money in the show, why not try to make some of that back? They release cancelled shows all the time, what makes this case different?
If they've calculated that they can't move enough units with a wide distribution, why not make a limited run that they can sell exclusively on their website? They can produce more according to demand to maximize profits. If nothing else, couldn't they just release the episodes on iTunes or an equivalent?
I can't at all figure out why the suits choose the series they do to release on DVD, and not others. They haven't released Early Edition, for example, which ran for five seasons and was quite popular. But they did release Harsh Realm, which was cancelled quickly because, as far as I know, only three people watched it.
Maybe they'll decide to release them eventually, someday. Odyssey 5 and The Sentinel are getting DVDs this year, some years after they were cancelled. Maybe they're waiting for the viewing public to forget which show it was, so they'll think it's new and be intrigued and buy it on DVD. The viewing public are like goldfish, you know. Around and around the same bowl, "Ooo, that's new! Ooo, that's new!" when it's the same thing over and over. When they actually find something new, like The Inside, they're frightened and flee. Maybe if it's packaged like something familiar, they'll buy it.
Perhaps I need coffee.