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Posted by teem on 09/26/43 11:52
On Sun, 09 Jul 2006 04:36:27 GMT, jayembee
<jayembeenospam@snurcher.com> wrote:
>teem <stooges2757@alltell.net> wrote:
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>> Was at monsters in motion 7 they're offering a set of the show,
>> i'm worried it;s a hack job?,not licensed?
>
>It's a hack job; no licensed.
>
>There is no legitimate DVD release of the show, nor has there been any
>indication of one in the foreseeable future. Fox (who produced the
>show, and owns the rights to it) has only said that they don't have
>any current plans to do one. The general belief is that there are
>rights issues with the characters. Though Fox owns the series, the
>characters are still owned by George Trendle's Estate, so Fox would
>likely have to negotiate for a new license to put the show out on
>DVD.
>
>(The same problem is holding up BATMAN, which is owned by Fox, but
>the characters are owned by Warner subsidiary DC Comics.)
>
>> How does one find out these things?.I want pritine shows like
>> Voyage is.
>
>Rule of thumb is that if it's not available from major etailers (like
>Amazon or DVD Planet) or major retailers (like Best Buy or Wal-Mart),
>it's most likely not a legit release.
>
>You can also bookmark the site tvshowsondvd.com. While they do miss
>a fair number of titles (titles from Public Domain labels, for
>example, or relatively obscure non-American series), if it's a
>well-known series, and they don't have a DVD release listed, it's
>not a legit release.
>
>-- jayembee
So,you think this a ''at home'' job?,some dude cranking out
dvds?,Theres gotta be some legit from this,no cable station runs all
the Hornet eps.,where did all the epws. come from?.I'm calling
monsters In motion tomorrow.
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