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Which shows do you have the COMPLETE series for on DVD?
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<blockquote data-quote="J. R.&#039;s Piece" data-source="post: 105949" data-attributes="member: 12"><p>1965 seems about right. The monochrome 1965-66 (shot 1964-66)series of The Avengers was sold to ABC in 1966 and they financed the colour episodes to begin shooting from 1966.</p><p></p><p>I’ve also got differing versions of lots of episodes of shows too. Not counting foreign language versions with different titles, I’ve got all 26 episodes of Randall and Hopkirk Deceased with two different title sequences for each episode. What happened there was that ITC New York wanted the handprint opening titles</p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]BNPrFgU-h0g[/MEDIA]</p><p>changed to something that explained the show in greater detail. So they put in extra footage from the first episode to show how Marty met his death and show his gravestone and had Kenneth Cope doing a voiceover that explains that only Jeff can see Marty. After that, they changed the show’s title to My Partner The Ghost. So there are three different versions of the opening titles. The handprint, the graveyard and the graveyard with the new title. I think the handprint titles (by Chambers & Partners) look nicer to me.</p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]FT-jXThueno[/MEDIA]</p><p>I’ve got at least three different versions of Kill Oscar part 2, due to putting The Six Million Dollar Man episode in The Bionic Woman package with the other two parts and the changes made to captions, titles and credits. And differing versions of The Prisoner because Network screwed up the opening titles and credits on the DVD release. As well as the different versions of Arrival and The Chimes of Big Ben. And different versions of Danger Man, because Network’s complete and uncut release has some cut episodes on it. And different versions of Danger Man as something called Secret Agent, which I have no forgiveness for.</p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]bG0u3-Gbu88[/MEDIA]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="J. R.'s Piece, post: 105949, member: 12"] 1965 seems about right. The monochrome 1965-66 (shot 1964-66)series of The Avengers was sold to ABC in 1966 and they financed the colour episodes to begin shooting from 1966. I’ve also got differing versions of lots of episodes of shows too. Not counting foreign language versions with different titles, I’ve got all 26 episodes of Randall and Hopkirk Deceased with two different title sequences for each episode. What happened there was that ITC New York wanted the handprint opening titles [MEDIA=youtube]BNPrFgU-h0g[/MEDIA] changed to something that explained the show in greater detail. So they put in extra footage from the first episode to show how Marty met his death and show his gravestone and had Kenneth Cope doing a voiceover that explains that only Jeff can see Marty. After that, they changed the show’s title to My Partner The Ghost. So there are three different versions of the opening titles. The handprint, the graveyard and the graveyard with the new title. I think the handprint titles (by Chambers & Partners) look nicer to me. [MEDIA=youtube]FT-jXThueno[/MEDIA] I’ve got at least three different versions of Kill Oscar part 2, due to putting The Six Million Dollar Man episode in The Bionic Woman package with the other two parts and the changes made to captions, titles and credits. And differing versions of The Prisoner because Network screwed up the opening titles and credits on the DVD release. As well as the different versions of Arrival and The Chimes of Big Ben. And different versions of Danger Man, because Network’s complete and uncut release has some cut episodes on it. And different versions of Danger Man as something called Secret Agent, which I have no forgiveness for. [MEDIA=youtube]bG0u3-Gbu88[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]
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