MY DVD & BLU-RAY TV SHOW COLLECTION: 2020

[@strose2002]

Just watched this. Fantastic! You have a incredible collection. Wow. Happy for you!

[@richardwhite2344]

Love the video Joe, You love a lot of shows that I do. Lost In space, Sanford, ove American style, Laverne And Shirley, Sonny And Cher show and so many more. Take care

[@abbdabs67]

some great choices of classic tv

[@kimba8387]

26:46 is a perfect episode length haha! Joe, I enjoyed this tremendously ! I have many of those dvds and soo much more! I'll list a few, but if I did a video it would turn into a mini series! Mannix, Night Gallery, Murder She Wrote, Little House on the Prairie ,Father Knows Best 💕, Patty Duke, That Girl, MTM, Doris Day show, Wonder Years, Brady Bunch, Bob Newhart, Man & Girl From Uncle, Three's Company, Donna Reed, Roseanne, My Three Sons and MUCH MUCH more! Plus some westerns like Bonanza, Gunsmoke and the Big Valley! And all my British shows....and all my kid shows like She-Ra, Scooby-Doo , on and on and on! I honestly should cut my cable!

[@MrCineMayo]

Now that's a great reply!

[@bmxseeker6780]

Very Cool TV SHOW collection , What no Gilligan,s Island or Green Acres , awesome collection you certainly got enough stuff to watch enjoy , heres some books to help you read more about tv shows " The Early Shows : a Reference Guide , Network and syndicated prime time television (Richard Irvin ) , The Bionic book the six Million dollar man & Bionic Woman Reconstructed ( Herbie Pilato ) , Johnny Olson a voice in time : from the birth of modern media to "the price is right " ( Randy West ) , Window to the Future : the Golden age of Television marketing and advertising ( Steve Kosareff ) enjoyed it , enjoy your classic tv watching take care

[@MrCineMayo]

Never cared for GILLIGAN'S ISLAND at all - but I LOVE the classic theme song.

[@franco426]

Great collection! Add the Monkees tv series someday. Those were good.

[@jdthompson5778]

Thanks for showing! Lots in common with my TV collection... plus a few I’m familiar with but never watched much if at all that I’d still like to try or watch more of. I really thought the This Is Your Life set was cool! I knew of the show but never had a chance to watch any and didn’t know a set like that existed!

[@willlindauer544]

Good collection! I have few collected tv shows, but that may be more of my baby boomer attitude that tv is disposible (which it isn’t). That said, I have complete Wanted Dead or Alive; Prisoner; British Office; and SCTV, just to name the ones that come to mind. Your collection is very impressive!

[@grey1951]

Very nice collection, Joe. I may borrow this idea from you and show my TV collection. I definitely need to get those Honeymooners sets.

[@MrCineMayo]

Great, Mike! Best thing in the community is when we can all inspire each other. I am still debating doing a general WHAT I'VE WATCHED LATELY series with multiple titles, or dedicated one-review-vide-per-film approach.

[@tterapin]

Very impressive collection Joe

[@Kilgore_Trout_]

I still need that Lost Episodes set. The classic 39 do me great, but still.

[@MrCineMayo]

Oh, believe me there are some gems within those lesser seen episodes!

[@Kilgore_Trout_]

MayosMovies gah. I’m revisiting season four of curb right now, but I think I’ll throw on my 39 set next.

[@jasonpp1973]

Wow, incredible collection!

[@rodpetale4822]

Hi Joe being born December 1962, I was brought up watching high chaparral,alias smith and jones,lost in space,land of the giants,planet of the apes and the odd couple.if you lived in the uk me and you would be best buddies,then there is the this band I like the Beatles,I think you would like them haha,stay cool buddy

[@mosh4643]

Hello young Joseph my son and I who has the professor memorabilia channel have subscribed to your movie channel hope this helps take care son stay healthy

[@BeatUpRecordsCDs]

I always wanted to know in-depth what dvds were on the bookcases behind you. thanks Joe

[@stephenmkeer]

I only have eight seasons of curb your enthusiasm so far.

[@ronbrajkovic6327]

I had some of those: Adventures of Superman, Happy Days first few seasons, Laverne and Shirley but sold everything 4 years ago. The first season of Happy Days had all of the original music but securing the rights to the songs was too expensive, so they replaced most of it in season 2. I now have The Munsters. The Incredible Hulk (Bill Bixby), The Office, Futurama (minus 3 of the movies), The Wonder Years, WKRP In Cincinnati, Gilligan's Island, Twin Peaks: From Z To A, Wonder Woman, Batman (Adam West) and Battlestar Galactica: Definitive Collection (1978). All are complete series with the last 4 on Blu. I tried watching the Addams Family but couldn't get into it, great cast though, always preferred the Munsters,

[@Knabtube626]

Nice collection, Joe!

[@robsmoviecollection3715]

No Twilight Zone! Shocking! Yeah, I haven't gotten them yet either. It's a sin but I'm working on it. I like the packaging for King of Queens. The show itself I don't really need to own but one of the best packagings I've seen in a while. I watch All in the family everyday around lunch. I agree about Two Broke Girls and also all Chuck Lorre shows which unfortunately includes Two and a half Men and the Big Bang Bang Theory. But my father loves them. So I tend to hear them playing a lot. Now Lucy of course is the best! SO many classic moments grafted into my memory. No matter where my mind goes in the future, even if I begin to lose it, I know I will always be able to pull up a memory of Vitameatavegamin! Dirty jobs is pretty good. I think that show owes a lot of Mike Rowe's personality. He's really fun to watch. Hey Abbott! I think I have that Little rascals too. My cousin and I used to watch them religiously when we were kids. We used to try to build go carts and stuff because of them. But we could never find a bunch of ducks to run out boat. It sucks when they cut stuff for politically correct reasons. For Gods sake we didn't used to go to school and expect all the black kids to speak like Buckwheat! Munster is great as is Addams family but I always skewed more towars the Munsters. More visual for a kid. I have Friday the 13th series. God show. I liked it exactly because it had nothing to do with those movies. Lost in Space was always fun to watch as a kid. Now Raymond is the opposite of Chuck Lorre's shows. Very well written. They always have only one storyline running through each episode that involves most of the characters as opposed to the usual A, B and C stories formulas that they employ in most series. And it had a great finale. Ironically I love Seinfeld but I can't stand Larry David. At least on his own show. And yet so much of him is in Seinfeld. Go figure. Great SNL collection. I only have the first season. Lol, nice to see someone else remember Love American Style! Til Death is pretty good. They show it late at night around her. They do work great together and Joely Fisher is niiiiice to look at and very funny. Sonny and Cher was good to watch. I used to watch it along with the Donny and Marie show. Goerge Reeves made a fantastic Superman. Loved his appearance on Lucy. Still watch Carol. Don't know why they don't put them out by season. And I do remember Room 222. I love Happy Days! I've never agreed with the Jump the Shark thing. It went bad when Ritchie left. But the day after Fonzie jumped the shark on water skies , it was all we could talk about at school and we loved it! Great collection!

[@MrCineMayo]

Wow you certainly covered it all!

[@worlds1ep3enthusiast92]

"I'm the kind of person that's only interested when Archie's squaring off against Mike, Meathead." Amen.

[@paulb111]

My entire tv dvd collection: a ton of MST3K, first season Bewitched, some Avengers, a Diner's Drive-ins and Dives set, a dvd of I SPY, the larry sanders show, SNL-4th season(because Walter Matthau hosted one episode), a dvd of The twilight zone (3 episodes), SNL-the best of Phil Hartman and best of Jon Lovitz, a veronica mars set, a tomorrow show/tom Snyder set punk & new wave, which has Joan Jett on it. That's about it.

[@Kilgore_Trout_]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@stephenmkeer]

I prefer the munsters to the Addams family.👍

[@annemurrayfan80]

wow. king of queens great show (wanna get it on dvd or blu ray), all in the family (there it is) 8 seasons nice. i own 8 of 12 seasons of hawaii five o (original series 1968 to 1980), two in a half men was a good show (with charlie sheen) and i enjoyed 2 broke girls (own all six season), rest of your collection is awesome. i really enjoying this video bro. and i subbed to the channel now. no. 605 lol. have a great day bro. Mike M from canada eh!! and patricia heaton fan

[@kaczman6301]

No Car 54, The Phil Silvers Show, The Many Loves Of Dobie Gillis, Twilight Zone

[@MrCineMayo]

"No" to the first three. But I will get a Twilight Zone.

[@DocDoccus]

"Verrrry interrresting". I almost had the Cabin Fever release of The Little Rascals, but the eBay seller stiffed me. As far as I know those go for a lot of $$$ these days, so it must have been a good set. Yeah, some series you don't need the whole run, just when they were good before the shark jump. When you talked about "replaced music" I thought for sure you were going to hold up WKRP in Cincinnati, the most notorious of all releases, but The Odd Couple?? Whoa! No guff!!

[@robbalboni4179]

a great collection of these classic tv series joe! loved everything you showed, i oen some of these to but there is so much more to get. always liked ''love american style'' and i remember watching this when it first came out on friday nights back in 1969 or 1970 or so. have the munsters complete series also, i did like the addams family but thought the munsters was a more entertaining and funny show. ''american graffiti'' is probably my favorite film as well, everytime i mention this film as my favorite to someone they always ask why? it was very well done in all aspects and covered the early 60s,especially 1962 to great detail and the way it was. loved this era and was fortunate to grow up in it, thanks for sharing these gems, take care, rob