As the title says.

In the late 90s, I was very into video tapes. Yet I was aware of the quality and durability issues of VHS. I dreamed of someday owning a high-end U-Matic VCR and archive quality tapes of The Twilight Zone and Space Ghost Coast to Coast.

I finally got a DVD player from an overstock place for $30 in 2002. I bought a few DVDs, but this was also the point where I was getting into real responsibilities, so I had less money to blow on movies and stuff. I did rent movies frequently. I got pretty tired of special features. On old movies it was usually just some trailers, and on new movies, it seemed like every special feature was people talking about how great and amazing it was to make this movie, how great the director and actors were to work with, how amazing blue screen fx are.

For some reason, videos never had much (if any) supplemental packaging, unlike music. For movies and TV these days, I am completely over physical media. The majority of my viewing now is broadcast, streaming, and downloads and I'm fine with that.

I'd like to have "Ed" on DVD (not really that retro but...). Also "The Adventures of Brisco County Jr. (also not that retro I suppose).

Sonic X on DVD would cool too. English dubbed.

The Adventures of Brisco County Jr. is a 93-94 series, so it has to be retro.

thecrow174 wrote :
The Adventures of Brisco County Jr. is a 93-94 series, so it has to be retro.

Really? I didn't realize it was that old. Time flies I guess.

I'll list mine soon.

And man, I got a whole bunch to list!

Pretty much any TV Show that only ran for a season or two, those seem to get pretty much forgotten. Ferris Bueller ran for like 2 seasons but it's impossible to find a full episode online.

vkimo wrote :
Pretty much any TV Show that only ran for a season or two, those seem to get pretty much forgotten. Ferris Bueller ran for like 2 seasons but it's impossible to find a full episode online.

There was a Ferris Bueller tv show???!!! How did I miss this?

how about savage dragon?

Savage Dragon is fearless!

Image Comics were all the rage in the 90's. But some of these cartoon adaptations left a lot to be desired.

My favorite Image comic in the 90's, by the way, was Cyberforce.