Viz Media Announces The Return Of The Classic Series Ranma 1

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Viz Media Announces The Return Of The Classic Series Ranma 1
Viz Media Announces The Return Of The Classic Series Ranma 1

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Classic television shows now available on DVD and video have created a new way to ensure that these memories are not lost. As more and more popular televisions shows became available on DVD in the 90s, there became a growing interest to see older television sitcoms on DVD as well. Shows like ER, Star Trek and The Simpsons were being sold at a tremendous rate which led to more and more people asking what happened to the other shows they once loved. Few television networks are able to show classic television programs which left a large gap of potential entertainment untapped and potentially gone forever.

Classic Sitcoms. I Love Lucy. The Honeymooners. The Dick Van Dyke Show Leave it to Beaver. The Brady Bunch. The Beverly Hill Billies. The Cosby Show Family Ties. The Jeffersons. Happy Days. Mash. The Monkees. Did you sit around watching these shows (or reruns of these shows ) with your family when you were a kid? Chances are you did. All of these classic television sitcoms are available on DVD Wouldn't it be great to sit back with your kids and a great big bowl of popcorn and watch The Cosby Show 's Claire Huxtable tell her husband Cliff to please go upstairs and kill the children?

Classic tv enthusiasts represent a large market of customers. There had been several classic sitcoms and range shows that had been aired among the 50s, 60s and 70s, that represent not only a huge generation of viewers but a pretty powerful time in American history. They speak for the events of that age and incorporate social and political commentary that goes correct along with when they had been produced. Consequently, they are nostalgic entertainment and enjoyable to relive. For those that watched these shows when they originally aired, classic Tv DVDs permit them to relive that time in their life.

Starting out with television at its inception must have been an exciting time. Johnny Carson got in on the true ground floor and never left until his retirement some 40 years later. What a mark he left on the industry. His first stint on the visual air was hosting an afternoon program broadcast out of Omaha, Nebraska, called The Squirrel's Nest. He pretty much had the run of that show doing local interviews, practicing his vast array of characters by performing skits and sketches and learning how to perfect his inimitable timing in the delivery of jokes and stories.