| 3/13/2007 4:02 AM |
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Schuyler
Member since: 3/13/2007 | | C.O.P.S | | As you look at your message board you see a lot of C.O.P.S threads, that as to mean something. I saw something in another post about just releasing it all the same time, thats a good idea. Most people like to buy something from start to fin. I just got all 4box set of He-man and will get all 4box set of thundercats next month. Us 80s cartoon geeks, love our toons and are willing to buy them all.in one shot. Please give us what we want. |
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| 3/14/2007 11:39 AM |
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TheMarioCousin
Member since: 2/25/2007 | | RE: C.O.P.S | Good point. Some of my favorite episodes came later in the series, and it would be great to complete the collection. The production quality of the set was so good. It would be tragic for the rest of the series to miss such preservation.
Chuck -
Videoland Historian and ACME Field Agent for Pride and Nostalgia |
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| 3/23/2007 7:26 PM |
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davewriter
Member since: 2/8/2007 | | RE: C.O.P.S | Brian said something about how it would cost Shout a lot of money to release the whole series at once, since there were only 66 episodes. Shows like Sonic the Hedgehog had only 26 episodes per season, so they can release the whole series at once there.
It seems almost as if the only way we can get the rest of the series released onto DVD is to send a persuasive business letter to the head honchoes, in a business-like fashion without sounding demanding. "Release the rest of the C.O.P.S. first season or I'll blow up your house" is not, I repeat, NOT exactly going to help here.
We will also need to put out some eye-catching advertising promoting this, so that fans who may have forgotten the show (it was 18 years ago, after all) will remember it, and be interested enough to purchase it. The only question is, how do we start in both areas? |
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| 3/23/2007 9:18 PM |
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Crazyharp81602
Member since: 1/10/2007 | | RE: C.O.P.S | A short while ago, I did send out a very nice e-mail letter to SF requesting to release the rest of the series out on DVD. Hey, they say sending letters to SF is much more effective than making online petitions that most people say don't work. I think eye catching advertising is a great idea as long as we have the stuff to do it. But the most important thing about advertising is that it should never be done that leads to something very similar to the moonighties incident came about in Boston awhile back and above all, no spamming! So I'm all for what you have suggested, Dave.
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| 3/23/2007 9:22 PM |
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Crazyharp81602
Member since: 1/10/2007 | | RE: C.O.P.S | | Oops. I forgot to mention. Did anyone else send out a letter to SF, requesting them to release the rest of the series out on DVD? |
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| 3/23/2007 9:48 PM |
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Crazyharp81602
Member since: 1/10/2007 | | RE: C.O.P.S | Back again. I've just thought of this as I was leaving to use the bathroom. Why not make a homemade video advertising the C.O.P.S. series and load it up on youtube for all to see? I honestly don't have a video camera and I'm no good at animation but I know for the fact that there's someone out there who does excellent work in homemade videos and animation. So, if there's someone out there who's real good at making videos for youtube, How's about making a real good eye-catching video commercial advertisement for the C.O.P.S. series?
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| 3/27/2007 2:01 PM |
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B Ward
Member since: 1/12/2007 | | RE: C.O.P.S | Go for it! Seriously, guys, we need to get more of our advertisement out there via the web. These things thrive on word-of-mouth. There's literally nothing I'd like more than to resume with where I left off on C.O.P.S.
Brian
"Know Thyself"
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