Lord Dalek
10-19-2004, 11:16 AM
A while back we had a thread about TvonDvd releases we'd like to see and I listed a definitive box set of The Twilight Zone would be what I'd kill to see. Aparrantly Image was listening.
From The Digital Bits:
Morning, everyone! Congrats to you Sox fans on your team staying alive for at least one more match-up with the Yankees. Some pretty damn good baseball last night, I'll tell you.
We've got a bunch of new DVD announcements to cover today. First up, Image Entertainment has announced that it will release The Twilight Zone: The Definitive Edition - Season 1 on 12/28 (SRP $119.99). This 6-disc set will include all 36 episodes mastered from new high-definition transfers using the original camera negatives, audio in the original mono, audio commentaries (by Earl Holliman, Martin Landau, Rod Taylor, Martin Milner, Kevin McCarthy, Ted Post and William Self), vintage audio "recollections" (with Burgess Meredith, Douglas Heyes, Richard Bare, Buck Houghton, Anne Francis and Richard Masterson), Rod Sterling audio lectures from Sherwood Oaks College, isolated music scores (featuring the work of Bernard Herrman, Jerry Goldsmith and more), Rod Serling's promos for "next week's show", the original unaired pilot episode (Where Is Everybody?) featuring Serling's network pitch, a rare Serling blooper, the 466-page Twilight Zone Companion book by Marc Scott Zicree and more! Is that an amazing list of extras for this set or what?
All I can say is YES!
From The Digital Bits:
Morning, everyone! Congrats to you Sox fans on your team staying alive for at least one more match-up with the Yankees. Some pretty damn good baseball last night, I'll tell you.
We've got a bunch of new DVD announcements to cover today. First up, Image Entertainment has announced that it will release The Twilight Zone: The Definitive Edition - Season 1 on 12/28 (SRP $119.99). This 6-disc set will include all 36 episodes mastered from new high-definition transfers using the original camera negatives, audio in the original mono, audio commentaries (by Earl Holliman, Martin Landau, Rod Taylor, Martin Milner, Kevin McCarthy, Ted Post and William Self), vintage audio "recollections" (with Burgess Meredith, Douglas Heyes, Richard Bare, Buck Houghton, Anne Francis and Richard Masterson), Rod Sterling audio lectures from Sherwood Oaks College, isolated music scores (featuring the work of Bernard Herrman, Jerry Goldsmith and more), Rod Serling's promos for "next week's show", the original unaired pilot episode (Where Is Everybody?) featuring Serling's network pitch, a rare Serling blooper, the 466-page Twilight Zone Companion book by Marc Scott Zicree and more! Is that an amazing list of extras for this set or what?
All I can say is YES!