Whether on DVD or streaming? Like this Mr. Smith show on NBC, only recently some bootleg episodes have been made available. 13 episodes, you just plop them onto a DVD like Mission Hill or Undergrads, and there you go.
>>222795395It's outrageous that this piece of Black History has been overlooked.
>>222795395Didn't this happen to one of the shows made by the Sopranos' creator?
This show is my white whale. I've always wanted to see it.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_High_Life_(American_TV_series)There are a lot more too, especially from HBO. There was that male version of Sex And The City called Mind of the Married Man. There was a weird show with Billy Crystal and Michael McKean. Both have little clips on youtube but little else. I remember thinking the Married Man show just sucked when it was on, but it bugs me that it's buried now and we can't watch it. Someone somewhere has it on VHS on a shelf. There were people that taped everything until the mid 2000s and later. There are people right now who capture everything digitally. But a lot of these things just have no interest and would open up a can of worms for music royalties and all that shit.
Here's some Mr. Smith a kid taped off of TV.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNnvtuZptOs
This 1983 commercial for Burger King has Andrew McCarthy and Elizabeth Shue in it. Never seen it before.
>>222795395Because one guy with a wart on his nose is the only one who would actually buy the shit.
