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Actually it was a box set of 2 of the Lucy SHow Lost Episode Lists.

The 2 Lucy Show Episode Lost Episode DVDs I got were

Lucy Show, The - The Lost Episodes Marathon (1962)
( Lucille Ball Show, The )
- Lucy & the Ring-A-Ding-Ring
- Lucy gets Caught in the Draft
- Viv Visits Lucy
- Main Street USA
- Lucy Meets the Law

Lucy Show, The - The Lost Episodes Marathon (1962)
( Lucille Ball Show, The )
- Lucy Gets a Roommate
- Lucy and Carol in Palm Springs
- Lucy Meets John Wayne
- Lucy with George Burns
- Lucy Meets the Berles

I just got a huge set of dvds of the lucy show,They are also labeled as lost episodes marathon,its a huge 6 disc set of all of those single disc ones bundled together in a cardboard sleeve thingie.

The Episodes It Includes Are:
Disc 1:

Lucy Gets A Roommate
Lucy & Carol In Palm Springs
Lucy Meets John Wayne
Lucy With George Burns
Lucy Meets The Berles

Disc 2:

Lucy & The Ring-A-Ding-Ding
Lucy Gets Caught Up In The Draft
Viv Visits Lucy
Main Street USA
Lucy Meets The Law

Disc 3:

Lucy,The Flight Manager
Lucy Meets Tennessee Ernie Ford
Lucy,The Star Maker
Lucy Gets Jack Benny's Account
Little Old Lucy

Disc 4:

Lucy And Viv Put In A Shower
Lucy's Barbershop Quartet
Lucy The Bean Queen

Disc 5:

Lucy And The Submarine
Lucy And Paul Winchell
Lucy Goes To London

Disc 6:

Lucy And Pat Collins
Lucy And The Monkey
Lucy And Phil Silvers

my grandma got it for me since she knows its one of my favorite shows.

I would love to see some Lucy but I doubt I would buy DVDs. I remember when they had it on W (women's network) a few years back and I saw a bunch of episodes and I thought they were hilarious!

For a classic sitcom I'm considering buying Honeymooners. That show just has something about it that draws me in so fast. Whenever I see it on I have to watch it all.

I want the I Love Lucy season boxsets... Fox edits the episodes for their afternoon Lucy programs to save on time. :/

Anyhoo, I finally got around to purchasing Gargoyles: Season One and The Nightmare Before Christmas SE today.

Well, since I seemed to have started something by asking which Lucy episodes DG has, I'll post mine:

TV Favorites: The Lucy Show
Disc 1:
Lucy and Jack Benny (also titled "Lucy Gets Jack Benny's Account")
Little Old Lady
Lucy & George Burns
Lucy Meets the Berles
Lucy Gets Trapped (MY FAVORITE!)

Disc 2:
Lucy the Babysitter
Lucy & Paul Winchell
Lucy Flies To London
Lucy The Bean Queen
Lucy Meets The Law

TV Favorites: The Lucy Show, Vol. 2 (I think this is the same one you have DG, except mine's not titled "Lucy's Lost Episodes")
Disc 1:
Lucy The Starmaker
Lucy Meets Robert Goulet
Lucy Gets a Roommate
Lucy & Carol in Palm Springs
Lucy's Barbershop Quartet

Disc 2:
Lucy & Viv Put in a Shower
Lucy's Substitute Secretary
Lucy and the French Movie Star
Main Street U.S.A.
Lucy Meets Sheldon Leonard

I also have this 4-disc set called "TV Classics - Collector's Edition: The Lucy Show", which contains all the episodes from the other sets I listed (except for "Main Street USA"), and the following:

Disc 1:
(all from the previous sets)

Disc 2:
Lucy And John Wayne
Lucy The Fight Manager
(5 from the previous sets)

Disc 3:
Lucy Gets Caught In The Draft
Lucy And Pat Collins
Viv Visits Lucy
Lucy Meets Tennessee Ernie Ford
(3 from the previous sets)

Disc 4:
Mooney The Monkey
Lucy And The Ring-A-Ding Ring
Lucy And The Submarine
(4 from the previous sets)

I'd return the 2-disc sets I have since the 4-disc had them all, plus the 9 not in the 2-discs, but since the 4-disc doesn't have "Main Street USA", I don't want to sell them.

So it looks like the following 30 episodes are in public domain since they seem to be readily available:
Lucy Gets Jack Benny's Account
Little Old Lady
Lucy & George Burns
Lucy Meets the Berles
Lucy Gets Trapped
Lucy the Babysitter
Lucy & Paul Winchell
Lucy Flies To London
Lucy The Bean Queen
Lucy Meets The Law
Lucy The Starmaker
Lucy Meets Robert Goulet
Lucy Gets a Roommate
Lucy & Carol in Palm Springs
Lucy's Barbershop Quartet
Lucy & Viv Put in a Shower
Lucy's Substitute Secretary
Lucy and the French Movie Star
Main Street U.S.A.
Lucy Meets Sheldon Leonard
Lucy And John Wayne
Lucy The Fight Manager
Lucy Gets Caught In The Draft
Lucy And Pat Collins
Viv Visits Lucy
Lucy Meets Tennessee Ernie Ford
Mooney The Monkey
Lucy And The Ring-A-Ding Ring
Lucy And The Submarine
Lucy And Phil Silvers

I guess the only one out of the 30 I don't have is "Lucy And Phil Silvers".

Also, yesterday I bought Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure for $9.44 and Cartoon Craze, Vol. 10 - Gabby and Friends: It's A Hap, Hap, Happy Day for $1.

Watched B&T last night. It was most excellent.

Escapay

For Christmas, I recieved Moulin Rouge, Mulan, Princess Mononoke, and volume 2 of Speed Racer.

Today I went out to spend some cash. I got the Family Guy Freakin' Sweet collection, 8 Mile, and a special edition of Space Jam.

I'm having difficulty finding The Triplets of Belleville.

Hi guys! I'm back from Australia! Missed you a lot!

I bought six DVDs there:

Sleeping Beauty: 2-Disc SE
Mary Poppins: 2-Disc SE
Pocahontas: 2-Disc SE
Lilo & Stitch: 2-Disc SE
The Tigger Movie
Piglet's Big Movie

The 2 SEs exclusive to Australia (Pocahontas & Stitch) look really good and I'm so happy to own them!

On Saturday,

I Felt like I was in a hitchock mood, so I purchased

These 3 DVDs off the internet

Marnie
Torn Curtain
Trouble With Harry

Well, I didn't buy it but I got Anchorman on DVD from my grandmother's live in nurse for a late Xmas present... The movie is ridiculously stupid but kinda funny at times so I guess I'll keep it but then again I might take it to CD warehouse and trade it in for $8.00.

Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Special Extended Edition DVD

-Aaron

Oh, I think I forgot to mention that I got Shrek 2: Enchanting Far Far Away 2 Disc Special Edition this Christmas. It's exclusive to England and has a talking cover! How cool is that?

With Christmas money, I bought:
Mary Poppins: 40th Anniversary Edition
The Audrey Hepburn DVD Collection with Sabrina, Breakfast At Tiffany's, and Roman Holiday
100 Cartoon Classics
3-disc boxed set of double features of classic movies
Clue
Return To Oz Disney DVD release

Dark Angel: The Complete First Season (On sale at Amazon.com for just $14.99 for a limited time, btw, along with several other big sales on Fox TV-DVD!)
Walt Disney Treasures: The Complete Pluto Volume One
Walt Disney Treasures: The Mickey Mouse Club
Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse In Black And White Volume Two

-Aaron

Now that I can finally watch Region 1 DVDs, I've gone and bought Alice in Wonderland: Masterpiece Edition. Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

Seven Brides For Seven Brothers 2-Disc Special Edition
Ellen: The Complete Season One
It Takes Two (pan & scan but that's all they offer )
227: The Complete First Season
American Pie 2-Disc Ultimate Edition
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Special Extended DVD Edition
Just Shoot Me Seasons One & Two
Touched By An Angel: The Complete First Season
Everwood: The Complete First Season



-Aaron

Harry Potter Year's 1-3 Widescreen Trilogy- I can finally sell my sh!tty foolscreen versions!

Yay, my Sleeping Beauty SE just came in the mail earlier today!

I am very, very happy.

Ordered The Emperor's New Groove: The Ultimate Groove 2-Disc Set off BestBuy.com for $27.99 with the 20% off deal - I clicked on the UD link to get it too! Support the site!!!!!!!!1111@@#16!#T&!#@!

This is a little bittersweet for me, as its the last Animated Classic DVD already released that I wanted for my collection. That means the only other ones I'm going to purchase are the forthcoming Platinums/SEs! A little chunk of excitement has been taken out of my Disney collecting.

In a post-Christmas frenzy I bought:

- Buffy: The Vampire Slayer (the film)
- X-Files: Season 9
- Alias: Season 1 (it was less than half-price and I was weak).

Just Myself wrote:Harry Potter Year's 1-3 Widescreen Trilogy- I can finally sell my sh!tty foolscreen versions!

This reminds me... I really need to buy the widescreen version of the first film and get rid of my fullscreen DVD (and the same goes for my fs The Mummy Returns while I'm at it...).

I don't think I'd be able to sell it, though, cause I don't know anyone who watches films in modified fullscreen editions. Hmm... dilemma.