Great TV series that are only available on DVD

Try the Internet Archive:

The Batman complete series box set is $39.99 at the Apple TV store/iTunes right now.

It’s streaming on Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV (FAST) services like Tubi.

The reason it isn’t on Max where you’d expect to be is because WarnerBros/Discovery dumped some of their own content onto FAST services in order to save money.

Batman is on MeTV Saturdays 9:30 PM Central and CatchyTV will be having a marathon June 29:

Rocky & Bullwinkle WAS on MeTV toons:

So if you are willing to watch ads and on their schedule*, things may be on OTA X.# channels.

Brian
* or record them

The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd may or may not be on DVD somewhere. It certainly isn’t streaming anywhere. There are a few blurry episodes on youtube.

The Shari Lewis Show is available only on DVD (under the title “The Shari Show”). The 90s spinoff for kids, Lamb Chop’s Play-Along, was never released on DVD or streaming.

There are a few shows that I’ll google every few months and suddenly it appears!

That happened with me and Coronet Blue.*
Suddenly, fifty years after it disappeared, it showed up one night on some digital archive! So I stayed up and downloaded every episode while I could.

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*That was bizarre, because I really had no idea what the show was, or whether I’d like it. The pilot had come in during an all-night sleepover on a friend’s B&W basement TV, from a staticky station that we shouldn’t have gotten. It faded out a couple minutes later, and I never saw or even heard of any more… and in the mid-'60s, there was nowhere to hunt.

But the jazzy opening and a promise of an amnesia-fueled mystery had me hooked, though for decades all I knew was two words: Coronet Blue.

What I am frustrated about is the first 20 seasons of Law & Order are available on multiple services and

and NBC has the latest 24th season available

but seasons 21 to 23 I can NOT find anywhere.

Not streaming, but FWIW, seasons 21 to current are available for purchase as digital downloads at the usual places like Apple TV and Amazon.