I'm just wondering if the Season One DVD's will have the intros that Trey and Matt did for the original South Park DVDs, like the fireside chat, the oldwest skits, the old folks home, and Bakin' Bacon with Macon? I REALLY hope so, as I just sold my South Park DVDs to some video game shop, and I think they're all incredibly hilarious.
Will the Season One DVD have the original T&M Intros?
On 14 Oct 2002 16:27:27 GMT, [email] (Kevin Skinner) wrote:
DUDE,
If you sell any more let me know. Have PayPal, Will travel ;) I see ucf in your email; are you in Orlando? What game shop? I've been looking for those DVDs for some time. Retail prices around here are OUTRAGEOUS!!! Maybe I'm just cheap...
IcaAge
I'm sorry, I can't help myself. That movie has warped my fragile little mind...
I won't be selling anymore until the other seasons come out. I sold them to the Gamestop in Waterford Lakes, should be about 10 bucks or so, and they're actually 30% off so it'll be like 7 bucks a pop. They had a bunch of them there prior to me selling them mine.
[email] (Kevin Skinner) wrote in news:[email]:
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So, I suppose the oncamera intros should be considered what I'm talking about? I hope......
[email] (Kevin Skinner) wrote in news:[email]:
errr.. make that here
On Mon, Oct 14, 2002, 4:27pm (EDT+4), [email] (Kevin Skinner) wrote:
Technically, I really wish they would do more with the First Season DVD myself. Here's some suggestions...
- Audio Commentaries for each episode by Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and random guests per episode. - "The Spirit of Christmas" (a.k.a. "Frosty") - "The Spirit of Christmas" - "American History" (if Trey is up to the challenge to show off his Studen Academy Award winner) - Deleted scenes or a compilation of clips from the original unaired pilot for "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe". If they had the whole thing on the disc, that might be worth it too. - TV promos, trailers, ads, etc. - Appearances on award shows/talk shows/etc (The Jay Leno Thanksgviing visit would be a good extra) - The Xmas music videos with Cartman, Jimbo & Ned. - Art Gallery (including storyboards, model sheets, and other misc. designs used during the season)
Too bad they'll probably forget most of this anyway. Kinda would be nice to have Trey & Co. talk about the creation of the show, and anything else they can throw in for a commentary track (nothing like the drunken one they gave for Cannibal! but at least do it), the first episode would be a great one to go with in talking about the changes and alterations that were made between the unaired pilot to what was used for the final 22-minute episode.
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