I just finished watching the last episodes on Youtube
Good.
shareI watched the show when it aired and was very disappointed when it was cancelled. Especially since the mystery was never resolved for the viewer. When you say you watched the final eoisodes on YouTube, do you mean the ones that never aired. I remember hearing that sone were shot but not aired.
shareYou know what? it's interesting you bring that up, Snatchew, because I was looking at "Reunion" promos on youtube, and I saw this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JK2cLscdIE
The part where Aaron says "you're going to arrest me for being smarter, detective?" I don't remember him saying that in the 13 episodes. I'm pretty sure there are some unaired episodes probably leading into the early 2000s we haven't seen yet. Fox was stupid to let this show die.
They really need to just put the episodes on DVD. Some people are even still petitioning for it. However, I think it's a bit too late to do a final episode. All the actors have moved on to other projects.
I agree. I read a long time ago that it was too expensive for them to sell the episodes on DVD because of licensing issues with all the popular songs they used. It's great to see how many people still have this show on their minds so many years later! I would love to see them all again because I barely remember them. Only that it was completely addicting at the time.
shareSnatchew, they're all up on youtube, now.
Honestly, I feel it's a cop-out for the producers or whoever to say the reason the DVDs aren't out is due to music copyright laws. The show didn't heavily rely on music the way that "American Dreams," or what have you.
I almost feel like FOX purposely wanted this show to die, and put all their support behind "The OC."
I also call BS that this show only filmed 13 episodes.
I guess this show had bit of an impact for people to still remember it, and I think that's great. Maybe some people could do a kick-starter campaign?