Robert Buckley's been in pretty much every episode.
The show is not on DVD and, given that it's on a new network and has not received great ratings, it's by no means certain that it ever will be. I doubt the network has decided for certain whether or not there will be a market for it on DVD (I could imagine them having decided that they absolutely won't before I could imagine them deciding that they absolutely will). My guess is there wouldn't be a market. Better shows on bigger networks haven't made it to DVD. The only way I could see it happening is if some cable network picks it up and reshows it and it generates a sleeper following in syndicate. This has happened with some shows.
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clf123
17 years ago
I think the biggest problem with releasing a dvd for this format is that since there are so many episodes (about 4-5 seasons worth of a regular primetime show not counting the recaps)the dvd set would probably cost a small fortune even if they just transferred everything to dvd without the actors'(using the term loosely)commentaries. Although some really enjoy the show I doubt that many of them (myself included) would be willing to shell out that kind of cash considering the acting, editing isn't all that good. Plus unless they include a "unnecessary flashback free" version of the dvd it wouldn't really be worth it since 50% of this show excluding the last 2 weeks was mostly flashbacks.
Since there are so many episodes made at once in this genre what the "real" telenovelas do is release a 4-5 dvd set that simply chronicles the show's events and its most important moments as opposed to showing the whole show. Perhaps FH should do the same.
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