A member of the production staff has confirmed that Blood Ties will be released on DVD.
In an interview on BloodTies-BloodLines, the composer for Blood Ties, James Jandricsh, hinted that there might be a soundtrack CD too.
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A member of the production staff has confirmed that Blood Ties will be released on DVD.
In an interview on BloodTies-BloodLines, the composer for Blood Ties, James Jandricsh, hinted that there might be a soundtrack CD too.
That's unclear at this point. They have filmed a 22 episode season, but "Army Wives" starts airing in the same timeslot in June after only 13 episodes.
Army wives is taking over the same time slot? Hmm . . . I'll have to watch the previews more closely next time!
DVDs are awesome! I just hope they won't be wildly expensive like some shows.
| hay2thelee wrote: |
| I can't wait. it's safe to say i'm the most obbsessed person with tv that i have ever heard of. I own 17 seasons of various shows and i'm getting this one too |
I'll give you a run for your money....I live in another country were this show will probably never see the light of day. I am going to buy it on dvd import it without having even watched one episode, no matter the cost. That is how much I want to check Blood Ties out! CRAZY... I KNOW
| propop wrote: | ||
I'll give you a run for your money....I live in another country were this show will probably never see the light of day. I am going to buy it on dvd import it without having even watched one episode, no matter the cost. That is how much I want to check Blood Ties out! CRAZY... I KNOW |
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It is difficult to pin point one exact reason, it is made of a few points:
#1
Primarily I really enjoy these type of shows that you could best describe as a little off centre. In a tv landscape littered with analytical cop shows, soap opera styled dramas and reality programs it can all get a bit tedious. Please don't get me wrong, I actually do watch those types of shows and consider some of them excellent entertainment but as viewers we need different choices not more of the same. Granted over the past year networks have answered the call to provide a greater variety, though I do sometimes feel trhat this will be short lived. Networks just don't appear to have the patience required to support alternate programs while they build an audience base...very frustrating...but hey I'm gonna take what I can get.
#2
The premise of a vampire and a human trying to work together is very intriguing. It is the problems that can arise from this friendship that creates an interesting relationship dynamic. I know that vampire tv programs are not new eg Buffy/Forever Knight but they always create their own atmosphere which makes each show very unique.
#3
Where I'm from we have five free to air networks and one pay tv company. There is just no way they can provide all the shows available elsewhere. Understandably they do tend to stick with mainstream popular programs and other more unusual ones sadly get left behind. Just because something isn't the biggest in the ratings war doesn't mean it isn't an excellent show. So I take a chance. I want the opportunity to see it... I want to make up my own mind instead of having a network executive deciding for me.
#4
Lastly... it just sounds cool! 
Try the Lifetime TV network site:
http://www.lifetimetv.com/on-tv/shows/blood-ties
| xxlly wrote: |
Try the Lifetime TV network site: http://www.lifetimetv.com/on-tv/shows/blood-ties |
Blood Ties is set to be released in the US on June 2, 2009.
According to one of the producers, it will have extensive extras.
Seeing is believing .... and I ain't seeing it yet.
