Contacting Lionsgate: Resources Here
 

For those of us who still want to try and get in touch with someone from Lionsgates, I think I've found some telephone numbers to try. Unfortunately no e-mail or snailmail address.

From http://www.lionsgatepublicity.com/index_flash.html:

To request materials, either click on a contact name below to e-mail or call.
For general inquiries call: 310.449.9200.

Home Entertainment PR Contact:
Rob Scheer - 212-386-6894

Canadian PR Contact:
Angie Burns - 416.415.7231

Television PR Contact:
Leah Krantzler - 323.965.1990

International PR Contact:
Diane Chan - 310.255.3905

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If anyone has any other information, please post it, especially e-mail or normal mail addresses.

Don't know how far this e-mail will get you:

[email protected]

For god's sake, how many people have tried to tell them to put "Planet of the Turtleoids" and "Once upon a time machine" on the DVDs and they don't listen?

What can we do to get them to do this?

Start sending them death threats maybe that will work :roll:

It's worth a try isn't it:D 'whistle' 'whistle'...

They'll put them on the boxsets eventually. Seasons 8-10 have only a few episodes so they probably want to spread them out on those three. Or they just want to release all three episodes on season 10.

Makes sense too me. I don't know why people are getting in a tizzie when they have yet to release all the boxsets.

Perhaps because three skipped eps wouldn't be skipped if Lionsgate was paying attention.

Its not like Lionsgate decided to purposely skip 3 eps for no reason.

Maybe they did skip them on purpose. They might want to replace those season ten episodes that were on volume one. It sounds stupid but I wouldn't put it past them to do this if they decide on making the red sky seasons as three different sets instead of just one.

Very, very unlikely. All of Season 10 will probably be released in proper order. They're not going to exclude them because 4 eps were included as bonus eps on the Season 1 disc.

Season 10 was only 8 episodes, if you're going to release an 8 ep disc it has to be complete.

Not to mention one of the skipped eps is from Season 4, and the other was a 2-parter from Season 5, and they have nothing to do with one another otherwise.

Ah, but you see that's how a typical company would go about doing things. Lionsgates isn't your typical company, at least when it comes to releasing TMNT dvds. They have already shown through their actions that episode order doesn't take major precedent. And they have also shown that they don't care about making these sets nearly as perfect and complete as they should be. Furthermore, bonus episodes or not they put those episodes on dvd already. I doubt they feel any obligation to release them again. And if they add the three missing episodes to season ten that means the set will have seven episodes total.

These releases aren't all that definitive to begin with which means they might just handle the next sets lazily. Who knows what they have planned.

The first ep of Season 4 was put on both the last Season 3 set and the first Season 4 set. They already put an ep on DVD twice.

It's a given all of Season 10 will be put in proper order, not only can they make more money by releasing another 8 episode set, but because otherwise Season 10 is only 4 eps, and that would be retarded to release. I see no reason why they wouldn't want to make extra money.

Season 8, 9, and 10 will all get seperate 8 ep per disc releases, hopefully in November we'll get Season 8.

True, but I don't see any other reason for them not adding the episodes yet. They know those episodes are missing and they could have easily thrown them on the season 6 or 7 boxset.

Maybe I'm being too suspicious of them but skipping an episode two seasons in a row sounds too fishy to be called a mere miscalculation.

Well if they never put them on DVD those eps can be found on the internet easily, its just stupid that I'd have to do that when a professional company should put them on DVD very easily.

The original TMNT cartoon did last 193 episodes, so it is quite feat to get a show of that length on DVD, and I'm thankful only 3 eps appear to be skipped so far.

The fact stands that it just shows how low-class Lionsgate is as a company compared to other distributers. No pride in their material or releases.

Those 3 skipped episodes make more sense to be put on the season 7 dvds because season 7 is the last season where James Avery voices Shredder and he voices him in the 3 skipped episodes and the animation is the same for those 3 skipped episodes and the season 7 episodes too.