That includes DVDs that are now out of print,such as Spider-Man:the '67 Collection.Any new edition would hopefully have special features the old edition didn't,like a "making of" documentary.It should also have those "next time" bumpers than filled out each episode.These here bumpers...

All Muppet shows, please.

They should also release all 4 seasons of X-Men:Evolution.It's surprising they didn't do that when the movie Logan came out,seeing as how X-23 debuted on that show.

Also on my wish list is both seasons of the Legion of Super-Heroes cartoon.

Legion isn't on DVD? I thought I almost ordered it at one point ....

Good call on Evolution. That was a good 'un.

Chronological set(s) of all Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies.
Disney's Song of the South.

+1 for both.

Chronological would be good for the Warner Brothers cartoons. Some of their
previous theme-based collections collecting similar concepts and characters all
together can get tiresome. Seeing them all in release sequence would be great.

The Mysterious Monsters - the Schick Sun classic - in a restored/remastered/refangled package.

Every version I've seen is grainy and derived form battered old film stock. I'd love to see this given a new lease of life. I may be the only person who'd buy it, though.

Though I realize this has no commercial appeal and wouldn't sell a copy beyond me, I would love to get O'Hara, United States Treasury, as I am a huge fan of both Jack Webb and David Janssen. It lasted one season in 1971-'72.
David Lynch's two forgotten TV series, On The Air (1992) and Hotel Room (1993).
Michael Mann's The Keep.
Ralph Bakshi's Coonskin.
The Simpsons- I can't believe Fox has stopped putting the seasons out!
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs

More to come as they occur to me!

WKRP in Cincinnati with all the original music intact.

I catch it in reruns now and then on MeTV, but there are particular episodes that can't be broadcast and others that just don't make sense without the actual music. In this day and age of everything streaming, one would think music rights agreements could be figured out for this great show...

The Roger Corman Fantastic Four movie with newly completed effects and music.

Season seven of Happy Days. It's the only one I need to have a complete collection.

I have wanted the Tara King episodes of TV's Avengers for a very long time.
But no one was re-releasing them in the States. So I broke down and bought
them recently off eBay for my birthday (and for way too much money).

But those should be available in a new releases, and so should the Honor
Blackman Avengers episodes that pre-dated the Emma Peel episodes.

And the BBC needs to actually release the who The Goodies series on DVD.
All they have ever officially released were a few Best Of episodes on DVD.

Also, AMC needs to release Remember WENN on DVD. Dumb shits that they are,
they don't even like to acknowledge that that show ever played on their network.

But maybe they'll get desperate enough trying to make people buy their new streaming
service that they'll finally release it that way.

And if Marvel would actually do an American DVD release of their 1960s
"animated" cartoons, I would certainly lay down some cash for them to pick up.

Legion was on DVD. I gave it to Junkie as a IMWAN Secret Santa gift years ago.

Is Legion available on the new steaming service?

I'll second that.

Technically I HAVE to. I have an outstanding promise to myself that if I have pirated
copies of TV Shows like this (and I do have the Marvel 60s stuff) that I will buy the
real deal when (if they ever) release a US DVD version. Seems only fair.

In 1966,the Lone Ranger became a Saturday morning cartoon.This new version took after The Wild Wild West which had debuted the year before.The animation is pretty rudimentary,but this steampunk angle suits the masked man as well as his mask does.The villains are a notch up from the bank robbers and cattle rustlers he usually wrangled with.From the look of the episodes online,they'll need a lot of remastering.

I would like David Cronenberg's "Shivers" to get a rerelease.
I wish SNL had continued the season sets past the first five seasons. I would weather the ups and downs of the following years for the brief snippets of gold. But I know that will likely never happen due to music licencing.