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Spoilers Russell T. Davies Returns to Doctor Who as New Showrunner

I'm finding myself more and more tempted to start getting the Blu-Rays and DVDs for shows or movies that I really love. With it being hard to keep track of what is where, and sometimes it is kind of a pain in the ass to have switch over to a different service when all I want like one episode of one of one show.
 
Obligatory "I've got it all on DVD or blu ray, so I'm not worried about what happens with streaming" comment.
I cannot stress the utter joy to not only have bought all the restoration dvds from day 1, but having the sense about 10 years ago to start ripping them all to a HDD, so that today i have not opened a DVD restorations box in about 9 years at this point, and every last one of them is in prestine condition, and the only thing i have done in all that time is backup the backups to 2 SSD external drives, so yeah just popping a few seasons onto a 256 gig USB stick and popping it into the TV is glorious, and no online required ever or subscriptions services. :)

Of course the only worry is that CD rot thing, which i found has affected some of my Babylon 5 boxsets discs, but thankfully i had ripped them to back in the day, but still, i watched the guy back in the early 80s smear jam and pour coffee over a CD, and it still worked, so what happened? lol
 
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