This came absolutely out of nowhere and I have not been able to find
anymore details but aparently Universal has something in the works for
Sliders. I am more confused by the fact that as far as I know Universal
has absolutely nothing to do with Earth: Final Conflict. Anyway here's
the obfuscated long and shorth of it;
http://www.videobusiness.com/article.asp?articleID=3701&catType=NEWS
AUG. 21 | Joining the parade of studios exploiting their libraries
of TV series on DVD, Universal Studios Home Video has announced that
it is preparing DVDs of Law & Order and Baretta for release in October.
The latter has extra heat given the high-profile murder case involving
Baretta star Robert Blake.
In an indication of the pressure to capitalize on this hot new market
that has seen everything from The Jeffersons to The Simpsons come to
DVD, Universal took the unusual step Wednesday of announcing eight other
series that it is hurriedly preparing for DVD.
Those series include science-fiction/science-fantasy series Battlestar
Galactica, Quantum Leap, Earth: The Final Conflict and Sliders--which
fit into the mold of series such as Star Trek, The X-Files, and Buffy
the Vampire Slayer that have performed so well on DVD--and classics
such as Dragnet, Magnum P.I. and The Rockford Files. That category also
has shown strong sales on DVD with I Love Lucy, M*A*S*H and The Mary
Tyler Moore Show.
Universal is also working on its popular 1970s series Emergency, but
there was no mention as yet of Universal series that were popular in
syndicated reruns for decades such as Leave It to Beaver, Bewitched
or Columbo.
A six-disc set of Law & Order: The First Season, starring Michael
Moriarty, will offer 22 episodes with an introduction by producer Dick
Wolf on Oct. 15 (prebook Sept. 10) at a suggested retail price of $99.98
(minimum advertised price of $79.95).
Debuting on Oct. 29 (prebook Sept. 24) are Baretta: Season One ($39.98
SRP, $29.95 MAP), a three-disc set featuring 13 episodes in their entirety
and in original broadcast order, and Best of Baretta ($19.98 SRP), including
the little-seen series pilot and two "bonus" episodes featuring
the music of Sammy Davis Jr.
Davis wrote and performed the theme song, "Keep Your Eye on the
Sparrow."