Does anyone know if ABC/Warner Bros. have any plans to release the remaining un-aired episodes in any format (either by burning them off over the summer (like "The Whispers"), releasing them digitally ("The Cape" aired its finale exclusively online), or by releasing a "Complete Series" On Demand DVD much like "Forever" was given last year)? I personally blame ABC for its failure by putting it in the absolute worst time-slot on Sunday nights at 9 p.m. against AMC's "The Walking Dead". It never stood a chance against such a popular program. However, I think the one thing that really killed the show was the central slow-burn story of the Monroe family that were after H.G. and John in the present day. Sadly, it seems in this day and age where people can instantly binge an entire show over a weekend, I feel like most people don't have the time or patience to wait a week to find out what happens next on their favorite programs. If a show doesn't catch interest from the first few episodes, it's considered a failure and shown the door even before it is given a chance to prove itself. Luckily, you can still purchase all of the aired episodes through Amazon or iTunes, but I'm curious as to why no one will release the remaining episodes that were filmed, but never aired. I know from the future promotional ads that we would have eventually explored the stories that inspired the likes of "The Island of Dr. Moreau", "The Invisible Man", and possibly "The War Of The Worlds", but now we'll never know. I know certain shows like "Of Kings And Prophets" aired their remaining un-aired episodes overseas, but never stateside. Has "Time After Time" been given this same treatment, or has it ended its airtime overseas as well? At any rate, this was a great show that took its time with an ever-growing central mystery and likable characters that never got a chance to grow, and I deeply regret that. Any help anyone can give me would be greatly appreciated. :)