Not until some entrepreneur brings out "Coronation Street", I guess.
In my collection, all the episodes of Frasier, for example, would come to 5,786 minutes.
For TV-series (combining all seasons), 3,000 to 4,000 is not uncommon.

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AFAIK, the boxset with the most discs out there is Prisoner - Cell Block H: The Complete Collection.  It clocks in at 32,524 mins (542hrs, 4 mins or a bit over 22.5 days).  I don't own it, nor do I intend to, but that's surely the longest runtime currently on the market.

Neighbours (and Home & Away) rarely have DVD releases, but when they do they're specials or "best of" type releases.  I don't think even the UK has (enough) demand for a full release.

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AFAIK, the boxset with the most discs out there is Prisoner - Cell Block H: The Complete Collection.  It clocks in at 32,524 mins (542hrs, 4 mins or a bit over 22.5 days).  I don't own it, nor do I intend to, but that's surely the longest runtime currently on the market.

Yeah, I think it's up there with people who pay for a 1:1 scale Terminator exoskeleton in full, up-front, pre-release.

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a 1:1 scale Terminator exoskeleton in full

THIS one for $100,000??     

They appear to have gone up in price, but I'd say that's it.  No I don't have one I'm using as a hat rack.

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The box set of the integral of Stargate SG-1 is announced with a running time of 180 hours (10800min) but I don't know if it's really the right time because there is often error on covers about running time for the TV Show box set.

I just profiled the runtime for the US RC1 Complete Box and came up to 9437 mins.

(That was btw the reason I came up with that question )

The largest box set I own is Star Trek: TNG whick clocks in at about 7800 mins (130 hours).

Just A Thought: How long was Andy Warhol's unedited version of 'Empire' Surely that could have been near to 10,000 minutes?! If not it probably feels like it!