JACK BENNY, BURNS and ALLEN, Eve Arden in OUR MISS BROOKS, RED SKELTON and OZZIE and HARRIET will keep you laughing . DRAGNET'S Sergeant Joe Friday, MR. & MRS. NORTH and RACKET SQUAD will keep you guessing who-done-it . You'll deep-sea dive into danger with SEA HUNT and ride with THE LONE RANGER and Tonto on another thrilling adventure of the old west and more!!! This collection of "family-friendly" programming includes 4 complete TV shows on each of the 3 DVDs - 12 shows in all - 5 hours of viewing fun! DVD #1 The Jack Benny Program 10-31-54 "How Jack Found Mary" w/ Jack Benny . Dragnet 09-09-54 "The Big Crime" w/ Jack Webb . The Burns and Allen Show 10-09-52 "Free Trip to Hawaii" w/ George Burns and Gracie Allen . The Lone Ranger 12-29-49 "Cannonball McKay" w/ Clayton Moore DVD #2 The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 02-13-53 "Valentine Show" w/ Ozz...  (less)

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everyone. The Quiz Shows of the 1950s thrived in this golden age of television and thrilled audiences, young and old, with cliffhanger questions and split second answers. All the fun was moderated by smooth hosts like Groucho Marx and Johnny Carson, who managed to slip in double-entendres and censor-testing gags between the brain-teasers. Watch the Original Reality Shows with the TV Guide Quiz Shows Collection and relive television history and intelligent entertainment with a touch of 50's class. Some shows in this collection include: You Bet Your Life with Groucho Marx, Who Do You Trust with Johnny Carson and Ed McMahon, Masquerade Party with Eddie Bracken and Beat the Clock with Bud Collyer.  (less)

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Draft 10)Lucy Flies To Londin 11)Lucy And Pat Collins 12)Little Old Lady 13)Viv Visits Lucy 14)Lucy Meets Tennessee Ernie Ford After the death of her husband, Lucy Carmichael and her friend, the recently divorced Vivian Bagley, move into a house together with their children. The series follows the adventures of the widow Lucy as she grapples with the comic complications of life on her own, and with her job working as the personal secretary to the impatient and grumpy banker Mr. Mooney.  (less)

the family living room. Garland is mostly a spectator, encouraging the 17-year-old Liza and the younger kids, Lorna (who displays a big voice on "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" and went on to have her own performing career) and the less-assured Joe (who sings one of the many non- seasonal selections, "Where Is Love," during which an anxious Garland can be glimpsed mouthing the words along with him). But she does sing two of her most memorable film songs -"Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" and "Over the Rainbow"- plus "Little Drops of Rain" and she can still kick up her heels. Even one of her flubs produces one of the best moments: she joins Mel Tormé at the piano for his "Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)," and when she botches the l...  (less)

enormous set and surrounded by actors playing family, co-workers, neighbors, etc. Joe Schmo fools a gregarious, likable 27-year-old fellow, Matt Kennedy Gould, into believing he's part of the cast of a reality-TV program called Lap of Luxury , competing for a $100,000 prize by surviving humiliating trials and those inevitable, once-per-week evictions of unlucky contestants. What Gould doesn't know is that his competitors--all living in the same house under the watchful eye of an ubiquitous production crew--are all actors playing sundry reality-TV stereotypes: the token gay guy, the good-looking sweetheart, the good-looking bitch, the clown, Mr. Macho, the borderline-pariah, etc. The eight episodes in The Joe Schmo Show: Season One Uncensored look and sound like any other reality gi...  (less)

series. Be thrilled with the adventures of the Old West featuring the likes of Annie Oakley, Jim Bowie, Kit Carson, Roy Rogers, Gabby Hayes, Judge Roy Bean and many others! You'll also laugh at the exploits found in Dusty's Trail, Pistols and Petticoats, as well as Rango. Be entertained by such programs as Bonanza, Stories of the Century, 26 Men and United States Marshal. This twelve DVD set has something for every kind of TV western fan! Included 1. Adventures of Jim Bowie, The 2. Adventures of Kit Carson, The 3. Annie Oakley 4. Bonanza 5. Cowboy G-Men 6. Dusty's Trail 7. Gabby Hayes Show, The 8. Judge Roy Bean 9. Northwest Passage 10. Outlaws 11. Pistols 'N' Petticoats 12. Range Rider, The 13. Rango 14. Roy Ro...  (less)

actually in his 30s, and his appearance is reportedly due to a health issue). That incongruity lends an extra layer of lunacy to his already bizarre, freeform humor--is that really a 12-year-old boy playing with ham or harassing elderly strangers on the street?--and undoubtedly accounts for the popularity of his show. Summarizing the 10 episodes of season 1 is nearly impossible, since there's no narrative flow to the program. Andy, his dog, and his pals zip from one surreal scenario to another with little time for the viewer to catch a breath between laughs (or stunned reactions). If any structure can be applied to the show, episodes seem to be divided between "sketches" (Andy wrestles his toaster when it burns his breakfast; Andy jumps into his tele...  (less)

is certainly impressive, from old school stalwarts like Groucho Marx, Bob Hope, Lucille Ball, Jack Benny, and George Burns to relative youngsters (at least at the time; the shows were recorded from the late '60s to the mid-'70s) like Bill Cosby, Woody Allen, and the Smothers Brothers. But this is not a procession of mirth-meisters coming out and doing five or ten minutes of one-liners and standup shtick. There are no performances, per se; like guests on Leno, Letterman, or any other TV talk show, the "legends" converse with and are interviewed by the host, sometimes by themselves, sometimes in the company of other celebs. This casual format yields decidedly mixed results. Take Groucho. Pushing 80 at the time of the first of hi...  (less)

girl whose language is often bluer than her hair. Accompanied by light bulb-shaped robot Tetusko and a slug named Hanage ("nose hair"), Milk runs around solving crimes at the behest of Mr. President. The minimal, recycled animation, flat colors, and thick outlines echo the look of Powerpuff Girls . Although obviously intended as a spoof of magical girl shows, The Super Milk-Chan Show isn't particularly funny. The pacing is flat, the characters are uniformly unlikable, and the shtick of a little moppet who swears like a stevedore grows old very quickly. The series is packaged oddly, with fake behind-the-scenes footage at distributor ADV Films intercut with the animation on the "100% Whole" disc. The second disc of "Original Japanese Episodes" includes both English...  (less)