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The television family who defined a generation returns for a second season, stealing the hearts of American viewers young and old. Every kid wanted to be a part of the Partridge Family in the early 1970s, and the adventures of these pop sensations remain fresh, fun, and timeless. Shirley Partridge (Shirley Jones) was a widowed mom struggling to make ends meet, so she put together a band with her exceptionally talented children, and the rest was history. Enjoying their success in the second season, the family also struggles with their fame, trying to retain a modicum of normalcy under their own rising star. Idealistic teenager Laurie (Susan Dey), always sensitive to the plight of others, takes under her wing an awkward boy who has a crush on her, which has some surprising consequences. Keith (David Cassidy) has a crush of his own in
Dora, Dora, Dora,
which finds him so smitten he doesn`t even notice that the object of his affection lacks all musical talent. Shirley has to persuade young Chris and Tracy to come home when they run away, and the family hires a man with a criminal history to be their tour bus driver, in a season every bit as charming as the first.
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Michael T. Weiss stars as Jarod Russell in this popular TV drama from the late 1990s. Discovered to be a genius as a small child, Jarod was kidnapped and brought up, along with many other children like him, at the enigmatic facility known only as The Centre. There, they were trained to use their capacities for brilliance to adopt personas and jobs as fit their purposes. The children could assume the identities of doctors, lawyers, police officers, or pilots, virtually adopting any occupation at will and with chameleon-like ease. Eventually, however, Jarod discovered the fact that his simulations were not necessarily being used for good, but were being sold to the highest bidder; disturbed, he made his escape. A grown man now, he searches for his parents while using his talents to right the wrongs that he encounters along the way. He also works hard to elude those from The Centre who pursue him doggedly. These include Sydney (Patrick Bauchau, SECRETARY), Jarod's mentor, who knows him so well he can anticipate his course of thought and action, as well as Miss Parker (Andrea Parker), Jarod's childhood friend.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CasePan& Scan - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Surround - English Dolby Digital Surround - Spanish Dolby Digital Surround - FrenchAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary FeaturettesEpisodes:1.Pilot2.Every Picture Tells a Story'3.Flyer4.Curious Jarod5.The Paper Clock6.To Server to Protect7.A Virus Among Us8.Not Even a Mouse9.Mirage10.Better Part of Valor11.Bomb Squad12.Prison Story13.Bazooka Jarod14.Ranger Jarod15.Jaroldo16.Under the Reds
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Despite a historically and morally questionable premise, the 1960s sitcom HOGAN`S HEROES was wildly popular during its premiere run and continues to remain one of the most classic (not to mention utterly unique) comedy series in television history. Set in a Nazi prison camp during World War II, the series follows a group of Allied POWs--Englishman Peter Newkirk (a pre-FAMILY FEUD Richard Dawson), Frenchman Louis LeBeau (Robert Clary), and Americans Andrew Carter (Larry Hovis) and James Kinchloe (Ivan Dixon, one of the first African-American actors to get equal billing)--led by the irrepressible Colonel Robert Hogan (Bob Crane) in their hilarious attempts to sabotage the Nazi war effort. Though often mischaracterized as a tasteless gloss on the real-life horrors of Nazi Germany (the series was set in a prisoner-of-war camp, rather than concentration camp), HOGAN`S HEROES was intended as parody and certainly pulled no punches in its unflattering depiction of idiotic Nazi officers such as the pompous Colonel Klink (Werner Klemperer), bumbling Sergeant Schultz (John Banner), and irascible General Burkhalter (Leon Askin)--in fact, Klemperer, Banner, and Askin were all Jewish, and Clary was a Holocaust survivor. This collection presents every episode from the controversial series` third season.
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A spinoff of the classic movie series starring Cary Grant and Constance Bennett, Topper ran for a successful three seasons on television in the 1950s and was one of the era's most popular comedies. This 2-volume collection includes six classic episodes: Trip to Las Vegas, Henrietta Sells the House, Decorating, Proposal, Second Honeymoon, and Sweepstakes.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case2-Disc SetFull Frame - 1:33Interactive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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