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Episodes 16 through 22 of the second season of one of television history`s most famous and ground breaking sitcoms is compiled in this collection. Already a presence on television for much of the 1960s and 1970s, in 1984 Bill Cosby debuted his new series, THE COSBY SHOW, which went on to become one of the most popular shows on television. Even in its very first year, THE COSBY SHOW was the third highest-rated show in America. On the program, Cosby played Dr. Heathcliff Huxtable, who along with his wife Claire, an attorney, struggled to balance the challenges of their successful careers with the demands of their five children. The five kids all varied greatly in age and each had their own problems, which led to a variety of plotlines for the sitcom to utilize. Cosby`s goal with the show was to present a positive view of a regular, middle-class, and successful African-American family.
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Contains two classic episodes of the television series that has perhaps inspired the most obsessive fans in history. In Doomsday Machine the commander of an enemy ship lures Kirk onto it and then disables it, leaving the now trapped and ineffectual captain to watch as his beloved Enterprise is taken over. Wolf in the Fold follows a newly transformed Scotty, as a head injury has made him act like a lady-killer.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case - SensormaticSingle Side - Single LayerFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: TV Spots/PreviewsInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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Despite being cancelled after only 18 episodes, the subsequent cult built up around the FREAKS AND GEEKS television series has seen the show's popularity skyrocket. Internet campaigns and strong word-of-mouth have lead to a burgeoning fanbase which has clamored for the release of the shows. Now finally available, the program is presented here in its entirety. Set in 1980, the show ostensibly follows two groups of high school kids (the freaks and the geeks) as they attempt to navigate the pitfalls of adolescence. Among the colorful characters are the Geeks: Bill, Sam, and Neil, three awkward pre-teen friends undergoing some excruciating, but funny, growing pains. The Freaks are a group who revolve around Lindsay, Sam's older army-jacket-clad sister, a talented mathematician undergoing various crises of confidence involving life, college, and her stoner boyfriend. It all adds up to a potent mixture that is moving, funny, and grounded in a reality which accurately captures the often painful experience of being a teenager.DVD Features:Region 1Boxed SetFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Deleted Scenes Outtakes Additional Footage - 1. Cast Auditions














2. Pilot (Director's Cut) Audio Commentary - 1. 29 Audio commentaries by actors/writers/directors/network executives/parents of cast members/teachers in character/fans
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Pre-dating I LOVE LUCY by a year, real-life husband and wife Stu Erwin and June Collyer played a married couple in this early television situation comedy series about a bumbling high school principal and his family. Erwin and Collyer had been acting together for the previous 20 years when they began filming this show, which ran for five years.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: [unspecified] - English
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Distinguishing itself from other variety shows of its time, THE COLGATE COMEDY HOUR alternated hosts from week to week. When this big-budget show first aired in 1950, the original hosts were Fred Allen, Eddie Cantor, Dean Martin, and Jerry Lewis. Appearing on the show at least once a month, regulars Martin and Lewis took turns with drop-in hosts like Phil Silvers, and Ray Bolger. Through subsequent seasons, Donald O`Connor, Budd Abbot, and Lou Costello became regulars as well. Hosting for only one season were big name comedians Bob Hope and Jimmy Durante. By the show`s last episode in 1955, only Martin and Lewis remained. Outlasting everyone else, it was these two that really made the show what it was. This set includes some of their best comedic and musical performances in five episodes. Special guests include Polly Bergen, Bob Fosse, and Dorothy Dandridge among others.
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