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| 1.Bewitched Christmas starring: David White (II) directed by: David White (II), William Asher, Bruce Bilson (II), Paul David (II), Jerry Davis (III) June 23, 1994 |
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| The first episode is "Humbug Not To Be Spoken Here" Darrin and Larry are working on Mr. Mortimer's account on Christmas eve Samantha has to teach him the real meaning of Christmas.
The second episode is in black and white and from the first and second season. "A Vision of Sugar Plums" The Stevens take in a boy from the orphange for Christmas. This is a wonderful video. Elizabeth Montgomery is a great actress. |
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| 2.The Flying Nun Christmas starring: Flying Nun September 30, 1997 |
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| The first episode is "Humbug Not To Be Spoken Here" Darrin and Larry are working on Mr. Mortimer's account on Christmas eve Samantha has to teach him the real meaning of Christmas.
The second episode is in black and white and from the first and second season. "A Vision of Sugar Plums" The Stevens take in a boy from the orphange for Christmas. This is a wonderful video. Elizabeth Montgomery is a great actress. |
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| 3.Bewitched Christmas 2 starring: David White (II) directed by: David White (II), William Asher, Bruce Bilson (II), Paul David (II), Jerry Davis (III) June 23, 1994 |
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| The video includes 2 episodes. They both include Dick York as Darrin.
1. Santa Comes to Visit and Stays and Stays - Esmeralda's magic brings Santa to the Stevens' home. 2. Sisters at Heart - Tabitha's friend Lisa stays over at the Steven's but is told they can't be sisters because they don't look the same. |
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| 4.All in the Family 20th Anniversary starring: Carroll O'Connor, Jean Stapleton, Brendon T. Dillon, Vincent Gardenia, Bill Quinn directed by: Bob Livingston, Michael Kidd, Walter C. Miller June 21, 1994 |
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| "All in the Family" has been reviewed, re-reviewed, analyzed and re-analyzed till little anything original is left. Who cares? This series was a true revolutionary for its time and had the gonads enough to tackle real-life social issues and problems in real-life fashion, something that comedies then didn't do. This video, a compilation of highlights from the series, comes no where near capturing ALL the highlights of the program: you'd have to get cassettes of literally every episode to savor all those other ... Read More: |
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| 5.Burns and Allen Christmas - Company for Christmas / Christmas in Jail starring: George Burns, Gracie Allen, Bea Benaderet, Harry von Zell, Fred Clark directed by: Rodney Amateau September 30, 1997 |
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| George and Gracie are in good form in these two clever, Christmas-themed episodes. Fun for old-movie fans, too, with guest appearances by familiar character actors Douglass Dumbrille and George E. Stone. The video producers have noticeably re-edited the shows, adding quick fades to bridge the gaps. But the frequent fades are only a minor drawback, because the quality is superior. These prints have never looked better. |
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| 6.Bewitched (3 VHS Boxed Set) / TV Show starring: Agnes Moorehead September 24, 1996 |
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| Okay, Bewitched actually started and ended before I was born. I first caught old episodes on a cable channel many years after it was first on, and thought it was brilliant. Dick York was one of the greatest comedic talents of the 20th century. Thus, you would think that making classic episodes available on home video would get an instant *****, right? Well not if they need THREE VIDEOS FOR SIX EPISODES!!Why not just put one episode each on six different videos and charge double? What a ripoff.This is why I docked the one ... Read More: |
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| 7.All in the Family: Archie Meets Meathead starring: Vincent Gardenia, Brendon T. Dillon, Bill Quinn directed by: Michael Kidd, Bud Yorkin, Norman Campbell, Walter C. Miller, Hal Cooper July 07, 1998 |
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| "All In The Family" was certainly a ground-breaking TV show, and the episodes selected for this VHS video will give you a pretty good idea as to why that was true. Archie Bunker, in all his bigoted splendor, comes to life right away in the premiere episode of the series, entitled "Meet The Bunkers" (first aired in January of 1971).
In addition to that first episode, this tape also gives us another Season-One program (Episode # 8), "Lionel Moves Into The Neighborhood", and a show from Season Two, "Flashback: Mike ... Read More: |
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| 8.All in the Family Collector's Edition (Archie VS. Mike) | ||
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| Racies and where you come from and your backgound make such a
stupid combination that you just love it, and the serie also intoduced a fantanstic "black nabor" who got his own show WELL DONE |
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| 9.All in the Family - Archie Tells It Like It Is starring: All in the Family November 24, 1998 |
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| Archie tells it like it is could not have selected three episodes that show how Archie tried to get his point across. This tape would make anyone laugh, and will bring back good memories of All in the Family. |
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| 10.Classic TV Episodes From Christmas Past: - Vol I: Christmas Classics (Robin Hood, Annie Oakley, Burns & Allen, Date with ANgels, Dragnet, Love that Bob, Sherlock Holmes, Jack Benny) starring: Richard Greene, Gail Davis, George and Gracie, Betty White, Jack Webb December 01, 2001 |
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| Archie tells it like it is could not have selected three episodes that show how Archie tried to get his point across. This tape would make anyone laugh, and will bring back good memories of All in the Family. |
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