Filmed in locations from coast to coast, Route 66 (1960-64) is an edgy anthology series known for its top-drawer writing, intriguing characters and stellar guest star appearances, delivering engaging storylines and winning scenarios week after week and establishing the Corvette as an American icon. Now you can own Route 66: Complete Third Season, featuring all 31 episodes of this pivotal road trip classic's junior season which marked the departure of co-star George Maharis (Buz Murdock) and the introduction of Glenn Corbett.  In Route 66, Yale graduate Tod Stiles (Milner) is the more-cultured intellectual who led a privileged and sheltered life.  Brooding Buz Murdock (Maharis) is a tough young man who grew up in "Hell's Kitchen" and struggled his entire life just to survive.  When his wealthy father dies, Tod unexpectedly finds himself flat broke with just one sole possession, a powder-blue 1960 Corvette.  On a quest to find adventure, excitement - and himself - he and Buz hit the open road to see America.  After Maharis' latter-season exit, Corbett came on board to fill the infamous Corvette's shotgun seat as Army vet Lincoln Case.  Newly released from six years of duty, including a stint in Vietnam, Case joins Stiles on his rambling, cross-country journey of exploration and adventure. Also along for the ride are guest stars John Astin, Buster Keaton, Sorrell Booke, Rod Steiger, Nina Foch, Ed Asner, Leslie Nielson, Ron Howard, Natalie Schafer, Julie Newmar, James Whitmore, Harvey Korman, Robert Duvall, Dick York, Gene Hackman, Rip Torn, Alan Alda, Tom Bosley and many others. One episode features special appearances by screen horror legends Lon Chaney, Jr., Peter Lorre and Boris Karloff. Created by Academy Award-winning writer Stirling Silliphant (In The Heat of The Night) and prolific producer Herbert Leonard (Naked City, Rin Tin Tin, Circus Boy, Popi), Route 66 offered television viewers a unique anthology series with ground-breaking production values, filmed on location throughout the U.S.