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title: Mister Ed Rarities
text: Product Description Includes the original unaired pilot for Mr. Ed titled The Wonderful World of Wilbur Pope, produced in 1958. Starring Scott McKay as Wilbur Pope, Sandra White as Carlotta Pope, and the voice of Allan Rocky Lane as Mr. Ed. This pilot set the premise for the series that followed in 1960. Extras include a rare promo film, 2 bonus episodes and more! Product Description Includes the original unaired pilot for Mr. Ed titled The Wonderful World of Wilbur Pope, produced in 1958. Starring Scott McKay as Wilbur Pope, Sandra White as Carlotta Pope, and the voice of Allan Rocky Lane as Mr. Ed. This pilot set the premise for the series that followed in 1960. Extras include a rare promo film, 2 bonus episodes and more!

title: Mister Ed: Season 2
text: Product Description Product Description Following a very successful first season in syndication, Mister Ed moved on to greener pastures in the fall of 1961 when CBS picked up the show for national broadcast and added it to their Sunday night lineup. Here are all 26 episodes from the second season of the classic TV sitcom. Architect Wilbur Post (Alan Young, The Time Machine ) and his wife Carol (Connie Hines) are once again up to their ears in trouble, and hilarity, with all of the mischief brought on by their meddlesome talking horse. This season features a star-studded array of celebrities who appear on the show, including George Burns (the shows original producer), Zsa Zsa Gabor and Clint Eastwood. Bonus Features * Audio Interview With Alan Young And Connie Hines From Shokus Internet Radio Stus Show * Studebaker Car Commercials Amazon.com In its second season, Mister Ed trotted out some impressive star power for three fan-favorite episodes that make this four-disc set a must-own--"Clint Eastwood Meets Mister Ed," "George Burns Meets Mister Ed," and "Zsa Zsa," as in Gabor. The Clint episode is best as the star of Rawhide is hounded (horsed?) by Ed on a party phone line because, Ed complains, Clint's horse is stealing his fillies. Burns, who produced the series' pilot episode, doesn't actually meet Mister Ed, but he does play straight man to Wilbur (Alan Young), who wants to audition Ed for Burns's Las Vegas show. The glamorous Gabor, whom Ed helps get over her fear of horses, is an endearingly game comedian. Beyond the stunt casting, this second season has much to recommend it. Early in the series' six-season run, the writers could still make hay out of the show's fantastic premise of a newly married architect whose best friend just happens to be a talking horse. Wilbur and Ed (voiced by character actor Alan Lane) are a great comedy team with a genuine, and oddly touching friendship. "I'd rather have you than 25,000 carrots," Ed tells Wilbur at one point. Some of the episodes are saddled with ridiculous plots (Ed joins the beatnik set in "Ed the Beachcomber," Wilbur harbors a magician's elephant in "Ed and the Elephant," and a neglected Ed volunteers to be the first horse in space in "The Horsetronaut"), but many keep it as real as a show about a talking horse can get. In "Horse Wash," Ed overhears a con man planning to scam Wilbur's father-in-law and alerts Wilbur. In "Ed the Hunter," he uses well-timed bumps and tail flicks to foil attempts by Wilbur and neighbor Roger (Larry Keating) to hunt ducks. This boxed set corrals two special features--vintage Studebaker car commercials and an Internet radio interview with Young and Connie Hines, who portrayed Wilbur's unwitting wife Carol. Mister Ed holds up exceedingly well. Those who have never had the pleasure are in for a treat. As Roger remarks when Wilbur reels from another Ed-instigated predicament, "Never a dull moment with this boy." --Donald Liebenson Product Description Product Description Following a very successful first season in syndication, Mister Ed moved on to greener pastures in the fall of 1961 when CBS picked up the show for national broadcast and added it to their Sunday night lineup. Here are all 26 episodes from the second season of the classic TV sitcom. Architect Wilbur Post (Alan Young, The Time Machine ) and his wife Carol (Connie Hines) are once again up to their ears in trouble, and hilarity, with all of the mischief brought on by their meddlesome talking horse. This season features a star-studded array of celebrities who appear on the show, including George Burns (the shows original producer), Zsa Zsa Gabor and Clint Eastwood. Bonus Features * Audio Interview With Alan Young And Connie Hines From Shokus Internet Radio Stus Show * Studebaker Car Commercials Amazon.com In its second season, Mister Ed trotted out some impressive star power for three fan-favorite episodes that make this four-disc set a must-own--"Clint Eastwood Meets Mister Ed," "George Burns Meets Mister Ed," and "Zsa Zsa," as in Gabor. The Clint episode is best as the star of Rawhide is hounded (horsed?) by Ed on a party phone line because, Ed complains, Clint's horse is stealing his fillies. Burns, who produced the series' pilot episode, doesn't actually meet Mister Ed, but he does play straight man to Wilbur (Alan Young), who wants to audition Ed for Burns's Las Vegas show. The glamorous Gabor, whom Ed helps get over her fear of horses, is an endearingly game comedian. Beyond the stunt casting, this second season has much to recommend it. Early in the series' six-season run, the writers could still make hay out of the show's fantastic premise of a newly married architect whose best friend just happens to be a talking horse. Wilbur and Ed (voiced by character actor Alan Lane) are a great comedy team with a genuine, and oddly touching friendship. "I'd rather have you than 25,000 carrots," Ed tells Wilbur at one point. Some of the episodes are saddled with ridiculous plots (Ed joins the beatnik set in "Ed the Beachcomber," Wilbur harbors a magician's elephant in "Ed and the Elephant," and a neglected Ed volunteers to be the first horse in space in "The Horsetronaut"), but many keep it as real as a show about a talking horse can get. In "Horse Wash," Ed overhears a con man planning to scam Wilbur's father-in-law and alerts Wilbur. In "Ed the Hunter," he uses well-timed bumps and tail flicks to foil attempts by Wilbur and neighbor Roger (Larry Keating) to hunt ducks. This boxed set corrals two special features--vintage Studebaker car commercials and an Internet radio interview with Young and Connie Hines, who portrayed Wilbur's unwitting wife Carol. Mister Ed holds up exceedingly well. Those who have never had the pleasure are in for a treat. As Roger remarks when Wilbur reels from another Ed-instigated predicament, "Never a dull moment with this boy." --Donald Liebenson

title: The Munsters: The Complete Series [DVD]
text: Product Description Product DescriptionFrom the manufacturer The Munsters: The Complete Series Have a howlingly good time with the First Family of Fright in this collectible Complete Series that includes all 70 classic TV episodes and the two frighteningly funny feature-length movies. Reunite with the wonderfully weird Munster Clan: "working stiff" Herman, mom Lily, wacky Grandpa, the unusually normal Marilyn, and little Eddie. Plus, now see the episode "Family Portrait" in spookily spectacular full color for the first time ever. With so much Munster mayhem, your whole family is sure to have a scream! Read more 

title: Mister Ed: The Complete Series
text: Product Description The world’s most famous talking horse. The Olivier of equine actors. The one and only Mister Ed! Enjoy every one of his equine exploits with Mister Ed: The Complete Series! Architect Wilbur Post (Alan Young) and his wife Carol (Connie Hines) have settled into a beautiful new home, complete with a barn in the backyard…and a very unique tenant. Wilbur finds that the former owner has left his horse behind. He soon discovers that this is no ordinary horse, as the eloquent Mr. Ed can talk, but only to Wilbur! The anxious architect and the pontificating palomino soon become the best of friends, leading to all sorts of comedic misadventures. Winner of the 1963 Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series (Comedy), Mister Ed is undoubtedly one of the most memorable sitcoms of its era. From its kooky premise to its devilishly catchy theme song, it has endured as a true television classic. Mister Ed: The Complete Series presents all six seasons and 143 episodes of the beloved show, which remains as hilarious and socially relevant today as it did in its original airing. An essential part of your classic television collection? Of course, of course! Product Description The world’s most famous talking horse. The Olivier of equine actors. The one and only Mister Ed! Enjoy every one of his equine exploits with Mister Ed: The Complete Series! Architect Wilbur Post (Alan Young) and his wife Carol (Connie Hines) have settled into a beautiful new home, complete with a barn in the backyard…and a very unique tenant. Wilbur finds that the former owner has left his horse behind. He soon discovers that this is no ordinary horse, as the eloquent Mr. Ed can talk, but only to Wilbur! The anxious architect and the pontificating palomino soon become the best of friends, leading to all sorts of comedic misadventures. Winner of the 1963 Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series (Comedy), Mister Ed is undoubtedly one of the most memorable sitcoms of its era. From its kooky premise to its devilishly catchy theme song, it has endured as a true television classic. Mister Ed: The Complete Series presents all six seasons and 143 episodes of the beloved show, which remains as hilarious and socially relevant today as it did in its original airing. An essential part of your classic television collection? Of course, of course!

title: TV Guide Spotlight: TV's Merriest Holiday Episodes: Bewitched - The Flying Nun - The Partridge Family - Roseanne - The Cosby Show - Married With Children - 3rd Rock From The Sun - The Ellen Show - Just Shoot Me - The Nanny - NewsRadio - That '70s Show
text: Product Description Give The Gift Of Laughter With This Very Merry Holiday Collection! Deck the halls and celebrate the season with this holly jolly assortment of TV's merriest moments from 12 of the most beloved shows of all-time! Whether you're singing carols with the Partridges or bah humbug-ing with the Bundys, this DVD collection is the one stocking stuffer you can enjoy all year long! Episodes include: Bewitched - A Vision of Sugar Plums © 1964 renewed 1992 CPT Holdings, Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Flying Nun - Wailing in a Winter Wonderland © 1967, renewed 1995 CPT Holdings, Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Partridge Family - Don't Bring Your Guns To Town, Santa © 1970, renewed 1998 CPT Holdings, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Roseanne - Santa Claus © The Carsey-Werner Company, LLC. All Rights Reserved. The Cosby Show - Clair's Place © The Carsey-Werner Company, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Married With Children - You Better Watch Out © 1987 Embassy Communications. All Rights Reserved. 3rd Rock From the Sun - Jolly Old St. Dick © The Carsey-Werner Company, LLC. All Rights Reserved. The Ellen Show - Ellen's First Christmess © 2001 CBS Worldwide Inc. All Rights Reserved Just Shoot Me - Jesus, It's Christmas ©1997 Universal Studios Network Programming. All Rights Reserved. The Nanny - Christmas Episode © 1993 TriStar Television, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Newsradio - Christmas Story © 1995 Brillstein-Grey Communications. All Rights Reserved. That '70s Show - The Best Christmas Ever © The Carsey-Werner Company, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Product Description Give The Gift Of Laughter With This Very Merry Holiday Collection! Deck the halls and celebrate the season with this holly jolly assortment of TV's merriest moments from 12 of the most beloved shows of all-time! Whether you're singing carols with the Partridges or bah humbug-ing with the Bundys, this DVD collection is the one stocking stuffer you can enjoy all year long! Episodes include: Bewitched - A Vision of Sugar Plums © 1964 renewed 1992 CPT Holdings, Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Flying Nun - Wailing in a Winter Wonderland © 1967, renewed 1995 CPT Holdings, Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Partridge Family - Don't Bring Your Guns To Town, Santa © 1970, renewed 1998 CPT Holdings, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Roseanne - Santa Claus © The Carsey-Werner Company, LLC. All Rights Reserved. The Cosby Show - Clair's Place © The Carsey-Werner Company, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Married With Children - You Better Watch Out © 1987 Embassy Communications. All Rights Reserved. 3rd Rock From the Sun - Jolly Old St. Dick © The Carsey-Werner Company, LLC. All Rights Reserved. The Ellen Show - Ellen's First Christmess © 2001 CBS Worldwide Inc. All Rights Reserved Just Shoot Me - Jesus, It's Christmas ©1997 Universal Studios Network Programming. All Rights Reserved. The Nanny - Christmas Episode © 1993 TriStar Television, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Newsradio - Christmas Story © 1995 Brillstein-Grey Communications. All Rights Reserved. That '70s Show - The Best Christmas Ever © The Carsey-Werner Company, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

title: The Untouchables: Season 4 Volume 2
text: Product Description The Untouchables chronicles the campaign of Eliot Ness (Robert Stack), the young U.S. Prohibition Bureau agent determined to smash the beer and booze empire of Al Capone in 1920s Chicago. This set includes the second half of the shows fourth season. Product Description The Untouchables chronicles the campaign of Eliot Ness (Robert Stack), the young U.S. Prohibition Bureau agent determined to smash the beer and booze empire of Al Capone in 1920s Chicago. This set includes the second half of the shows fourth season.

title: Mister Ed: Season 4

title: Mister Ed: Season 1
text: Product Description Product Description Now you can enjoy all 26 episodes from the first season of the classic sitcom Mister Ed. Architect Wilbur Post (Alan Young, The Time Machine ) and his wife Carol (Connie Hines) move into a beautiful new home complete with a barn in the backyard. When Wilbur takes a look in his new barn, he finds that the former owner left his horse behind. This horse is no ordinary horse . . . he can talk, but only to Wilbur, which leads to all sorts of misadventures for Wilbur and his trouble-making sidekick Mister Ed. Premiering in 1960, Mister Ed became the first syndicated series ever to be picked up by a network when CBS adopted the show in 1961 for the remainder of its five-year run. The program won a Golden Globe Award as Best TV Show in 1963. You never heard of a talking horse? Well, check out the famous Mister Ed. Bonus Features: * Interviews With Stars Alan Young And Connie Hines * Audio Commentary On The Pilot Episode With Alan Young And Connie Hines Amazon.com After three episode compilations, nostalgic baby boomers can now saddle up this beloved series' entire first season (those looking for the Clint Eastwood and Zsa Zsa Gabor episodes are directed to The Best of Mister Ed, Volume One ). It's funny how well Mister Ed holds up. In its day, it was derided by critics (the Chicago Tribune sniffed that the show was a pale carbon copy of the Francis the Talking Mule films) and snubbed at the Emmy Awards. But despite its fantastic premise, the fundamental things apply: solid writing, a classic theme song, and palpable chemistry between Alan Young, as affable, modest, and unassuming architect Wilbur Post, and gelding Bamboo Harvester as slacker horse Mister Ed. Ed can use the telephone, he enjoys watching television (he prefers Leonard Bernstein to Westerns), and he can talk. "It's been a long time since I was a pony" are the words that launch one of TV's funniest teams, and it is a testament to Alan Young's skills as a comedic actor and his finesse as a straight man that you absolutely believe his genuine friendship with and affection for his equine costar (voiced by B-western star Allan "Rocky" Lane). The rest of the cast is good, but their characters are strictly 1960s sitcom stock. Wilbur's new bride, Carol (the charming Connie Hines), is the dutiful wife with a roast in the oven and who frets over asking her husband for money to buy a new television set. Neighbors Roger and Kay (Larry Keating and Edna Skinner) are the affectionately bickering married couple next door who take the newlyweds under their more cynical wings. It is Ed who gallops off with every scene with the horse's share of the punch lines. In one early episode, Wilbur complains that he could be rich if Ed went on TV and talked. Ed says no thanks to stardom. "I know Trigger," he states. "He's a very mixed-up horse." This season also features a curiosity, an episode that served as a pilot for an unsold spinoff show starring William Bendix as the hapless owner of a rustic lodge (look for a pre- Beverly Hillbillies Nancy Culp). Young, still sharp, and Hines provide audio commentary for the pilot episode. They also appear in a half-hour featurette about the history of the series that yields some surprises, namely that Mister Ed was inspired by a short story that preceded the Francis the Talking Mule movies. They don't make 'em like this anymore, and one can easily see Mister Ed winning over a new generation of kids, of course, of course. --Donald Liebenson Product Description Product Description Now you can enjoy all 26 episodes from the first season of the classic sitcom Mister Ed. Architect Wilbur Post (Alan Young, The Time Machine ) and his wife Carol (Connie Hines) move into a beautiful new home complete with a barn in the backyard. When Wilbur takes a look in his new barn, he finds that the former owner left his horse behind. This horse is no ordinary horse . . . he can talk, but only to Wilbur, which leads to all sorts of misadventures for Wilbur and his trouble-making sidekick Mister Ed. Premiering in 1960, Mister Ed became the first syndicated series ever to be picked up by a network when CBS adopted the show in 1961 for the remainder of its five-year run. The program won a Golden Globe Award as Best TV Show in 1963. You never heard of a talking horse? Well, check out the famous Mister Ed. Bonus Features: * Interviews With Stars Alan Young And Connie Hines * Audio Commentary On The Pilot Episode With Alan Young And Connie Hines Amazon.com After three episode compilations, nostalgic baby boomers can now saddle up this beloved series' entire first season (those looking for the Clint Eastwood and Zsa Zsa Gabor episodes are directed to The Best of Mister Ed, Volume One ). It's funny how well Mister Ed holds up. In its day, it was derided by critics (the Chicago Tribune sniffed that the show was a pale carbon copy of the Francis the Talking Mule films) and snubbed at the Emmy Awards. But despite its fantastic premise, the fundamental things apply: solid writing, a classic theme song, and palpable chemistry between Alan Young, as affable, modest, and unassuming architect Wilbur Post, and gelding Bamboo Harvester as slacker horse Mister Ed. Ed can use the telephone, he enjoys watching television (he prefers Leonard Bernstein to Westerns), and he can talk. "It's been a long time since I was a pony" are the words that launch one of TV's funniest teams, and it is a testament to Alan Young's skills as a comedic actor and his finesse as a straight man that you absolutely believe his genuine friendship with and affection for his equine costar (voiced by B-western star Allan "Rocky" Lane). The rest of the cast is good, but their characters are strictly 1960s sitcom stock. Wilbur's new bride, Carol (the charming Connie Hines), is the dutiful wife with a roast in the oven and who frets over asking her husband for money to buy a new television set. Neighbors Roger and Kay (Larry Keating and Edna Skinner) are the affectionately bickering married couple next door who take the newlyweds under their more cynical wings. It is Ed who gallops off with every scene with the horse's share of the punch lines. In one early episode, Wilbur complains that he could be rich if Ed went on TV and talked. Ed says no thanks to stardom. "I know Trigger," he states. "He's a very mixed-up horse." This season also features a curiosity, an episode that served as a pilot for an unsold spinoff show starring William Bendix as the hapless owner of a rustic lodge (look for a pre- Beverly Hillbillies Nancy Culp). Young, still sharp, and Hines provide audio commentary for the pilot episode. They also appear in a half-hour featurette about the history of the series that yields some surprises, namely that Mister Ed was inspired by a short story that preceded the Francis the Talking Mule movies. They don't make 'em like this anymore, and one can easily see Mister Ed winning over a new generation of kids, of course, of course. --Donald Liebenson

title: Cartoon Network: Ed, Edd 'N' Eddy: S1
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title: Emergency! Season One
text: Product Description Product Description When the call goes out, they answer it… on 11 action-packed episodes of the complete first season of Emergency! - the pioneering TV series that was one of the first to show the real-life drama of those who save lives every day. Race to the scene with the heroic men on paramedic Squad 51 and the emergency staff of Rampart Hospital as they respond round-the-clock to LA's most dire emergencies, from women in labor to an out-of-control epidemic. Kevin Tighe and Randolph Mantooth lead an acclaimed cast as two hard-working paramedics trying to deal with the daily crises of their jobs with wit, humor and bravery. Along for the ride in the complete season are such popular guest stars as Tony Dow, Ronne Troup and Jeff Donnell. Including the thrilling TV movie "The Wedsworth-Townsend Act" and available on DVD for the first time ever, it's the gripping series that blazed the trail for all action series to come! NOTE: This is a double-sided disc. Amazon.com Created and produced by TV legend Jack Webb, Emergency! delivered a double dose of medical drama and real-life action into its stories, which made it a major favorite among viewers during its '72-77 network run. The season 1 set compiles the first 11 episodes of the program, in which paramedics Gage (Randolph Mantooth) and DeSoto (Kevin Tighe) tackle crises both big and small, from plane accidents ("Crash," "Dealer's Wild") and baby deliveries ("Brushfire") to the rescue of a horse in a ditch ("Publicity Hound"). Ably assisting the men in the field are the emergency room hospital staff, led by Dr. Joe Early (Bobby Troup, the composer of "Route 66"), Dr. Kelly Brackett (Robert Fuller of Laramie ), and Nurse Dixie McCall (singer Julie London); Deirdre Hall of Days of Our Lives fame also appeared (in this season only) as Nurse Sally Lewis. An energetic and entertaining series, the success of Emergency not only spawned a host of promotional tie-ins (and a Saturday morning cartoon), but also helped spark attention for and interest in paramedic work during its network run, which is a considerable legacy for any television program. Though no extras are included in the season 1 double-disc set, the 1972 two-part pilot, "The Wedsworth-Townsend Affair," is included; directed by Jack Webb, the pilot also features guest appearances by Martin Milner and Kent McCord in their roles from another of his then-current series, Adam-12 . --Paul Gaita Product Description Product Description When the call goes out, they answer it… on 11 action-packed episodes of the complete first season of Emergency! - the pioneering TV series that was one of the first to show the real-life drama of those who save lives every day. Race to the scene with the heroic men on paramedic Squad 51 and the emergency staff of Rampart Hospital as they respond round-the-clock to LA's most dire emergencies, from women in labor to an out-of-control epidemic. Kevin Tighe and Randolph Mantooth lead an acclaimed cast as two hard-working paramedics trying to deal with the daily crises of their jobs with wit, humor and bravery. Along for the ride in the complete season are such popular guest stars as Tony Dow, Ronne Troup and Jeff Donnell. Including the thrilling TV movie "The Wedsworth-Townsend Act" and available on DVD for the first time ever, it's the gripping series that blazed the trail for all action series to come! NOTE: This is a double-sided disc. Amazon.com Created and produced by TV legend Jack Webb, Emergency! delivered a double dose of medical drama and real-life action into its stories, which made it a major favorite among viewers during its '72-77 network run. The season 1 set compiles the first 11 episodes of the program, in which paramedics Gage (Randolph Mantooth) and DeSoto (Kevin Tighe) tackle crises both big and small, from plane accidents ("Crash," "Dealer's Wild") and baby deliveries ("Brushfire") to the rescue of a horse in a ditch ("Publicity Hound"). Ably assisting the men in the field are the emergency room hospital staff, led by Dr. Joe Early (Bobby Troup, the composer of "Route 66"), Dr. Kelly Brackett (Robert Fuller of Laramie ), and Nurse Dixie McCall (singer Julie London); Deirdre Hall of Days of Our Lives fame also appeared (in this season only) as Nurse Sally Lewis. An energetic and entertaining series, the success of Emergency not only spawned a host of promotional tie-ins (and a Saturday morning cartoon), but also helped spark attention for and interest in paramedic work during its network run, which is a considerable legacy for any television program. Though no extras are included in the season 1 double-disc set, the 1972 two-part pilot, "The Wedsworth-Townsend Affair," is included; directed by Jack Webb, the pilot also features guest appearances by Martin Milner and Kent McCord in their roles from another of his then-current series, Adam-12 . --Paul Gaita

title: The Best of Mister Ed - Volume Two [DVD]
text: Product Description Mister Ed rides again in the second volume of America's best-loved sitcom  featuring television's smoothest-talking steed! Full of hilarious horseplay, this wild and wacky collection features Mister Ed up to his tail in trouble as he flies a plane, drives a truck, rides a surfboard  and generally gets his poor owner Wilbur Post into one fine mess after another. It's four-footed fun for the whole family, so saddle up, take the reins and hit the trail with Mister Ed! Product Description Mister Ed rides again in the second volume of America's best-loved sitcom  featuring television's smoothest-talking steed! Full of hilarious horseplay, this wild and wacky collection features Mister Ed up to his tail in trouble as he flies a plane, drives a truck, rides a surfboard  and generally gets his poor owner Wilbur Post into one fine mess after another. It's four-footed fun for the whole family, so saddle up, take the reins and hit the trail with Mister Ed!

title: Kung Fu Pilot
text: Product Description Directed by Jerry Thorpe - Starring David Carradine, Barry Sullivan, Keith Carradine Warner Home Video - Rated Not Rated - 74 min - Hybrid Western - Region: 1 (USA & territories, Canada) David Carradine first stepped into the sandals of taciturn martial-arts expert Caine in the made-for-TV pilot film Kung Fu. A Chinese/American priest, Caine must flee to the United States after he is forced to kill a royal nephew. He wanders the American West of the 1860s, keeping his cool until it is necessary to display his kung-fu skills full force. Most often, he must meditate and conjure up a flashback dominated by Master Po (Keye Luke) before he is galvanized into action. In the pilot, Caine comes to the rescue of a group of Chinese coolies who are working on the railroad. First telecast February 22, 1972, Kung Fu spawned a long-running series of the 1970s... Product Description Directed by Jerry Thorpe - Starring David Carradine, Barry Sullivan, Keith Carradine Warner Home Video - Rated Not Rated - 74 min - Hybrid Western - Region: 1 (USA & territories, Canada) David Carradine first stepped into the sandals of taciturn martial-arts expert Caine in the made-for-TV pilot film Kung Fu. A Chinese/American priest, Caine must flee to the United States after he is forced to kill a royal nephew. He wanders the American West of the 1860s, keeping his cool until it is necessary to display his kung-fu skills full force. Most often, he must meditate and conjure up a flashback dominated by Master Po (Keye Luke) before he is galvanized into action. In the pilot, Caine comes to the rescue of a group of Chinese coolies who are working on the railroad. First telecast February 22, 1972, Kung Fu spawned a long-running series of the 1970s...

title: The Very Best of the Ed Sullivan Show: Unforgettable Performances Volume 1 [DVD]
text: Product Description Over 90 minutes of incredible talent - new footage and extended performances featuring: Louis Armstrong, Lucille Ball, The Beatles, James Brown, The Doors, Ella Fitzgerald, Jackson 5, Elvis Presley, The Rolling Stones, Barbra Streisand, The Supremes, Topo Gigio and many more! In its 23-year run, The Ed Sullivan Show presented an incredible array of over 10,000 performers, including the most spectacular ensemble of stars in show business. From over 1,000 hours of classic television, THE VERY BEST OF THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW brings you some of the biggest names in comedy, Broadway, variety, rock and pop captured LIVE in the prime of their careers. This retrospective special originally aired on CBS to huge numbers (#2 highest rated special that year, second only to the Oscar® telecast). Hosted by Carol Burnett. Product Description Over 90 minutes of incredible talent - new footage and extended performances featuring: Louis Armstrong, Lucille Ball, The Beatles, James Brown, The Doors, Ella Fitzgerald, Jackson 5, Elvis Presley, The Rolling Stones, Barbra Streisand, The Supremes, Topo Gigio and many more! In its 23-year run, The Ed Sullivan Show presented an incredible array of over 10,000 performers, including the most spectacular ensemble of stars in show business. From over 1,000 hours of classic television, THE VERY BEST OF THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW brings you some of the biggest names in comedy, Broadway, variety, rock and pop captured LIVE in the prime of their careers. This retrospective special originally aired on CBS to huge numbers (#2 highest rated special that year, second only to the Oscar® telecast). Hosted by Carol Burnett.

title: The Best of Broadway Musicals - Original Cast Performances from The Ed Sullivan Show [DVD]
text: Product Description Celebrate the best Broadway musicals of The Ed Sullivan Show with this limited edition DVD! A priceless time capsule of TV s golden age, it features unforgettable performances by such classic stars as Richard Kiley, Pearl Bailey, Julie Andrews and many more. Narrated by John Raitt and complete with behind- the-scenes interviews with songwriters Rodgers & Hammerstein and Lerner & Loewe, this DVD is perfect for any fan of legendary Broadway music. Product Description Celebrate the best Broadway musicals of The Ed Sullivan Show with this limited edition DVD! A priceless time capsule of TV s golden age, it features unforgettable performances by such classic stars as Richard Kiley, Pearl Bailey, Julie Andrews and many more. Narrated by John Raitt and complete with behind- the-scenes interviews with songwriters Rodgers & Hammerstein and Lerner & Loewe, this DVD is perfect for any fan of legendary Broadway music.

title: EDtv
text: Product Description It's the unforgettable story of a nobody...that everybody's watching! Matthew McConaughey and Jenna Elfman star in this hilarious romantic comedy Joel Siegel of Good Morning America calls "Big-Laugh Funny." Ed Pekurny (McConaughey) is just a regular guy who feels he has nothing to lose by agreeing to be a star of a new reality-based TV show. Almost overnight, the program becomes a hit, and suddenly this goofy but engaging video clerk is a national celebrity! Everything's fabulous...until Ed falls head-over-heels for Shari (Elfman), the girlfriend of his brother Ray (Woody Harrelson). Suddenly their most private moments become public entertainment - and the ratings go through the roof - as millions of fans tune in to watch a real soap opera filled with comedy and romance. Superbly directed by Ron Howard and featuring a stellar supporting cast including Elizabeth Hurley, Sally Kirkland, Martin Landau, Ellen DeGeneres, Rob Reiner and Dennis Hopper, EDtv is an outrageous look at instant fame, overnight success, and sharing your life with a few million of your closest fans. Bonus Content: Caught in the Camera's Eye: The Making of EDtv Feature Commentary with Director Ron Howard Feature Commentary with Writers Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel Deleted Scenes Outtakes Reprise Soundtrack Presentation Universal Showcase Production Notes Music Highlights Cast and Filmmakers Theatrical Trailer Product Description It's the unforgettable story of a nobody...that everybody's watching! Matthew McConaughey and Jenna Elfman star in this hilarious romantic comedy Joel Siegel of Good Morning America calls "Big-Laugh Funny." Ed Pekurny (McConaughey) is just a regular guy who feels he has nothing to lose by agreeing to be a star of a new reality-based TV show. Almost overnight, the program becomes a hit, and suddenly this goofy but engaging video clerk is a national celebrity! Everything's fabulous...until Ed falls head-over-heels for Shari (Elfman), the girlfriend of his brother Ray (Woody Harrelson). Suddenly their most private moments become public entertainment - and the ratings go through the roof - as millions of fans tune in to watch a real soap opera filled with comedy and romance. Superbly directed by Ron Howard and featuring a stellar supporting cast including Elizabeth Hurley, Sally Kirkland, Martin Landau, Ellen DeGeneres, Rob Reiner and Dennis Hopper, EDtv is an outrageous look at instant fame, overnight success, and sharing your life with a few million of your closest fans. Bonus Content: Caught in the Camera's Eye: The Making of EDtv Feature Commentary with Director Ron Howard Feature Commentary with Writers Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel Deleted Scenes Outtakes Reprise Soundtrack Presentation Universal Showcase Production Notes Music Highlights Cast and Filmmakers Theatrical Trailer

title: Cartoon Network: Ed, Edd 'N' Eddy: S2
text: Product Description Product DescriptionFrom the manufacturer Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy The off-the-wall, day-to-day life of three friends who have exactly the same name.