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One Of The Best Christmas Presents I Ever Received!
A few years ago one of my sisters pleasantly surprised me with this Tribble video set for a Christmas present and I absolutely loved it and was amazed at how The DS9 actors really looked like they belonged on the classic episode, I also liked the tribble that was included, though I wish it had the option of using a purring sound besides the high pitched noise tribbles make when they see or sense a Klingon and I would like to find a Tribble toy that also makes the nice purring sound besides the high pitched squeak!

Good Trek Set
I'm so glad that I got this, it is so cool, the original episode is great and so is the Deep Space Nine one. The tribble is adorable, the sound it makes is a little too loud but it's still an adorable toy. Update 2003: Unfortunately my tribble no longer makes any sound because someone broke it! I will have to try and find a new tribble and if I do find a new one I will have to make sure the person who broke the one from this set doesn't get anywhere near it!

Tribble Terrific
This gift set was a surprise for Christmas from my wife. It's a classic Star Trek episode and it's fun to watch the classic episode back to back with the Deep Space Nine "resurrection". If you like Star Trek, you're sure to love this set.

Tribble trouble
I a pretty big fan of Star Trek think that this is one of the most valued of all DS9 episodes. You'll wan't to watch it over and over again. But one thing bothers me all klingons used to be are ugly people but now they've improved immensly.

Cool
I like the Videos and the tribble is AWESOME ... Read more

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Christmas for two young blitz refugees on Walton's Mountain
"The Children's Carol" was a two-hour episode of "The Waltons" that originally aired on December 5, 1977. As Christmas approaches, Tess (Sally Boyden) and Pip Wrayburn (Jeff Cotler), a pair of young children who are refugees from the London blitz, come to stay with the Baldwin sisters, Mamie (Helen Kleeb) and Emily (Mary Jackson). Everyone on Walton's Mountain tries to make Tess and Pip feel welcomed, but the pair are strangely aloof. Even Olivia (Michael Learned) does not know what to do about them. Meanwhile, Mary Ellen (Judy Norton-Taylor) leaves home with the baby to be closer to her doctor husband, Curtis. Even though everyone is hoping for a traditional, old fashioned Christmas, it is the short-wave radio owned by Ben (Eric Scott) that manages to bring the sense of family home for the Wrayburn children. "The Children's Carol" was written by John McGreevey and directed by Lawrence Dobkin, and is a fitting companion piece to the show's other yuletime movie, "The Homecoming." The first film dealt more with the family during the Great Depression, while "The Children's Carol" finds the war in Europe touching them on Walton's Mountain. As with all of the best episodes of this domestic drama, the story is an intimate tale where faith and family provide the best of solutions to life's problems.

I thought this was a very good episode.
I enjoy watching all of the Waltons. This episode shows how war effects the children. The Waltons of course are always ready to help if possible. Ben got his two way radio to contact Germany. The orphans got to talk to their mom and they learned that their father was killed. It was very touching. ... Read more

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Missing footage from the pilot and more!
This Munsters' documentary/rarity tape boasts a few scenes from the color pilot (with different actors playing Eddie and Lily's character, who is named "Phoebe"). Also among rarities are commercials for cereal featuring the Munster clan, scenes from a fall preview special with Buddy Ebsen, and a commercial for a television special. The quality of the videos usually rate from okay to bad--but a must-have for Munster fans. ... Read more

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Rodger C. Carmel: An under rated talent
For those of you who love the original series; you're in for a treat. Rodger C. Carmel left us too early. His passing in 1986, was not met with much publicity. Harcourt Fenton Mudd would've been ideal for the film series. This "scoundrel" couldn't fool any of his victims for long. Between his android followers and beautiful women; was a rich character that should've had his own series ... Read more

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The Best Show
I love watching charlie's angels. I am looking for a certain epsiode that I can't find on tape it seems. It's either called Let Our Angel Live or To Kill an Angel the final episode. That is my favorite. If anyone knows or has this epsiode please email me, [e-mail address]I wish they would make a Charlie's Angels reunion movie. With all of the angel's. I can't wait o see the new movie Charlie's Angels's 2, I heard jaclyn smith is supposed to star in it with cameron diaz,and lucy lui. Hopefully it will be good.

Angels forever....
The series was based on three female detectives who worked for the Charles Townsend Detective Agency. Charlie, who was their anonymous boss, gave them assignments via a speaker phone. The show was based on guns, hair, and make-up. The trio consisted of Sabrina Ducan (Kate Jackson) best known for being the "smart angel," Jill Munroe (Farrah Fawcett) known as the "athelic angel," and rounding out the team was "street wise" Kelly Garrett (Jaclyn Smith). The Angels worked with their trusty male counter-part, John Bosley, played by David Doyle.

Charlie's Angels was a huge success the moment it hit the airwaves. Each Wednesday night, around 10 o'clock, women tuned in for the clothing and hair, while men just tuned in.

Contains two tapes of the Angels battling the bad guys. features two tapes Angels in Chains and Angels Under Covers. Each tape contains two episodes:

Angels in Chains features: 1- AGELS IN CHAINS (10/20/76): in which the Angels infiltrate a prison with a secret brothel. Guest stars: Kim Basinger, Lauren Tewes, Christina Hart. 2- THE BLUE ANGELS (05/04/77): The Angels find themselves barely covered in a massage parlor while investigating a prostitution ring. Guest stars: Dirk Benedict.

Angels Under Covers features: 1- TO KILL AN ANGEL (11/10/76): Kelly helps a young boy and finds herself accidentally shot by a gun that was used to kill someone else moments before in an amusement park. 2- NIGHT OF THE STRANGLER (10/13/76): The Angels go undercover to find who is killing high fashion models. Guest stars: Richard Mulligan. ... Read more

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Another Fugitive Falsely Accused
One of the most commonly used themes that the script writers of THE FUGITIVE liked was the one of a man, other than Richard Kimble, being falsely accused of a crime. During the course of a four year run, this sort of thing routinely happened. In TERROR AT HIGHPOINT, Jamie, a strong but mentally disabled young man, is hired by Buck (well played by Jack Klugman). The other field workers taunt him mercilessly, causing Kimble to take pity on him and offer whatever solace he could. In many episodes Kimble shows his essential goodness of nature by helping those humans and animals who are in need of that help. Buck's wife is attacked but cannot identify the attacker. Naturally, the confused Jamie is blamed, who runs away in fear. Later, Kimble learns that the predator is one of the posse members.
This is one of the very ordinary episodes, whose only saving grace is to further bring out Kimble's willingness to help others even at the risk of his own detection.

Richard Kimble Clears Boy, Helps Construction Boss
Terror At Highpoint is a first season episode of The Fugitive featuring an unusually good supporting cast in Jack Klugman, Elizabeth Allen, Buck Taylor, and James Best - Dukes of Hazzard fans will likely be shocked to hear Best speaking without a drawl.

David Janssen is Richard Kimble, using the alias Paul Beaumont, now working as timekeeper to a construction project under Buck (Klugman). Kimble also serves as a surrogate big brother to Jamie (Taylor), a retarded young man whose physical strength lands him a job at the site that he needs to feed his family. The other, older men at the site mercilessly taunt Jamie, leading to a fight early on between Kimble/Beaumont and a particularly vicious bully named Dan (Best).

In addition to his relationship with Jamie and Buck, Kimble also gets swept into the angst between Buck and his wife (Allen), who wants to have a child but cannot because Buck fears that he cannot father a healthy child.

Eventually Buck's wife is attacked and beaten nearly to death, and the clues indicate it was the work of Jamie. Kimble is certain Jamie didn't do it, and has to stop a lynch mob led by Buck to prove it. ... Read more

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Volume One of a great series
Check out my review of the box set containing Volumes 1 through 4 of this series.

Apart from anything else, it contains the episode listings for this and the other tapes.

My children love the Rifleman.
Could someone please tell us which episodes are contained in this video ... Read more

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comedy content
cant recall for sure if i saw this episode but did like most of them cant remember much comedy in them however memory not to good sometimes +_)(*&^%$#@!~9876543210... ... Read more

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The Fugitive as Healer
One of the many themes running through four seasons of THE FUGITIVE is that of Kimble as the healer. In his pre-fugitive days, Kimble was a pediatrician. After his escape from the death train, in many episodes, he is seen as a healer of some sort, sometimes a healer of the body, others of the mind. In BRASS RING, Kimble as Ben Horton, lands a job as a personal attendant for a man crippled in both mind and soul. Robert Duvall plays Leslie Stevens, who years before suffered a car accident that left him paralyzed from the neck down. His paralysis affects him personally. He becomes withdrawn and abusive to his sister, Norma, played with a great deal of repressed sexuality by Angie Dickinson. Norma grows to hate her brother and his tantrums. It is only the fact that Leslie was given many thousands of dollars as an insurance settlement that keeps her by his side. Since she shies away from caring for a man with such total disability, she hires Kimble, but not only to care for him. Slowly, she compares Kimble's goodness to her boyfriend, Lars, who plans to kill him for the money, and the more she sees how Kimble interacts with Leslie, the better he looks. Kimble works with Leslie daily, overlooking the sarcasms dumped on him, knowing that he can help. And help he does. Little by little Kimble teaches Leslie how to regain mobility. Leslie, of course, is overjoyed and asks Kimble to leave town with him and spend the insurance money on riotous living. This idea does not sit well with Lars, who kills Leslie and blames the murder on Kimble. Surprisingly, Norma admits the truth to the police, knowing that she will go to jail for her role in the murder of her brother.
This episode, while not one of the series' finest, is still one of the better ones in that Kimble gets yet another opportunity to show how his inner goodness can act as a tonic to bring out the best in those who only suspect that they are good too.

Brass Ring
This episode, like almost all the others in the first 3 seasons episodes, was outstanding. The writing and acting are superb. David Jansen was the perfect actor in the perfect role in the golden age of television. I hope the entire series comes out on DVD some day. It is a series to be cherished.

Top-notch professional acting.Angie is fabulous(ly) sexy.
I never watched this series when they were originally aired but I now have about 105 episodes and this is one of the best.Angie is a perfect example of how to be sexy without any of the obvious methods used today and without showing any skin. Not once did I hear the word,"okay" in this version. Great stuff.

Devious couple tries to frame Kimble with murder
Norma Sessions (Angie Dickinson) hires Kimble to care for her brother Leslie (Robert Duvall) who is physically disabled. Kimble doesn't realize that Norma and her boyfriend are plotting to murder Leslie to collect the insurance money. When Norma suspects that Kimble is hiding from the police, she decides to pin the crime on him. ... Read more

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Hilarious!
This episode was one of the best. Fans will see a young Tom Selleck before he became "Magnum P.I.", together with Larry Manetti (another Magnum alumni) and James Whitmore, Jr., and Simon Oakland who would later co-star in "Baa Baa Black Sheep". The story line is amusing and the action is non-stop. A must see for all those who grew up in the 70s and 80s. ... Read more

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Rifleman Vol 9
The chemistry between Chuck Connors and Johnny Crawford is what makes this superb series so special. Good old fashioned values that Lucas teaches Mark in each episode. ... Read more

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Classic Barney Fife
This is classic Barney! Opie and Arnold knock a baseball through the front door or the old Rimshaw place and are too scared to go in and get it. Barney gives them a speach about how there is no such things as ghosts. Then Andy calls his bluff and sends him to retrieve the ball. Barney tricks Gomer into going with him, and when they get there, they are scared silly by noises and run back to get Andy. He takes them back to prove to them there's nothing to be afraid of. I won't give away the ending. You'll love it!

The movie is scary yet funny
The movie will make you laug ... Read more