One of my all-time favorite sitcoms is finally on DVD. The standouts this season are "The Football Uniform" and "The Baby Contest", though the folks at TV Land always picked "The Foundling" as the best episode.

It took 3 yrs but we finally get my favorite season of all. Shirley Jones makes this season with one line reading: "Oh it IS???? Well, I've got a few words to say to you, Mr. Goose!"

Another early '70s treat from our friends at Filmation. The REAL Sabrina--so take that, Melissa Joan Hart!

Next to the old Battle of the Network Stars, this is the best way to revisit some old TV friends out of their element. God bless the late Debralee Scott and Lori Saunders, who were both a delight to watch here.

After the stellar 1st year, this season would be my second favorite. A great episode, "Hearing Today, Gone Tomorrow" is on this set and was not seen much in syndication.

A relic of its time to be sure, but still fun viewing and a kick-*ss theme song!

I honestly did not think we would see ANY releases for this, let alone a complete series run. Bless our friends at MPI!

A decadent, double-dose of Lana. It's ironic that I always used to confuse Ray Walston and Burgess Meredith when I was younger, and each of them co-star in these over-the-top melodramas from the '60s.

Despite the rather dull Season One, it has been a blast reliving this long-forgotten show on DVD.

Can't have you some Joan without counter-acting it with a dose of Bette!

An amusing hour-long chat with my favorite director. Waters waxes nostalgic on each of his films and throws in some hilarious observations about his hometown, beautiful Baltimore!

The last completed film of both Gable and Monroe. Many critics have remarked how bad Marilyn looks here. Actually, the cherry print dress is my favorite Monroe visual.

I watched all these in the '70s and they do NOT hold up very well today (due to weak writing not bad acting), but are still kinda fun in limited doses as pure nostalgia.

Barbara Stanwyck is the ultimate femme-fatale in this ultimate film-noir of 1944.

I think this may have been the series peak, although I haven't watched them all again yet.

Not truly a "best-of" as the Josie & the Pussycats, Sonny & Cher, and Jeannie episodes are all absent due to licensing fees!

Finally, an official release, though in this day and age I'm not surprised it took so long. This movie is in danger of self-destructing due to its own political incorrectness. Nevertheless, it's great!

Probably my least favorite season so far on DVD, but still has its moments.

More hilarious antics of poor Arthur and loony mother Maggie.