Several complete editions of classic TV shows have been (re-)released on home video this month: Leave It To Beaver on DVD and the Japanese cult classic Ultraman on Blu-Ray. Coming in November: Charlie’s Angels on Blu-Ray. Order below and help support ClassicTVBlog.com!
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Big Savings on Classic TV Boxed Sets
Amazing Deals on Classic TV
If you’re still looking for a great gift for the classic TV fan (or yourself!), check out these incredible deals at Amazon. The Complete Dick Van Dyke Show on Blu-Ray is a real steal at $49.99 (list $349.98)!
Hurry, these offers are only available thru Saturday December 20 (or while supplies last):
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November Classic TV on DVD Releases
There are lots of great classic TV shows coming out on DVD this month, the biggest being the cult classic Batman starring Adam West and Burt Ward.
Also new on disc this November: a best of The Merv Griffin Show compilation, season 7 of Quincy, M.E. and the complete box set of sci-fi documentary series In Search Of…
Enjoy some classic TV and help support ClassicTVBlog.com with your purchase!
DVD Deal of the Week: Three’s Company
Come and knock on our door! We’ve been waiting for you! We’ve got a deal on Three’s Company, too!
This is your chance to own Three’s Company: The Complete Series on DVD. All 174 original episodes, plus 2 early episodes not seen in original broadcast. List price is $134.98, but you can get yours for just $50.49 (that’s a 67% savings!). Hurry, this deal ends Saturday October 4 at 11:59PM PT.
Deal of the Day: Columbo The Complete Series
Now you can own the complete series of Columbo on DVD for just $49.99, a 67% (99.99) savings over MSRP.
Legendary Peter Falk is a four-time Primetime Emmy Award-winner for his iconic role as the beloved, trenchcoat-wearing Police Lieutenant Columbo. Columbo is the landmark series that inspired a genre. And now, for the first time ever, all 69 episodes from its seven seasons and all 24 television movies are together in this 34-disc anthology. Every criminal, every innocent victim (and some not-so-innocent ones), and every wily deduction are here in one definitive collection.
Just one more thing…this sale ends at 11:59PM PST tonight.
DVD Deal of The Week
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This is your chance to own The Six Million Dollar Man: The Complete Series for far less than six million bucks. $62.99 actually, but the deal expires Saturday!
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Tuned In: MeTV Teases Fall Slate, TCM Honors Garner
- Classic TV diginet MeTV has begun teasing their new fall programming lineup. Among the additions this September: The Adventures of Superman, The Andy Griffith Show, Baa Baa Black Sheep, CHiPs and The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Returning shows include Cheers and Mission: Impossible. Stay tuned for more details…
- Fellow classic TV digital network Antenna TV has found a new home in Charlotte. They had been on WJZY (FOX affiliate) 46.2 until July 1, when they were replaced by Movies! Antenna TV will launch on WCCB (The CW affiliate) 18.2 on August 15, right next to MeTV on 18.3.
- New digital networks Escape and Grit are slated to go live in August. Escape will target a female audience with a mix of movies and off-network reruns. Grit will air a male-oriented schedule of action and western films. Owner Katz Broadcasting has already licensed movies from Paramount, Universal and Warner Bros. Spanish-language broadcaster Univision will carry the new networks on their digital subchannels in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Houston and Miami. Other affilates are being added, with clearance already reaching over 50% of U.S. TV households.
- Turner Classic Movies will be honoring the late James Garner with a 24-hour marathon of his big-screen work this Monday June 28:
- 6AM Toward the Unknown (1956)
- 8AM Shoot-out at Medicine Bend (1957)
- 9:30AM Grand Prix (1966)
- 12:30PM Cash McCall (1960)
- 2:15PM The Wheeler Dealers (1963)
- 4PM Darby’s Rangers (1958)
- 6:15PM Mister Buddwing (1966)
- 8PM The Thrill of it All (1963)
- 10PM The Americanization of Emily (1964)
- 12M The Children’s Hour (1961)
- 2AM Victor/Victoria (1982)
- 4:30AM Marlowe (1969)