Circus Boy
Complete 1956 - 1958 T.V. Series
49 Episodes on 10 DVD's
Circus Boy was a primetime series that ran from 1956-1958 and starred
future Monkee "Mickey Dolenz" as Corky. After his parents "The Flying Falcons" are
killed in a tragic high wire accident, young Corky is adopted by his Uncle, Joy the Clown
and his whole circus family. Young Corky finds his place as water boy to "Bimbo" the elephant.
Corky rode his baby elephant Bimbo, dealt with his adolescent problems, and helped the adults
with the circus as the show moved from town to town each week.
Circus Boy Complete Series on Dvd
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Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Saturday, October 6, 2012
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN COMPLETE 1960'S TV SERIES 6 DVD SET
Journey to the Unknown
Complete TV Series - 1968 - 1969 - 6 DVD Set
British Anthology similar to U.S. Twilight Zone 17 episodes.
Each episode featured an American star in the guest role.
The 'Unknown' referred to in the title was the Human Mind.
Episodes dealt with normal people in everyday situations that found themselves having to experience something a bit out of
the normal.
Journey to the Unknown 6 DVD Set 29.99 CLICK HERE!
Complete TV Series - 1968 - 1969 - 6 DVD Set
British Anthology similar to U.S. Twilight Zone 17 episodes.
Each episode featured an American star in the guest role.
The 'Unknown' referred to in the title was the Human Mind.
Episodes dealt with normal people in everyday situations that found themselves having to experience something a bit out of
the normal.
Journey to the Unknown 6 DVD Set 29.99 CLICK HERE!
Friday, October 5, 2012
TOPPER 1953-1955 ORIGINAL SERIES - 54 EPISODES 6 DVD SET
TOPPER
1953-1955
ORIGINAL SERIES - 54 EPISODES
6 DVD SET
Topper is the tale of a bank executive, Cosmo Topper, who moves into a new home only recently vacated by its charming tenants, who have died in a skiing accident. They are now ghosts, and reveal themselves to Topper now and again to make and mar his fortunes.
A witty and sophisticated comedy, adapted for television from the film series.
TOPPER available @ skaryguyvideo.com CLICK HERE$24.99
1953-1955
ORIGINAL SERIES - 54 EPISODES
6 DVD SET
Topper is the tale of a bank executive, Cosmo Topper, who moves into a new home only recently vacated by its charming tenants, who have died in a skiing accident. They are now ghosts, and reveal themselves to Topper now and again to make and mar his fortunes.
A witty and sophisticated comedy, adapted for television from the film series.
TOPPER available @ skaryguyvideo.com CLICK HERE$24.99
Thursday, October 4, 2012
FATHER KNOWS BEST TWO 1977 TV REUNION FILMS FATHER KNOWS BEST REUNION & FATHER KNOWS BEST: HOME FOR CHRISTMAS DVD
Father Knows Best Reunion (1977) was one of the most beloved situation comedies of the 1950s. Happily, all the cast members of the original FKB were still around to show up in this TV-movie reunion. On the occasion of the 35th anniversary of Jim and Margaret Anderson (Robert Young and Jane Wyatt), the Anderson kids interrupt their busy adult schedules to attend the festivities. To bring you up to date, Betty (Elinor Donahue), aka "Princess," is now a widowed mother; Kathy (Laurin Chapin), better known as "Kitten," is a single woman dating an older man; and Bud (Billy Gray) is a motorcycle racer. Intended as the pilot for a new series, Father Knows Best posted good ratings when it was first telecast May 15, 1977, but sponsor and network interest were not forthcoming.
Father Knows Best: Home for Christmas (1977) was the second of three TV pilot films for a proposed (and abandoned) revival of the 1950s sitcom classic Father Knows Best. Robert Young, Jane Wyatt, Elinor Donahue, Billy Gray and Laurin Chapin reprise their old TV roles as the Anderson family. Jim and Margaret Anderson (Young and Wyatt), facing the prospect of celebrating Christmas alone, are further depressed by the possibility of having to sell their home. Their children Betty, Bud and Kathy (Donahue, Gray and Chapin), now grown and pursuing their own lives, drop what they're doing to rally around their parents. Father Knows Best: Home for Christmas was slightly more realistic than its 1950s inspiration, but Sentiment wins out over Truth once more.
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