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[mosaic]

Alright, speak up, who's getting this?!

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0001ZX0EW

They took out the lame laugh track, put in the pilot, and the disc has 4 audio commentaries by the creator. Woo!

"This isn't a silencer, captain. This baby's my own invention... I call it a LOUDENER."

 

[Iceman]

I'll probably end up getting it.

 

[Trevelyon]

Sounds like Anchor Bay did a really bang up job on the transfer. I'll check out the R4 release whenever, if ever that is.

 

[Saturnman]

I used to have a couple of episodes on Laserdisc. Not sure if I am going to buy this set. Maybe I'll go with torrents.

 

[Mama Smurf]

I didn't know Celine Dion acted.

 

[dtrip]

I already had it pre-ordered with the 20% off deepdiscountdvd sale from a month ago.

 

[FortNinety]

Wow, I can't wait for Kitchen Sink: the DVD.

But seriously, I LOVED the show as a kid. I'll be getting it.

 

[Evenball]

??? I don't remember that show having a laugh track.

 

[shoplifter]

I'll probably pick it up in the next month or two..hopefully we'll get THE EARLY YEARS.

 

[mosaic]

Ha ha, this set rocks. The video is a bit soft, but otherwise this is a great package.

First three discs have 6 episodes, fourth disc has 4 episodes. Each disc has a commentary for one episode by Alan Spencer, the creator. He's pretty amusing to listen to, and seems to harbor a real dislike for republicans, Mr. Belvedere, and Malcolm in the Middle.

Bonuses on the fourth disc include a recently put together 32 minute documentary ("Go Ahead, Make Me Laugh"), a bunch of old commercial spots, and an extended pilot episode. There are scripts, promo photos, and other stuff as DVD-ROM content.

Man, watching this show brings me right back to the late 80's again, skipping Miami Vice and Cosby because I thought those shows sucked compared to Sledge Hammer.

"Real men don't need women." , "Sledge! Without a woman, you wouldn't have been born!" , "Prove it."

"Sledge, I bet you think all women should be barefoot and pregnant" , "Nonesense, Doro, I believe women should be able to wear shoes."

"We're here at the scene of a liquor store robbery that was thwarted by the man beside me, Inspector Sledge Hammer. Inspector Hammer, tell us what happened.

Well, Miss, I was in this store when two thugs entered and threatened the owner with shotguns. At that time, I drew my Magnum and killed them both. Then I bought some eggs, and some milk, and some of those little... cocktail weenies.

Inspector Hammer, was what you did in that store absolutely necessary?

Oh, yes, I had no groceries at all."


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Word.

 

[FortNinety]

Ha ha, this set rocks. The video is a bit soft, but otherwise this is a great package.

First three discs have 6 episodes, fourth disc has 4 episodes. Each disc has a commentary for one episode by Alan Spencer, the creator. He's pretty amusing to listen to, and seems to harbor a real dislike for republicans, Mr. Belvedere, and Malcolm in the Middle.

Bonuses on the fourth disc include a recently put together 32 minute documentary ("Go Ahead, Make Me Laugh"), a bunch of old commercial spots, and an extended pilot episode. There are scripts, promo photos, and other stuff as DVD-ROM content.

Man, watching this show brings me right back to the late 80's again, skipping Miami Vice and Cosby because I thought those shows sucked compared to Sledge Hammer.

"Real men don't need women." , "Sledge! Without a woman, you wouldn't have been born!" , "Prove it."

"Sledge, I bet you think all women should be barefoot and pregnant" , "Nonesense, Doro, I believe women should be able to wear shoes."

"We're here at the scene of a liquor store robbery that was thwarted by the man beside me, Inspector Sledge Hammer. Inspector Hammer, tell us what happened.

Well, Miss, I was in this store when two thugs entered and threatened the owner with shotguns. At that time, I drew my Magnum and killed them both. Then I bought some eggs, and some milk, and some of those little... cocktail weenies.

Inspector Hammer, was what you did in that store absolutely necessary?

Oh, yes, I had no groceries at all."


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Word.

Awesome to hear that the package actually has some bonuses to it. One would think that a DVD based on a really obscure show would be just shitted out onto the market.