Vintage Shep from syndication
938071
It is exactly what you would expect: 45 minutes of Shep's almost stream of consciousness. One surprise is how he stays on topic.  No Sheik of Araby here.
4337981
If you enjoy "Old School" you will be entertained by the Nelson family.  The show is a vintage 1950's sitcom reflective of values and times neither of which ever existed.  But America wanted those Nelson values to exist and embraced this adult cartoon with passion.  On the show Ozzie was depicted as bumbling and helpless in the face of most day to day problems.  Harriet was always nudging him in the right direction.  In real life Ozzie Nelson was rather a brutish, tyrannical genius with regards to both his family and the show.  The show is fun but I keep reminding myself it was built on a myth by a con man.
2712507
Because I love shows from the 1950's I like this. Those show were all so cornball but I like seeing how TV started and has come to where it is now. All the sitcoms then and now were the same. I just like seeing the things I sort of remember from my childhood. My Little Margie is one I remembered faintly and it brought back some memories. Fun stuff!
3584804
A great trip back to the glories of the television of my youth.  The series was so much fun when it first aired.  It doesn't appear dated at all after all these years.  Interestingly, my father worked for the original sponsor, Kaiser Aluminum (the quilted foil), during the run of the series.  He actually got to meet and speak with James Garner during a sales meeting.  He brought back a paperback book,  "Poker According to Maverick", which we still have today.  Fond memories from a great Western TV classic!
241719
Cute, silly and fun to watch. It is one of the great productions of Sid & Marty Krofft. It is one of the very few if the only kids shows to ever have the great late Martha Ray starring in it. She alone is worth the purchase of this little VHS. It is just a cute and fun throwback to a lost era when Saturday mornings were worth waking up for. It is full of clean slap stick enjoyment that will not leave kids confused with questions.
There are no cultic over or under tones and it will not give kids over to violence. It is just clean fun for all ages.  Instead of allowing your kids to watch cultic violence or boring animal shows why not slide in this classic tape that will make them laugh.
2552403
Always GREAT MEMORIES of this show. Yes they are syndicated versions but they still did a really Nice Job with all 4 Season Sets. Sit back , put your feet up and get ready for some good laughs with ALF!!!!!!!!!!
3269347
As interesting today as when it first aired.
1095121
I loved this cartoon as a kid and was excited to find it on Amazon.  The cartoon is a bit dated looking but still the same great show I remember.
4777057
Don't buy this for the 50's picture quality, but what a hoot to see these old shows-- most likely for the first time if you're under 55.

Sitcoms from Peter Lawford & Betty White; a Dragnet "stolen Jesus" story; Ozzie & Harriet Nelson's teen idol son Rick (w/ legendary guitarist James Burton!) rocking the Eve; so-not digital cartoons; a Jimmy Durante film; Howdy Doody; beaucoup variations on A Night Before Christmas .... The list goes on & on.

Good stuff, and lots of it, especially at the price. A great gift: make some cocoa and share the old-school warmth.
520565
The headline says it all! It is great having access to these old original episodes. Thank you very much Amazon Prime!
3575859
My son and I enjoyed this collection.  Shemp was a very talented Stooge.  We rarely see the three stooges on regular tv.  Im starting my collection of the other volumes so we can watch anytime.  These guys will still always make us laugh generations to come.
1412239
I never get tired of watching the older versions of SpongeBob.  I think they were funnier than the newer ones.  Plus I can share episodes with my grandchildren:-)!
1412735
Good old retro tv show. Funny and at times having a serious message thrown in. A good play for popcorn night.
2541628
Shalom & Erev tov...I have seen all of the Raymond Burr &c episodes when they first appeared in the last century (1957 seems like yesterday to me), was less than satisfied with later re/broadcasts when the episodes were often incomplete (read: gutted for 'time slots'). This, for me, is not a 'trip down memory lane', but a refresher course in some of the finest writing I have seen on television (rivalled only by Rod Serling and the later contributors to STAR TREK, THE OUTER LIMITS, Ray Bradbury, et al.). My only criticism of Mr Davidson's stunning accomplishment is that he never gives how each episode ends. Know this, for me, would never interfere with fascination when re-watching them. Perhaps at his website, Mr Davidson could provide such a detailed synopsis. As a parenthetical aside: I have always thought that Mr Mason and Della Street were lovers, but in 2016 one can only say: it does not matter.
Kol tuv uv'racha, Mr Davidson...may you be blessed with all that is good.
539545
This is a great package. I really enjoy the old Perry Mason episodes. They just don't make them like that anymore. Now what's needed are some of the other great shows from the 50's & 60's. Where are "Surfside Six" and "77 Sunset Strip" ?
2605141
I used to watch the show religiously back in the 80's, and it is just as enjoyable now as it was then.  Some of the shows from my childhood aren't as good as I remember when I watch them as an adult, but Hunter is an exception.  The humor is still there, including some I probably missed back then.  The cast was great, although I did hate to see Kramer leave the show.  I also enjoyed seeing guest starts like Ed O'Neil, Jesse Ventura, and Steven Williams. As for the quality of the discs, well mine played fine.  I watched each episode individually using episode select, so maybe that's a factor in playback quality.  There were a couple of spots that seemed to have not transferred to disc properly, but they were not bad at all and I can't complain much considering the age of the show.  Overall, I am very satisfied with my purchase and recommend the set to anyone who liked the show back then.
4755225
Loved these when they were originally aired on TV...I'm so glad to see they are still available to people who weren't around when first aired. If you like something a little wry and off beat this is for you.