Hoss and the Lepercauns - The best episode ever
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I have been waiting for this episode and season for many years and finally found it to be available for purchase.  The purchase price and delivery was great as well as the episodes.  This package of DVD's contain the original soundtrack, perfect picture, audio, etc.  I am very happy with this and will be buying the other seasons as well to add to my collection.  "Hoss and the Lepercauns" is the best episode of Bonanza ever.  I always get a laugh each time I see it.  You will not be disappointed with your purchase if you get this.  Thanks again...
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The Enterprise Incident in my opinion is one of the top 5 episodes in the original series.  I always like it when the Romulans or Klingons appear in the Star Trek Series be it The Next Generation or Deep Space Nine or Voyager.  But the original series really gets it right when it came to the Romulans (not only this epiode but in the episode "Balance of Terror"). This episode begins with the Enterprise crossing the Neutral Zone which is like the Iron Curtain during the Cold War between the USA and USSR.
What the Enterprise is doing in Romulan Territory is anyone's guess until the last 20 minutes or so.  Several twists in the plot occur and it is suspensful from the beginning to the end.
The Romulan Commander is played by the beautiful Joanne Linville and she gives an unforgettable performance.
Highly recommended to all Star Trek fans!
713257
Believe-it-or-not, humour without vulgarity, popularity without beautiful people or nudity.
This great British comedy serial is possibly the single best TV serial of all time.
The performances by Paul Eddington (as the bumbling, bumptious but likeable Minister & then Prime Minister), Derek Fowlds (as his very likeable Private Secretary), and of course Nigel Hawthorne (as the supercilious, conniving & of course hugely entertaining Permanent Secretary) were all outstanding. It was unfair in the extreme, incidentally, that only two of the three (Eddington & Hawthorne) were awarded OBE's for their performances, but poor Derek Fowlds wasn't.
The scriptwriters excelled themselves, producing an absolutely fascinating insight into the world of British beuraucracy, yet managing a laugh a second.
The production values were outstanding, as was the supporting cast.
Even twentyfive years later, this serial remains entirely up-to-date, and could well have been written just last month.
All-in-all, a rare gem, and a must-have for any DVD collection.
4472067
Really like the episodes where past Doctors get together to do the "things". It was great to see Tennant and Smith together and the word play was terrific (e.g. comparing the sizes of there sonic screwdrivers and Timey Whimey logic) I think John Hurt provided the anchor to keep the two others from bouncing off the walls with their exuberance. From the light hearted moments to the darker side of the War Doctor this is a terrific Special leading into the Time of the Doctor season finale. P.S. Loved the cameo by Tom Baker (shhh!) The fourth Doctor was my first Doctor. So sad to hear that many of his companions have passed on.
1267763
I own seasons 2 - 5 and season 5 may be my favorite for several reasons. It seems all have really grown into their parts., especially Adam and Hoss. They seem to be showcased especially in season 5. The color and background are great. There are a couple of shows I don't care for though, the lepracauns and Joes double seem like fhey don' t fit with what overall is a great season. You won't be sorry for getting season 5!
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I saw just one of the thirteen episodes when it aired on TV in Australia in 1982 (From 6/2/1982 to 8/25/1982) when it was on Wednesday night at 10:10pm as I was twelve at the time and my parents sent me to bed at 8:30pm. I almost gave up on the series until a freak event allowed me to view Episode 13 in hopistal (I ran across a six lane highway and got hit by a car, so I watched Episode 13 in my bed while my leg was in a plaster in hopistal.)
I was so amazed and awed by that one episode that I wanted to see the 12 episodes I missed. I had to wait until December 2003 to order the DVD box set. I have now seen the entire box set twice it is worth every cent. Even after 20+ years it is still revelant and important viewing, especially about the human race reaching for a golden future of self destructing in madness. And I loaned the box set to my younger brother (about 2 years younger than me!) and he loves it too!
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I barely remembered this show (because I grew up in New Zealand and we didn't get the whole series).  From what I did remember, I knew I always laughed through it, but wanted to watch it again now as an adult.  It is absolutely brilliant.  Martin Lawrence is so funny and he plays different characters as if those characters were played by different actors.  Shenaynay (I don't know how to spell it) is brilliant.  I crack up every time after seeing her.  I also love the coke-bottle glasses wearing security guard.  Hilarious.
My favourite episodes were the Halloween night (where they scare the daylights out of Martin), and the episode featuring Keith Washington who played Gina's ex boyfriend.  The whole series is great and I am so glad I purchased this.  If you are a fan of old school comedies, then you'll love this.  It's so good.
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I am youthful 52 years old and have enjoyed Bilko over the decades.
I have purchased VHS recordings , but the release of so mamy episodes on the DVD collection gave me pure joy.
My favourite episodes - "The Twitch" and "The Empty Store" are included in this visual feast.
When can we have the opportunity to enjoy all the episodes on DVD??
We are misled to believe in "modern management" we need motivation lectures etc -- why not accept Ernie can outshine them all!!!!

What better sales course than "The Empty Store" ??

Today, we accept formatted comedy, but watching the deft workings of Ernie and his platoon, we can only say " Thanks " to  Nat, and the writers , and the other acters who took part in probably the best show ever to be shown on television.
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This must be one of the funniest Star Trek episodes ever. Tribbles Schmibbles, give me John de Lancie taking pop shots at the Enterprise crew  any day. When Q is unceremoniously deposited on the bridge, mortal and bare  naked, the crew must decide how to deal with their once-omnipotent and  overly playful nemesis.
This is also a nice episode for Data fans. The  android's quiet dignity is the perfect counterbalance to Q's flamboyant  hissy fits. The acting is superb and the dialogue is sharp. This is one of  the best of STTNG, don't pass it up!
4045855
This episode truly shines. The writing is great, the sets are great, and Sylvester shows a more serious side. Though I haven't seen many 7th Doctor episodes, this one is definitely my favorite so far.

The special features on this disk include cast interviews and making of.
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This is Doctor Who.  The beginning.  The essence.  It all begins here.  This is must have Who.  The set is a collection of three storeis, and all three are gems.  An Unearthly Child tends to get overlooked because the Daleks put the show on the map, but it is a brilliant episode that starts things off.  It is hughly entertaining and holds up better than most Who episodes because it is one of the historical episodes(pity those were abandoned for a long time).  Watch the character of the Doctor really evolve here from paranoid traveller, to fearful, to protector.  The Edge of Destruction, a 2 parter, is also routinely overlooked, but it should not be.  How many shows could succesfuly pull off an entire episode in one room.  It is one of the scariest episoded ever and again allows the characters and their relationships with one another evolve.  As for the dalek episode....it is a classic.
589353
Absolutely incredible.  Ranks up there with the best episodes I've ever read.  Can't wait for the next one but I can't see how it could possibly beat this one.
2082281
I bought this DVD as a gag.  What an awesome DVD!  The commentaries and the quality of the 2 episodes were absolutely incredible.  It was a joy to watch.  I got lots of laughs as Ben Browder stumbled over and through the Aussie idioms getting at least one of them totally wrong with comic results.  A must have for any 'Scaper' or scifi fan.
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David Tennant, Matt Smith, John Hurt and Tom Baker all provide top moments in this movie-type episode.  Episodes with multiple doctors have always been fun (and I still enjoy The Five Doctors).  The opening scene is funny and fantastic all at once, and then Tennant and Hurt show up and it gets even better.  And seeing Tom Baker again was a treat.  Well done!
1603868
I never saw these episodes as I mostly saw season 1 episodes. These episodes were very good. The final episode was a fitting episode dealing with a very tough thing that kids have the toughest time with. I would highly reccommend.
4518024
I always thought that this was the funniest show on TV...and the pretense of neurotic and problem-ridden psychiatrists is funny by itself - priceless. It's a joy watching them again - without commercials  : )
4821012
Christopher Eccleston succeeded in reviving Doctor Who with an edge and humor that the series needed. Personally, this episode and Doctor was my introduction into the vast history of the Time Lords and other amazing and scary alien races. Since then, the the show has gotten much better and popular, spawning two other shows.

In short, see this show. It is one of the best television programs ever produced.