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Tribute to RF is a 25 minute compilation of clips showing Don Knotts at his best. Sad that it doesn't feature any cast tributes like John Ritter's did. But the clips cover all the seasons RF was on the show and demonstrate just what a master he was.
Parlez vous Threes Company is ten minutes of the pilot episode sometimes in French and sometimes in English. Nice to see, but you won't watch it more than once.
Two Audio Commentaries from Richard Kline(Larry)!!!!!!! Worth the price on their own. Good to see a main character doing these commentaries. Excellent.
Season seven best of Jack, Janet, Terry, and Larry.....regular feature on the other box sets, and good if you need a quick fix of your favorite character, but not as good as just putting on an episode.
This is a knock out season that sees the plot moving forward with the opening of Jack's Bistro (so less scenes in the apartment). But the best change over season six is that the fun is spread through out the cast, you even see Larry carrying some episodes (including the excellent "Impossible Dream" for which he provides a commentary).
This is a must own seaon for fans of the show (or just fans of classic comedy) and while the extras are less than totally satisfying, it is a must have!!!!!
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The opening of Jack’s Bistro is just the beginning of the non-stop hilarity in this top-rated season.Will Terri marry the soap opera hunk? What really happened between Jack and Larry’s teenage sister? Can the roommates trap a crooked building inspector without going to jail themselves? Who is the restaurant’s awful new singer? Why does Jack’s new moustache drive women wild? And what is Janet doing to Mr. Furley’s shy young nephew? Emmy®-winner John Ritter, Joyce DeWitt and Priscilla Barnes star along with Richard Kline and Don Knotts in these 22 classic episodes filled with disastrous dates, outrageous misunderstandings, sexy surprises, fall-down fun and much,much more!
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