Saturday Night Live: The Complete First Season - 12/5/2006
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Saturday Night Live: The Complete First Season - 12/5/2006
I saw this listed under Columbia House's pre-order titles. I hadn't heard anything about this coming, so it was a surprise to me.
They showed a list price of $69.99, with a club pre-order price of $52.46. Their pre-order prices are usually slightly above the lowest street prices.
Here it is. After years of waiting and compilation videos, the incredible Season One of the groundbreaking late night sketch comedy series. Everything you could possibly want is featured in this 8-disc set including all of the episodes in their entirety and as they appeared when they first aired, all of the musical numbers and much more. And don't forget the amazing cast of young soon-to-be superstars that included Chevy Chase, Gilda Radner, John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Jane Curtain and more. Guest host the inaugural season include Rob Reiner, George Carlin, Candice Bergen, Lily Tomlin, Anthony Perkins, Raquel Welch and, in a major coup, Richard Pryor. Musical guests were abound as well with a line-up that includes Paul Simon, Joe Cocker, ABBA, Anne Murray, Jimmy Cliff, Toni Basil, Patti Smith, Gordon Lightfoot and more. This was the season where anything went and the amazing cast set the standard for years to come. Whether you are watching a commercial for the Bass-O-Matic or laughing at Belushi's Samurai Deli, this set is sure to be one you watch over and over.
Number of Discs: 8
Running Time: 24:00
Color: Color
Studio: Universal Studios Home Video
Theatrical Release: 1975
They showed a list price of $69.99, with a club pre-order price of $52.46. Their pre-order prices are usually slightly above the lowest street prices.
Here it is. After years of waiting and compilation videos, the incredible Season One of the groundbreaking late night sketch comedy series. Everything you could possibly want is featured in this 8-disc set including all of the episodes in their entirety and as they appeared when they first aired, all of the musical numbers and much more. And don't forget the amazing cast of young soon-to-be superstars that included Chevy Chase, Gilda Radner, John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Jane Curtain and more. Guest host the inaugural season include Rob Reiner, George Carlin, Candice Bergen, Lily Tomlin, Anthony Perkins, Raquel Welch and, in a major coup, Richard Pryor. Musical guests were abound as well with a line-up that includes Paul Simon, Joe Cocker, ABBA, Anne Murray, Jimmy Cliff, Toni Basil, Patti Smith, Gordon Lightfoot and more. This was the season where anything went and the amazing cast set the standard for years to come. Whether you are watching a commercial for the Bass-O-Matic or laughing at Belushi's Samurai Deli, this set is sure to be one you watch over and over.
Number of Discs: 8
Running Time: 24:00
Color: Color
Studio: Universal Studios Home Video
Theatrical Release: 1975
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WOW. Never thought this would happen. that would be a great collection to have, if they could pump out seasons quickly
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all of the episodes in their entirety and as they appeared when they first aired, all of the musical numbers
I'd definitely pick these up (at least for the first 5 years).
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I guarantee you that they'll still pick & choose which seasons they release.
There's no way that the season with Denny Dillon will be released before a season with Myers, Carvey, Hartman, Farley, & Sandler. No fucking way.
There's no way that the season with Denny Dillon will be released before a season with Myers, Carvey, Hartman, Farley, & Sandler. No fucking way.
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Originally Posted by GuruTwo
I guarantee you that they'll still pick & choose which seasons they release.
There's no way that the season with Denny Dillon will be released before a season with Myers, Carvey, Hartman, Farley, & Sandler. No fucking way.
There's no way that the season with Denny Dillon will be released before a season with Myers, Carvey, Hartman, Farley, & Sandler. No fucking way.
If they do release that forgotten season (doubtful), hopefully it'll be uncut and that F-Bomb will remain intact.
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I guarantee you that they'll still pick & choose which seasons they release.
There's no way that the season with Denny Dillon will be released before a season with Myers, Carvey, Hartman, Farley, & Sandler. No fucking way.
There's no way that the season with Denny Dillon will be released before a season with Myers, Carvey, Hartman, Farley, & Sandler. No fucking way.
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Originally Posted by GuruTwo
I guarantee you that they'll still pick & choose which seasons they release.
There's no way that the season with Denny Dillon will be released before a season with Myers, Carvey, Hartman, Farley, & Sandler. No fucking way.
There's no way that the season with Denny Dillon will be released before a season with Myers, Carvey, Hartman, Farley, & Sandler. No fucking way.
I still enjoy those re-runs on NBC after the new SNL's, but mainly I'm laughing at, not with.
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Anyone seen this available anywhere else (DDD, amazon) for preorder?
85-86 were the best seasons in my humble opinion, let's hope they get that far in the releases
85-86 were the best seasons in my humble opinion, let's hope they get that far in the releases
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Originally Posted by Lastdaysofrain
Anyone seen this available anywhere else (DDD, amazon) for preorder?
85-86 were the best seasons in my humble opinion, let's hope they get that far in the releases
85-86 were the best seasons in my humble opinion, let's hope they get that far in the releases
If it were an exclusive, though, would it even have a list price in comparison to member price? What's the point of listing that if you're the only place that carries it anyway?
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Originally Posted by DVD Josh
Are these only going to be available from CH?
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Maybe they will release the first seasons after each major cast change and go from there. They could release season 1, season 6, season 12, and season 20, then follow up with season 2, season 7, season 13, and season 21, etc. That way we all could get to our favorites soon.
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Personally, I'd buy a season every month. Hell, I'd even buy the shitty seasons (such as 80-81 and 85-86) just for prosperity. However, I'm sure most of us would give up in the late 90s era.
Image Entertainment had it right when they released NBC's Saved by the Bell: The New Class on DVD. They blew out a season every two months having the entire series (all seven seasons) out on DVD from January 2005 - December 2005.
Image Entertainment had it right when they released NBC's Saved by the Bell: The New Class on DVD. They blew out a season every two months having the entire series (all seven seasons) out on DVD from January 2005 - December 2005.