SCTV Vol. 2 -- Oct. 19th
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SCTV Vol. 2 -- Oct. 19th
From tvshowsondvd.com, here's what wil be in volume 2. Get those pre-orders in to Blockbuster now!
Here's a list of the special features on the set:
Larger Than Life: The Norman Seeff Photo Sessions
In 1982 SCTV knew it had hit the big time when famed music photographer Norman Seeff arrived for a weeklong photo assignment for Life magazine. A rare look back at SCTV at a time when it was changing the face of television.
SCTV Remembers, Pt. 2
Joe Flaherty and Eugene Levy recently sat down and talked for hours about SCTV, including the origin of some of their most memorable characters.
The SCTV Writers
In the fall of 2003, the Emmy ®award-winning writers discussed the process of writing for and with the legendary ensemble cast. Hosted by Second City producer Dick Blasucci.
The Juul Haalmeyer Dancers
Juul explains the origins and all the backstage secrets of the famous dance group that bears his name.
A Behind-The-Scenes Photo Gallery
SCTV's hair, makeup and wardrobe achievements are legendary. This gallery of never-before-seen photos is from the collection of SCTV hair designer Judi Cooper Sealy.
SCTV At The 1982 Emmy Awards
SCTV wins for Outstanding Writing for a Variety, Music or Comedy program.
A photo-packed 24-page booklet with an essay by Howard Rosenberg, the Pulitzer-Prize winning television critic for the Los Angeles Times from 1973 - 2003
Episodes include:
EPISODE #88 CCCP 1 - Broadcast October 11, 1981
EPISODE #89 I'm Taking My Own Head... - Broadcast October 23, 1981
EPISODE #90 Zontar - Broadcast October 27, 1981
EPISODE #91 Walter Cronkite's Brain - Broadcast November 9, 1981
EPISODE #92 Doorway to Hell - Broadcast November 16, 1981
EPISODE #93 The Godfather - Broadcast December 9, 1981
EPISODE #94 SCTV Staff Christmas Party - Broadcast December 18, 1981
EPISODE #95 Teacher's Pet - Broadcast February 12, 1982
EPISODE #96 Midnight Video Special - Broadcast February 19, 1982
The DVDs have a total running time of around 13 hours, and will carry a suggested retail price of $89.98 US.
Here's a list of the special features on the set:
Larger Than Life: The Norman Seeff Photo Sessions
In 1982 SCTV knew it had hit the big time when famed music photographer Norman Seeff arrived for a weeklong photo assignment for Life magazine. A rare look back at SCTV at a time when it was changing the face of television.
SCTV Remembers, Pt. 2
Joe Flaherty and Eugene Levy recently sat down and talked for hours about SCTV, including the origin of some of their most memorable characters.
The SCTV Writers
In the fall of 2003, the Emmy ®award-winning writers discussed the process of writing for and with the legendary ensemble cast. Hosted by Second City producer Dick Blasucci.
The Juul Haalmeyer Dancers
Juul explains the origins and all the backstage secrets of the famous dance group that bears his name.
A Behind-The-Scenes Photo Gallery
SCTV's hair, makeup and wardrobe achievements are legendary. This gallery of never-before-seen photos is from the collection of SCTV hair designer Judi Cooper Sealy.
SCTV At The 1982 Emmy Awards
SCTV wins for Outstanding Writing for a Variety, Music or Comedy program.
A photo-packed 24-page booklet with an essay by Howard Rosenberg, the Pulitzer-Prize winning television critic for the Los Angeles Times from 1973 - 2003
Episodes include:
EPISODE #88 CCCP 1 - Broadcast October 11, 1981
EPISODE #89 I'm Taking My Own Head... - Broadcast October 23, 1981
EPISODE #90 Zontar - Broadcast October 27, 1981
EPISODE #91 Walter Cronkite's Brain - Broadcast November 9, 1981
EPISODE #92 Doorway to Hell - Broadcast November 16, 1981
EPISODE #93 The Godfather - Broadcast December 9, 1981
EPISODE #94 SCTV Staff Christmas Party - Broadcast December 18, 1981
EPISODE #95 Teacher's Pet - Broadcast February 12, 1982
EPISODE #96 Midnight Video Special - Broadcast February 19, 1982
The DVDs have a total running time of around 13 hours, and will carry a suggested retail price of $89.98 US.

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I watched everything on Vol. 1 in a week. Since then I've had three people ask to borrow it. I should charge rent.
I'm surprised to hear how many people I know loved that show when it was on.
I will buy all volumes.
I'm surprised to hear how many people I know loved that show when it was on.
I will buy all volumes.

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If there's some way to request decent chapter markers on this and future releases, it would be nice. For me, a chapter header only for commercial break spots is about as helpful as having the release on VHS to access favorite scenes.

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For those that have not picked up Vol 1 yet, be sure to go to Blockbuster Video where it is (mis)priced at $29.95, you will probably have to special-order it. See the thread in the bargains forum for all the gory details.

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Re: SCTV Vol. 2 -- Oct. 19th
Originally posted by THX7966
EPISODE #89 I'm Taking My Own Head... - Broadcast October 23, 1981
EPISODE #89 I'm Taking My Own Head... - Broadcast October 23, 1981
"I'm Taking My Own Head, Screwin' it on Right and No Guy's Gonna Tell Me That It Ain't!"
"Eh?"

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That sounds familiar. Was it Catherine O'Hara saying that?

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Originally posted by Buford T Pusser
That sounds familiar. Was it Catherine O'Hara saying that?
That sounds familiar. Was it Catherine O'Hara saying that?
http://www.tvtome.com/tvtome/servlet...TV_Network_90/
11. Night School High Q/Great White North/You!/You Wraparound/Critic's Corner/The Fishin' Musician/Theatre Beat/Power Play
gs: Wendy O. Williams (Herself (The Plasmatics: Lead Vocals)) Richie Scotts (Himself (The Plasmatics: Lead Guitar)) Wes Beech (Himself (The Plasmatics: Rhythm Guitar)) Chris "Junior" Romanelli (Himself (The Plasmatics: Bass Guitar)) Tony Petri (Himself (The Plasmatics: Drums)) Paul Flaherty (Wally) Dick Blasucci (Bass)
Ventriloquist Mr. Wilcox (Rick Moranis) and his dummy (Rick Moranis) host "Sunrise Semester"; Alex Trebel (Eugene Levy) hosts a special episode of "High Q" featuring night students; Bob (Rick Moranis) and Doug (Dave Thomas) McKenzie share the secrets of free beer; Libby Wolfson (Andrea Martin) and Sue Bopper Simpson (Catherine O'Hara) discuss their new play, "I'm Takin' My Own Head, Screwing it On Right, and No Guy's Gonna Tell Me it Ain't"; Behind the scenes, the play goes awry thanks to unhappy actors (Joe Flaherty and Rick Moranis); Bill Needle (Dave Thomas) hates theatre and invites us to watch his show, "Theatre Beat", which flames the play; Gil Fisher (John Candy) and the Plasmatics watch a video of their safari tour; William Shatner (Dave Thomas) and Darryl Sittler (John Candy) star in a sports film.
b: 23-Oct-1981
Last edited by obscurelabel; 07-24-04 at 06:19 PM.

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that's what i thought.

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Originally posted by LorenzoL
Wow!
I didn't think that Volume 2 will be released this fast. I still need to buy Volume 1.
Wow!
I didn't think that Volume 2 will be released this fast. I still need to buy Volume 1.

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Originally posted by Buford T Pusser
That sounds familiar. Was it Catherine O'Hara saying that?
That sounds familiar. Was it Catherine O'Hara saying that?
"I'm Taking My Own Head, Screwin' it on Right and No Guy's Gonna Tell Me That It Ain't!"
And Flaherty's response is:
"Eh?"
Which just killed me!


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Do they have the rights to release the earlier seasons?
I hope Melonville gets all of their shows onto DVD in a timely fashion.
I hope Melonville gets all of their shows onto DVD in a timely fashion.
