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odious_m · 02-04-2008, 10:34 AM

I own the "Best of Jack Benny" from Mill Creek and can highly recommend it. Of course the elements are very old and there are many kinescopes (filmed directly off television screens). But it is entirely watchable and very enjoyable. At around 10 dollars, quite a bargain.

I also have the Goodtimes release of "Best of Burns & Allen," consisting of 4 double sided discs. It's also very good.

BTW, both sets include many of the original commercials.

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02-04-2008, 10:34 AM	#5 of 5
odious_m *Bill Cox* Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Local Time: 01:30 AM Local Date: 07-24-2008 Posts: 3	Re: Burns & Allen TV Show best DVD? I own the "Best of Jack Benny" from Mill Creek and can highly recommend it. Of course the elements are very old and there are many kinescopes (filmed directly off television screens). But it is entirely watchable and very enjoyable. At around 10 dollars, quite a bargain. I also have the Goodtimes release of "Best of Burns & Allen," consisting of 4 double sided discs. It's also very good. BTW, both sets include many of the original commercials.