Bob_S.
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Bummer, I was really looking forward to the "This Is Your Life" episode.
Thanks Jeff for the great news concerning Season 4 of "The Donna Reed Show." I simply can't wait for that particular season to be released!!!!!! It has been so MANY YEARS since I have seen that less syndicated season!!!!!Originally Posted by Jeff Willis
Yeah, I forgot about mentioning that S4 info. Dave mentioned that it's tentatively coming around Mother's Day next year. Good news all around today for "Santa" themes and continuing what's turning out to be one my all-time best blind-buy shows.
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Bummer, I was really looking forward to the "This Is Your Life" episode.[/QUOTE]So was I Bob!
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I am just so happy to be able to get this show. I really hope the releases will continue, at the very least through the episodes featuring Shelly and Paul singing. I loved their songs.[/QUOTE]I can't wait for S3! I'm watching this show for the first time on DVD so I'm not familiar with the "singing" episodes. Were those actors recording artists in other careers?
TSoD had a great news release post about S3. Posted yesterday. Link is
Originally Posted by Jeff Willis
From reading the post, it sounds like there's another Christmas episode in S3. I've been saving the S1 Christmas episode for viewing over the holidays.
+1 . Have a happy Thanksgiving as well!Originally Posted by Greg2356
Hey! "The Donna Reed Show" is almost upon us!!
Virgil Films & Entertainment is displaying on their Website the Cover Pictures for this series Third Season DVD Release that is continually flashing up in Wide Screen. This Donna Reed Show/Season 3 Promotional Ad is the Third Ad to appear when you get to their Website.
Here is the link: http://www.virgilfilmsent.com/index.php
I would like to wish all of you, a very Happy Thanksgiving Day!
I agree with you a thousand percent. If I wanted the real world, then I would be outside in it. The whole point of TV is to get away from the real world and to see life as we wish it was, not how it is. Why do you need to see harsh reality on TV when it's happening in real life every day. TV spent far more time raising me than my parents did and I'm thankful for shows like Donna Reed, Leave it to Beaver, Father Knows Best, Ozzie and Harriet and all of the other family shows I grew up with. I'm pretty sure it was better to grow up watching those shows than to grow up with the shows that are on now where all it consists of is sex jokes and insults.Originally Posted by Gary OS
Greg, thanks so much for all that info. I guess I'm in for the duration of this series, but I've always hated cast changes of any kind in these quaint shows. It just disturbs the nice little world the family, and audience, lives in for those 30 or 60 minutes each week. Coming from a divorced home when I was only four, I'm sure one of the draws of these older series is the beautiful sense of security and continuity. Friends are always there for one another; people resolve their difficulties by the end of the episode; and everyone lives happily ever after. I know that's not the real world, but I don't watch TV to get more of the real world. Frankly, I've never understood people that do watch for that reason. Seems bizarre to me. Oh well, I digress.
Yeah, it will be a shame to get to Season 5 and not have Shelley there all the time, and it will surely hurt watching those last couple of episodes and not seeing her there. What a shame.
Gary "does anyone else hate cast changes for the same reason I do?" O.
Yes! Paul had hits with "She Can't Find Her Keys," and "My Dad." And you may have heard "Johnny Angel" -- one of the biggest oldies of all time. That's Shelley singing it. Another song she recorded that you never hear anymore is "Big Star." I LOVE that song. She performed it in the show, too. All of these would have been in the early 60s so we're talking about season 3 or 4, probably.Originally Posted by Jeff Willis
I can't wait for S3! I'm watching this show for the first time on DVD so I'm not familiar with the "singing" episodes. Were those actors recording artists in other careers?
Originally Posted by Neil Brock
I agree with you a thousand percent. If I wanted the real world, then I would be outside in it. The whole point of TV is to get away from the real world and to see life as we wish it was, not how it is. Why do you need to see harsh reality on TV when it's happening in real life every day. TV spent far more time raising me than my parents did and I'm thankful for shows like Donna Reed, Leave it to Beaver, Father Knows Best, Ozzie and Harriet and all of the other family shows I grew up with. I'm pretty sure it was better to grow up watching those shows than to grow up with the shows that are on now where all it consists of is sex jokes and insults.