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"Who's For Swordfish" I am very sure IS the pilot. The idea that it was produced 24th but aired first makes no sense to me (Al Lewis for instance is not present). I'm just going with the airdate order.

If this is their first TV release since 1999, then evidently their minds in regard to packaging and presentation of material is still trapped in 1999! It is indeed a shame that they could do the episodes right and then senselessly present them in such a stupid fashion. Because if you put...

The second time I tried to remove a disc from here it was stuck and I had work very carefully to keep the whole thing from snapping. Consequently these discs will never go back in the case again and I have put them in two safe mylar sleeves for convenience. Idiocy galore.

That is the dumbest rationale I have ever seen in my life. Some elite group's subjective standard of what is the most "popular" episode decides the presentation? Where in the annals of TV on DVD has this *ever* been done with a COMPLETE season's worth of episodes? And on top of that...

I agree, this packaging is awful. I didn't have a hard time taking the discs out but I had a REALLY hard time trying to put them back in. This idea was dumb on all levels.

Arnold Stang was the voice of Top Cat, not Phil Silvers. Also, Al Lewis was in that horrible film version too.