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Borrowing Ponset's photo from above post to do a little "then and now" comparison. The house hasn't changed much. Most noticeably missing are the shutters and the steps leading to front door.

It was MPI Home Media that is supposedly working on a complete series or season sets. Not sure who MCE is?

I don't know when the season sets will be arriving, either. I would think TimeLife would have the exclusive rights to release the "best of" shows first for at least a year before MPI starts releasing their own season sets. It would be strange for MPI to selling the season sets while TimeLife is...

Susan Oliver episode? "Ricky the Milkman"

Knowing TimeLife, they probably have a special O&H Christmas set up their sleeve, and will announce it around November. LOL

Well, that flew under the radar, didn't it? I wondered happened to MPI? However, TimeLife is probably better at getting clearances for the musical numbers. TimeLife also has put out a commercial for the collection on youtube.

While we're eagerly awaiting for the newly restored DVD release, here's a 2-hour reunion type special from early 1980s. So nice to see Parley Baer, Don Defore, Joe Randolph, and others. appear. I don't think I've ever heard Mary Jane Croft's real voice before! I'm sure some of the bigger fans...

Thanks for reminding me about the Archive.org site. I just watched the trading stamps episode. I've never seen it before it was quite comical. I don't think it's on any of my sets?

I forget. It's been so long, but what did you tell us? LOL

And Susan Oliver. :)

I prefer the early years when the boys were younger, and Ricky was just a cocky kid and made wise-cracks! I noticed as Rick grew older, he became more serious, restrained and less-animated, so I feel they brought in Wally as comic relief. His laugh could get grating to me at times, and his...

But Ozzie died in 1975 and All-American Television wasn't founded until 1981? I still find it unbelievable that not one of Ozzie's show biz industry pals noticed the copyright error and didn't inform him about it during all those years the show was on. He could have fixed it early on. Who...

This topic inevitably comes up every few months and it's always makes me disappointed in Sam because he raised $32,000 on kickstarter to restore all 435 episodes, and he can't even come out with a single season to reward the people who donated to the project after 8+ years.