Tv Shows

From celebrated author Janette Oke (the Love Comes Softly series) comes a rigorous and romantic adventure as epic as the wide frontier. Erin Krakow (Army Wives), Jack Wagner (Melrose Place), Pascale Hutton (Flashpoint), and Kevin McGarry (Heartland) star...

Before his untimely death at the age of 42, television pioneer Ernie Kovacs left US with a sublime body of comedy work whose influence can be seen on everything from MONTY PYTHON to SNL and David Letterman. He made eight TV specials for ABC in 1961, the...

For more than twelve years, James Lipton has sat down with over 200 of the world's most accomplished artists - ranging from actors and directors to musicians and comedians - for penetrating, fascinating interviews. Lipton's studious research and...

A brand-new set of insane CatDog adventures! They're the craziest set of conjoined twins you'll ever meet - the culturally refined Cat, and Dog, who's... well... not so much! But together, CatDog make it all work by both using and strengthening their own...

This fascinating anthology series, dealing with supernatural subject matter, debuted on the ABC network, January 20, 1959, and ran for a total of 96 half-hour episodes. John Newland directs and hosts each week's drama dealing with ghosts, precognition,...

Shelbourne: Series 2 DVD

Shelbourne: Series 1 DVD

A brand-new retrospective featuring the early TV and film-works of the late, multi-talented and unconventional actor/director, DENNIS HOPPER. The celebrated actor, Oscar-nominated filmmaker and noted visual artist rose to fame in mid-century Hollywood.

Born Wladziu Valentino Liberace, the irrepressible musician and entertainer was better known by only his last name Liberace. The Liberace Show made Liberace one of the most loved and well-known entertainers in the world.

Based on the play by Tom Brennand and Roy Bottomley, Not on Your Nellie is a classic London Weekend Television sitcom from the 1970s. Northern spinster Nellie Pickersgill (Hylda Baker).

Glenn O'Brien was in the middle of the Punk scene, writing a column for Andy Warhol's Interview Magazine. One night Glenn was a guest on a cable show "If I Can't Dance You Can Keep Your Revolution".

Since 1968 Dick Cavett has been host of his own talk show, in a variety of formats and on a number of television and radio formats. These releases were taken from episodes that aired between 1969 through 1990 and feature some of the most celebrated black...