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- Features: Boxed Set
- Starring: Cleavon Little, Elliott Reid
- Studio: Shout! Factory
- Genre: TV Comedy, Television
- Release Date: 5/3/2022
- The world of TV was never the same once Queens factory worker Archie Bunker opened his mouth to complain about minorities, hippies, feminists, and anyone else who disagreed with him. Norman Lear's... more
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- (1962)
- Features: Full Frame, Slim Pack, Slipsleeve/Digsleeve Packaging
- Starring: Alan Reed, Sr., Bobs Watson
- Studio: Paramount
- Genre: TV Comedy, Television
- Release Date: 7/21/2009
- Through its 1962-68 run on CBS, Lucille Ball's second sitcom went through several cast and format changes, but one thing remained constant: Lucy's signature brand of slapstick comedy, which each week... more
