Loretta Young always started her programs in the same way, a dramatic entrance, wearing a stunning gown, and then a brief introduction to the night's play. Her programs were in turn serious, amusing, or touching, but always tried to be uplifting, to teach as well as to entertain.

8 episodes of the CBS television sitcom about an Ozark hillbilly family that struck oil and moved to Beverly Hills.

The first television series to realistically depict the work of police officers. Each week Joe Friday and his partner in the Los Angeles Police Department investigated crimes and brought the perpetrators to justice.

Episodes of classic western television programs.

Each disc contains 10 episodes of the Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet. 40 episodes featuring the real-life husband and wife team, Ozzie and Harriet Nelson and their sons, David and Ricky.

In The Clampetts meet Mrs. Drysdale, the blue blood begins boiling when the Hillbillies move into an exclusive Beverly Hills neighborhood. In Jethro goes back to school, get ready for some fancy ciphering when "Jethro goes back to school"--Fifth grade will never be the same. In Elly's first date, it's a Thanksgiving the Clampetts will never forget when Granny cooks up a mess of vittles for Sonny Drysdale. In Jed pays his income tax, laugh out loud...

Ben Cartwright and his sons run their ranch, the Ponderosa, on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe and contribute to taming the wild West. Badge without honor: A stranger arrives in town saying he's a Deputy Marshall and needs Jackson Blaine, a friend of the Cartwrights to ride with him to San Francisco to testify against the Murdock Gang. Adam get suspicious and insists on riding along. The Blood line: Ben is forced by circumstance to kill Luke Grayson....

Four western films featuring Gene Autry. The man from music mountain: When Gene Autry is swindled into buying worthless plots of land he attempts to trick the land developer into buying them back; Oh, Susanna!: A western musical in which Gene Autry is robbed and thrown from a train; The old barn dance: Autry outsmarts the land connoisseur who seems to possess every major company in town; The old corral: Sheriff Autry protects a witness to a murder...

One feature film (Flying Deuces) and five silent short subject comedies are presented in this collection featuring "Hollywood's original comedy team" Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.

Lucille Ball's character on The Lucy Show was a newly widowed secretary named Lucy Carmichael, who worked for a branch of the First National Bank located in Danfield, CT. Her irritable supervisor Mr. Barnsdahl was replaced in 1963 with a new, and equally irritable boss, Theodore J. Mooney. Lucy played her well-known and well-loved character, Lucy from the I love Lucy show.