| Actors: Marlo Thomas, Ted Bessell, Lew Parker, Buddy Lester, Art Lewis Directors: Danny Arnold, Hal Cooper, James Sheldon, Jay Sandrich, John Rich Genres: Comedy, Television Sub-Genres: Comedy, Comedy, Classic TV Studio: Shout Factory Theatr Format: DVD - Color - Closed-captioned DVD Release Date: 08/07/2007 Original Release Date: 09/08/1966 Theatrical Release Date: 09/08/1966 Release Year: 2007 Run Time: 11hr 0min Screens: Color Number of Discs: 4 SwapaDVD Credits: 4 Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 7 Edition: Box set MPAA Rating: G (General Audience) Languages: English |
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  | That Girl Season Three Actors: Marlo Thomas, Ted Bessell, Lew Parker, Buddy Lester, Art Lewis Directors: Danny Arnold, Hal Cooper, James Sheldon, Jay Sandrich, John Rich Genres: Comedy, Television G 2007 11hr 0min Before The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Murphy Brown and Ally McBeal, there was That Girl. The groundbreaking situation comedy starring Marlo Thomas debuted in 1966 and was the first to feature a young, independent female charac... more » |
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Movie ReviewsThe 'That Girl'......before Mary Tyler Moore arrived on the tendays komyathy | U.S.A. & elsewhere traveling | 04/30/2007 (4 out of 5 stars) "Episode 1: Sock It to Me---Original Air Date: 26 September 1968 Episode 2: The Hi-Jack and the Mighty---Original Air Date: 3 October 1968 Episode 3: Eleven Angry Men and That Girl---Original Air Date: 10 October 1968 Episode 4: 7 1/4: Part 1---Original Air Date: 17 October 1968 Episode 5: 7 1/4: Part 2---Original Air Date: 24 October 1968 Episode 6: Secret Ballot---Original Air Date: 31 October 1968 Episode 7: The Face in the Shower Room Door---Original Air Date: 7 November 1968 Episode 8: A Muggy Day in Central Park---Original Air Date: 14 November 1968 Episode 9: Just Donald and Me and Jerry Makes Three---Original Air Date: 21 November 1968 Episode 10: The Seventh Time Around---Original Air Date: 28 November 1968 Episode 11: Ann vs. Secretary---Original Air Date: 5 December 1968 Episode 12: Decision Before Dawn---Original Air Date: 12 December 1968 Episode 13: Should All Our Old Acquaintances Be Forgot---Original Air Date: 26 December 1968 Episode 14: The Homewrecker and the Window Washer---Original Air Date: 2 January 1969 Episode 16: Dark on Top of Everything Else---Original Air Date: 16 January 1969 Episode 17: The Earrings---Original Air Date: 23 January 1969 Episode 18: Many Happy Returns---Original Air Date: 30 January 1969 Episode 19: My Sister's Keeper---Original Air Date: 6 February 1969 Episode 20: There Was a Time Ann Met a Pie Man---Original Air Date: 13 February 1969 Episode 21: The Subject Was Rabies---Original Air Date: 20 February 1969. Stray dog bites Ann's father. Episode 22: The Defiant One---Original Air Date: 27 February 1969 Episode 23: Fly Me to the Moon---Original Air Date: 6 March 1969 Episode 24: Its Nice to Have a Mouse Around the House---Original Air Date: 3 March 1969 Episode 25: Bad Day at Marvin Gardens---Original Air Date: 20 March 1969 Episode 26: Sue Me, Sue Me, What Can You Do Me?---Original Air Date: 27 March 1969 " Thanks for Season Three of this first-rate show! Ben Glenn | The nation's capital | 08/12/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "I remember my parents watching THAT GIRL during its original run, and then watched it for several years myself on reruns. It sounds cliche, but truly, THAT GIRL is as fresh today as it was some 40 (gulp!) years ago. Why? The series was beautifully produced with excellent production values; the writing is superb; and the characters are wonderfully realized by Marlo Thomas, Ted Bessell, Lew Parker and others. In addition, some of the best character actors working in Hollywood at the time appear in many episodes. Season Three finds the series in full bloom. Season One set the stage, it grew during Season Two, and now the show has come into its own. Terrific episodes here, esp. the one in which Ann takes a bit part on a "Laugh-In"-style show ("Laugh-In" was a huge TV hit at the time) in which she descends a staircase as a very glamorous woman, only to take a pie in the face. Not a slapstick episode...just great stuff! In this set, we once again have commentary by Marlo Thomas and producer Bill Persky, which is terrific, as well as a really interesting piece on how the show was produced week after week. The shows look and sound great, and the set is beautifully packaged. Pick yourself up a copy, and you'll be SO glad you did. Can't wait to get to Season 5, in which the title theme's rarely-heard lyrics are sung (and by the same background singers who supplied "The Partridge Family" and "Love, American Style" sound). Thank you, Shout Factory!" That Girl Season Three DVD fan | 07/09/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "I have preordered this DVD and can't wait till it arrives. I plan on buying the whole series and already have seasons one and two. I have been been very pleased with those sets and I am sure this set will also bring many hours of entertainment. I enjoy seeing these shows from a time before I was even born. My kids are now enjoying the show and also think it is very funny. Keep up the good work, Shout Factory!"
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