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 groundbreaking sitcom, which won several Emmys during it's 1970-1979 run and spawned a number of spinoffs, starred Carroll O'Connor as Archie, Jean Stapleton as long-suffering wife Edith, Sally Struthers as daughter Gloria, and Rob Reiner as left-wing son-in-law Mike.208 episodes on 27 discs. 105 hrs. Standard; Soundtrack English.

Fans of The Jeffersons, rejoice! All 253 episodes of the classic sitcom developed by Norman Lear (All in the Family; Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman) have finally arrived on DVD in The Jeffersons: The Complete Series. Originally airing from 1975 to 1985, The Jeffersons documented the side-splitting exploits of an upwardly-mobile family: dry cleaning entrepreneur George (Sherman Hemsley), his wife Louise (Emmy® winner Isabel Sanford), and their son Lionel, as they move from the working-class section of Queens to a luxury apartment in Manhattan. George's brash, arrogant personality always seems to get him in hot water. Lucky for him, he's got the level-headed "Weezy" by his side and their wise-cracking maid Florence (Marla Gibbs) to keep him humble. Together, they overcome the comic challenges and culture clashes that their new way of life brings. Featuring a terrific supporting cast (including Paul Benedict, Roxie Roker, and Franklin Cover), memorable guest appearances (Sammy Davis, Jr., Gladys Knight, Reggie Jackson, Billy Dee Williams and more)—and of course, one of the catchiest theme songs in television history—The Jeffersons: The Complete Series is another must-own sitcom classic from your friends at Shout! Factory.

Mister Ed is undoubtedly one of the most memorable sitcoms of its era. From its kooky premise to its devilishly catchy theme song, it has endured as a true television classic. Mister Ed: The Complete Series presents all six seasons and 143 episodes of the beloved show, which remains as hilarious and socially relevant today as it did in its original airing. An essential part of your classic television collection? Of course, of course! Architect Wilbur Post (Alan Young, Duck Tales) and his wife Carol (Connie Hines) have settled into a beautiful new home complete with a barn in the backyard...and a very unique tenant. Wilbur finds that the former owner has left his horse behind. He soon discovers that this is no ordinary horse... he can talk, but only to Wilbur! The anxious architect and the pontificating palomino soon become the best of friends, leading to all sorts of comedic misadventures.