Family Matters: The Complete Fifth Season - DVD [3 Discs]

Enjoy all 22 episodes of Scrubs sensational second season - with the original, unedited music. Overflowing with great bonus features, including a one-on-one with John C. McGinley, and outtakes and deleted scenes, this spectacular DVD box set offers the best kind of contagious comedy. Actors Donald Faison, John C. McGinley, Judy Reyes, Ken Jenkins, Neil Flynn, Sarah Chalke, Special Features Johnny C. Keeps Talking - a One-On-One with John C. McGinley; Stunt Casting; Commentaries with the Cast And Creators; Scrubbed Out -Deleted Scenes; Practice, Practice, Malpractice - Scrubs Outtakes; the Musical Stylings. Full Frame . Language English Year 2002 Runtime 479 minutes.

Comedian Bill Dana became a 1960s pop-culture sensation with his creation of the sweetly lovable Jose Jimenez on The Steve Allen Show and The Danny Thomas Show. The tremendous success of the Jose character led to THE BILL DANA SHOW (NBC-TV, 1963-65), an Emmy-nominated situation comedy from executive producers Sheldon Leonard and Danny Thomas (The Dick Van Dyke Show). In THE BILL DANA SHOW, good natured but naive Jose Jimenez serves as a bellhop at New York's Park Central Hotel, managed by Mr. Phillips (Jonathan Harris, Lost In Space). Don Adams (Get Smart) portrays hotel detective Byron Glick, Gary Crosby is fellow bellman Eddie and Maggie Peterson (The Andy Griffith Show) is coffee shop waitress Susie. Among the classic television guest stars are Ted Bessel, Ruta Lee, Mark Goddard, Jack Albertson, Susan Seaforth Hayes, Charles Lane, Sue Ane Langdon and Danny Thomas. This complete series collection features all 42 episodes of THE BILL DANA SHOW in their entirety plus bonus material including original network promotional spots and a video interview with Bill Dana.

On behalf of M-G-M, writer, producer, director and narrator James A. FitzPatrick trotted all over the earthly sphere, training his Technicolor camera at sights picturesque and poignant for more than twenty years. His simple, straightforward looks at what was best and most interesting in a location allowed a generation of moviegoers to experience the world from their hometown movie houses.