We've been
talking since last year about plans in-the-works for a DVD release of
The Odd Couple, starring Jack Klugman and Tony Randall. All the previous reports said to expect this from Paramount Home Entertainment, and we've kept a steady eye on them to look for word about this! Unfortunately, we were looking in the wrong direction...
Thanks to one of our readers, Randy Summers, we found out that Time/Life is going to be releasing
The Odd Couple - The Complete 1st Season on
August 14th. According to
information at their site, this is a 4-DVD set for $38.97:
Now's your chance to own all 24 original episodes from the first season of The Odd Couple, plus exclusive special features on 4 DVDs! Laugh along with your favorite bickering bachelors, comedy's perfect pair. Don't be the odd one out - order today!
Disc 1
- The Laundry Orgy (Commentary by Garry Marshall, Jerry Belson and Carole Shelley)
- The Fight of the Felix
- Felix Gets Sick
- The Jury Story
- The Breakup
- Oscar's Ulcer
- Special Features
- Audio intros by Garry Marshall for each episode
- Tony Randall on The Mike Douglas Show September 9, 1970 (before premiere)
- Original Series Promo
Disc 2
- I Do, I Don't
- Oscar the Model
- The Big Brothers
- It's All Over Now, Baby Bird (Commentary by Jack Klugman)
- Felix is Missing
- Scrooge Gets an Oscar
- Special Features
- Audio intros by Garry Marshall for each episode
- Tony Randall and Jack Klugman on The Mike Douglas Show November 19, 1970
- Original Series Promo
Disc 3
- The Blackout
- They Use Horseradish, Don't They? (Commentary by Garry Marshall)
- The Hideaway
- Lovers Don't Make House Calls
- Engrave Trouble
- Bunny Is Missing Down by the Lake
- Special Features
- Audio intros by Garry Marshall for each episode
- Jack Klugman's Book Tour Home Videos
Disc 4
- You've Come a Long Way, Baby
- A Taste of Money
- Oscar's New Life
- What Makes Felix Run
- What Does a Naked Lady Say to You?
- Trapped
- Special Features
- Audio intros by Garry Marshall for each episode
- Gag Reel
- Scene from stage play with Tony and Jack (1993)
- Jack Klugman accepting his 1971 Emmy Award for Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role