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Ironside - Season 2
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List Price: $49.98
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Manufacturer: Shout Factory Theatr
Starring: Raymond Burr, Don Galloway, Don Mitchell, Barbara Anderson, Elizabeth Baur
Directed By: Abner Biberman, Allen Reisner, Anton Leader, Barry Shear, Charles S. Dubin
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0826663105827
Format: Box set
Label: Shout Factory Theatr
Manufacturer: Shout Factory Theatr
Number Of Items: 7
Publisher: Shout Factory Theatr
Release Date: 2007-10-16
Running Time: 1260
Studio: Shout Factory Theatr
Theatrical Release Date: 1967-09-14
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Editorial Reviews:
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In Season 2, Chief Ironside's crack team includes Sgt. Ed Brown, Don Galloway, ex con turned assistant Mark Sanger, Don Mitchell, and beautiful policewoman Eve Whitfield, Barbara Anderson, who won an Emmy for this role. With superb story lines dealing with socially important topics like racism, drugs, abortion, and terror on a college campus, Ironside’s second season continued the tradition of attracting special guest stars including Milton Berle, Anne Baxter, Bill Bixby, Ricardo Montalban, Burgess Meredith, Ed Asner and many more.
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Amazing Ironside Series
Comment: I am so happy that Ironside is coming out in good quality dvd's. I now have seasons 1 and 2. Raymond Burr has always been one of my favorite actors. The Perry Mason series has also been a favorite of mine.
Please keep bringing us these dvd's as they come out.
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Summary: Still plenty of meat left from Season 1
Comment: I read a review somewhere that tells that the second season of "Ironside" was weak. I wholeheartedly disagree. Mind you it started off with "Shell Game" which was the weakest of all the second season. It makes up with the 2 part episode "Split Second To an Epitath", also "Desparate Encounter" which is downright intense, "I The People" is a terrific showcase which showcases Milton Berle in a drama, and he proves he can straddle comedy, and drama, and also can write a really good script, "Why The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club Met on Thursday" is a bit hokey with a bunch of elderly ladies helping Ironside, but creating a story line where the Dr. Crippen murder from 1910 was a stroke of genius, "Obvious Case of Guilt" is a mindbender where you don't know what's going to happen next, "A Drug On The Market" is probably the most intense episode on this collection I know that when I heard the voices I was a bit spooked, and finally on Disc 7 It ends with "Not With a Whimper, but With a Bang". I am now going to look over Season 1, and can't wait for Season 3 to come out on dvd.
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Summary: Go Go Ironside
Comment: I loved this show as a kid but sometimes what you experience in youth doesn't hold up as well as you remembered. I bought Season One on DVD last year and it was just - ok - at best. It was very dated and not written very well as the show was just finding it's way. I debated getting season Two, but I did and VERY GLAD I did. Season Two is MUCH better than Season One. Still a little dated but better written and much closer to the show I remember watching in the late 60's and early 70's. And even then I knew I was hearing one of the FINEST TV music scores of all time from the late, great Oliver Nelson. (I wish they would put out a CD collection of Oliver Nelson's TV score work from Ironside, Six Million Dollar Man, Longstreet, etc, it is much different than his jazz CDs. Look him up.) Can't wait for Season Three, Four, Five and more.
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Summary: Ironside - best ever
Comment: The second season gives more insight to the main characters - for it's time, excellent character studies being developed. If you are a Raymond Burr fan, this is a must for your collection.
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Summary: Keep the Seasons coming !
Comment: Growing up I watched a ton of Cop shows on TV.S.W.A.T.,Baretta,The Streets of San Francisco,The Rookies,Starsky & Hutch,McMillan and Wife and My Favorite: Columbo.Luckily these series have begun to make their way to DVD.On Dec.18,07 comes the 1st Season (Vol. 1....Don't You hate when the season is broken into volumes !!??!!?? I hate it !)of The Mod Squad.
During the late '60's-early '70's I never watched Ironside. I don't know why.About 3 years ago I came across repeats of Ironside on a local Albany,NY station.It aired early Sat. and Sun. mornings at 3am.I watched one episode and was hooked.Every Sat. & Sun. am there I was watching Ironside.Then after about 5 to 6 weeks after discovering this gem.the station replaced Ironside with Perry Mason episodes.Soon afterward I learned of the upcoming DVD release of Season 1.
With Raymond Burr in the lead role of Chief Robert Ironside.The series brings great expectations after His Film career & many, many years as Perry Mason.His relatively unknown co-stars,Don Galloway,Barbara Anderson and Don Mitchell played off well against the veteran,Burr.
Taking on the topical issues of the day,racism,abortion & the growing drug culture, Season 2 is a strong follow up to the 1st.The 2nd Season attracted a lot of great TV & Film Actors,Joseph Cotton,Burgess Meredith & Bill Bixby among them. A couple of standout episodes are A Matter of Love and Death,where Eve goes undercover to find an Abortionist responsible for a young Girl's death, and I the People, guest starring Milton Berle,who even wrote the episode.It was way ahead of it's time with Berle as a talk show host (much like Morton Downey Jr.)who angers a viewer enough to want to kill Him.
The Tormentor,with Gary Collins,about a Blackmailer & Not With a Whimper But a Bang,with Ed Asner,about a Bomber with a grudge against a College newspaper are other standout episodes.
If you're looking for a great example of TV circa 1968-69.Try Ironside.The well written plots & the banter between Ironside & His Associates make it well worth viewing.
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