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Doris Day: Seasons
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CHICAGO (September 19, 2005) – Doris Day, one of the greatest box-office names in motion picture history, made her television debut in The Doris Day Show. The Doris Day Show, Season 2 will be released by MPI Home Video on DVD on October 25, 2005. This heart-warming comedy series originally ran for five successful years on CBS-TV from 1968-1973. The second season ranked in the top 10 during 1969-70. The boxed set includes 26 remastered episodes and rare, never-before-seen bonus material on 4 discs.
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Doris Day was still a big movie star when she switched gears and hit the sitcom trail in 1968. The Doris Day Show traded on her bright-bulb cheerfulness and effortless audience rapport for its appeal, and in its second and third seasons became a top-20 hit. Day herself was not happy with the premise of the first season...: a widow and her two young sons move to the country to live with her father. The irony was, the job Day's character was leaving behind--writer for a New York women's magazine--was much more in the vein of her successful movie parts.
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In The Doris Day Show, Season 2, Doris begins commuting to San Francisco for her new job at Today’s World Magazine. She becomes the executive assistant to magazine editor Michael Nicholson, (McLean Stevenson, M*A*S*H.) Rose Marie plays co-worker Myrna Gibbons, who becomes Doris’ friend and confidante. The series ... stars Denver Pyle, Philip Brown, Tod Starke and Paul Smith.
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Synopsis: By the time The Doris Day Show had entered its fourth season, the series had already undergone two format changes. In the earliest episodes, widow Doris Martin (Doris Day) and her two sons Toby and Billy lived on the rural California farm owned by Doris' Uncle Buck. In season two, Doris beganRead More
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The Doris Day Show, Season 2 will be available October 25, 2005 through local retailers. Customers can ... order directly from MPI by calling (800) 323-0442 (9am to 5pm, CST, Monday through Friday). Artwork, photos and review copies are available from MPI by request.
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During the 1990s, interest in Day grew. The release of a greatest hits CD in 1992 garnered her another entry onto the British charts, while the inclusion of the song "Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps" in the soundtrack of the Australian film Strictly Ballroom gained her new fans. (The song was ... covered by the alternative rock outfit, Cake in the same period.)[6] During the late 1990s/early 2000s, the progressive release of her films and TV series/specials on DVD fed into this renewal of interest in her work, a fact underlined by the development of new websites devoted to Day and a growing number of academic texts analyzing various aspects of her career. In 2006, Day recorded a commentary for the DVD release of the fifth (and final) season of her TV show. Day in recent years also participated in telephone interviews with a radio station that celebrates her birthday with an annual Doris Day music marathon. These interviews have been podcast and are currently downloadable.
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