DVD includes three complete episodes of the 1951-1952 lost TV classic.

A document detailing the evolution of Batman from comic book hero to the TV series with Adam West and Burt Ward.

This special 3-disc box set includes the best of Groucho Marx! See Groucho in 16 episodes of the 1950s game show "You Bet Your Life", 2 episodes of "The Hollywood Palace", a rare episode of the lost game show "Anybody Can Play" and much more!

This is a four-disc set comprising 12 black-and-white episodes of the much-loved music program.

DVD includes three episodes that aired on June 18, 1960, April 4, 1962 and April 7, 1962.

DVD includes three episodes that aired on January 16, 1965, September 18, 1965 and September 17, 1966.

DVD includes three episodes that aired on March 7, 1965, March 18, 1967 and May 31, 1969.

DVD includes three episodes that aired on November 6, 1965, November 13, 1965 and February 24, 1968.

DVD includes three episodes that aired on October 19, 1957, February 10, 1962 and February 22, 1964.

A classic Christmas special as only Lawrence Welk could deliver! In the late '50s, Welk was so popular that he had two shows airing every week, and on this December 16, 1957 episode, Christmas is in the air with musical selections that truly celebrate the season. Guests include Northern Irish singer Ronnie Carroll (who performs a delightful version of "Christmas in Killarney") and Lloyd Lindroth ("the Liberace of the harp") performing "Greensleeves". Watch for Pete Fountain, oft-featured clarinetist in Welk's orchestra, and his memorable medley of "My Blue Heaven"/"Away In A Manger" (particularly memorable for Fountain, as Welk would fire him after the show for "jazzing it up" too much!), as well as other Welk Family regulars like saxophonist Dick Dale, Champagne lady Alice Lon and, of course, The Lennon Sisters. Merry Christmas!

DVD includes these Lawrence Welk television specials: 1958 Christmas Party (runtime 59:15), 1959 Christmas Show (runtime 56:49), and 1966 Winter Special (runtime 46:31). Includes performances of Christmas classics such as "Santa Claus is Coming to Town", "Oh Holy Night", "It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas", "Winter Wonderland", "Jingle Bells", "Ava Maria", "Silent Night", and many, many more!

DVD includes two episodes that aired on January 6, 1962 and January 7, 1967.

"My Little Margie" was the story of Margie Albright, the vivacious 21-year-old daughter of Vernon Albright, a widowed executive. Residing in New York, Margie was always trying to help her father get a client, avoid a scheming woman, or just to act his age as she felt he should. In doing so, her elaborate plans almost always included a disguise and the help of her spunky neighbor, Mrs. Odett. Includes six episodes: Countess Margie (Season 4, Episode 36); Honeyboy Honeywell (Season 3, Episode 34); Margie's Mink (Season 1, Episode 9); Shipboard Story (Season 4, Episode 9); The Contract (Season 2, Episode 1); and Who's Married? (Season 2, Episode 8).

This volume includes six episodes: My Little Clemintine (Season 3, Episode 7), Margie's Manproof Lipstick (Season 3, Episode 24), En Garde (Season 3, Episode 33), The Star of Khyber (Season 4, Episode 4), Vern's Winter Vacation (Season 4, Episode 13), and Vern's Butterflies (Season 4, Episode 38).

16 Exciting Episodes on 2 Discs!