Time to break out the classic Corvette and cruise across America with Tod and Buz with the impending arrival of Route 66: The Complete Series. All four seasons will finally get released at once. No more waiting for installments. It's all here at a pr »»
The tone of the series resembles Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law than the original comic books. »»
Oblivion proves you don’t have to have NASA’s budget to mix the cowpokes with UFOs. »»
It’s like Night at the Museum except cooler since instead of overexposed Ben Stiller, we get Gopher from The Love Boat. »»
Route 66 was the first series to co-star a car. While the Corvette didn't talk or drive itself like in Knight Rider, it steered the stories. Tod Stiles (Martin Milner) and Buz Murdock (George Maharis) rode around America, working various gigs and helping those in need. They were the safe version of the Beats found in Jack Keroac's On the Road. Thankfully they weren't into spreading their poetry at every stop. They merely wanted to make enough cash to fill the tank on the Corvette for their next random destination on Route 66 and surrounding highways. Route 66: The Complete Second Season delivers 32 more asphalt adventures with major guest stars. »»
There comes a time on a Saturday morning when parents announce that cartoon time is over. They have plans for the day. While other kids sit around in their pajamas, you're being dragged to shopping malls, lumber yards or the house of a great aunt. Or the worst fate of all: raking leaves. For many kids growing up in the mid-'70s, the three titles on Filmation's Sci-Fi Box Set were only seen on the ratty black and white TV in the barbershop. Ark II, Space Academy and Jason of Star Command were mysterious shows that some swore they'd watch when they were old enough to stop doing yard work and waste an entire Saturday on the sofa. »»
