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The Best of the Electric Company $30.95 Four-disc set includes 20 episodes. 10 1/2 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; interviews; outtakes; more. **20 episodes on 4 discs. 10 1/2 hrs.**… |
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The Best Of Hootenanny $24.78 Although there are other styles represented among the more than 90 tracks in this three-disc set, The Best of Hootenanny is mostly about folk music. And while folkie superstars like Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, and the Kingston Trio are absent, there are lots of famous names on hand (Judy Collins, Carly Simon, the New Christy Minstrels, Hoyt Axton, the Limelighters), not to mention a host of genre-defini… |
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The Great Depression (History Channel – 4 video set) [VHS] $59.95 Necessity, as the saying goes, is the mother of invention, and at no point has a cliché been so prescient as in the 1930s. During that era, Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s New Deal took documentation to new heights in U.S. history, turning artists and artisans into government-sponsored vehicles for reportage and representation of both American ideals and the harsher set of realities citizens were dea… |
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The Johnny Carson Collection – The Tonight Show [VHS] $8.99 The Johnny Carson Collection – The Tonight Show [VHS]… |
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The Johnny Carson Collection – The Tonight Show (with The Comedians) [VHS] $13.99 … |
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Bill Cosby, Himself $6.60 After I Spy and before The Cosby Show, Bill Cosby left his own inimitable mark on the arena of stand-up comedy in this live concert showcasing his down-to-earth observations on the rigors and joys of family life. Cosby, using only a microphone and a chair, discusses his take on raising kids and the illogical nature of children and the futility of trying to argue with a child that in the end may be… |
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Uptown Saturday Night $8.92 The first in a trio of very broad comedies from director Sidney Poitier features Poitier and Bill Cosby as two small-time hustlers always looking for an angle. During a robbery at a swanky nightclub, they are relieved of their wallets, only to find later that one of them had a lottery ticket that came up a winner. The chase is on as they scour the city to find their prize, along the way running up… |
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The Cosby Show – Season 2 $13.99 An Emmy-winner for Outstanding Comedy series its first year, The Cosby Show rapidly became to Thursday nights what The Wonderful World of Color and Bonanza were to Sundays in the 1960s: a family tradition. And the best was yet to come. Season 2 features some of this gold-standard series’ benchmark episodes, most notably. “Happy Anniversary,” the one in which the family honors Cliff’s parents’ wedd… |
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Little Bill Thinks Big $7.94 In Little Bill Thinks Big, children will have a fun time as they play along and Little Bill and develop important thinking skills. They’ll never realize they’re learning!… |
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Theme From Bill Cosby Show $6 Theme From Bill Cosby Show – Soundtrack & Theme Orchestra |
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Bill Cosby: Entertainer and Activist $42 Bill Cosby began his career as a comedian while he was still a college student. A talented athlete who could have become a track star, Cosby believed that his knack for telling jokes could earn him a living. After dropping out of school, he began appearing in clubs in New York and Las Vegas, where his comedic talents quickly became apparent. His stand-up routines, films, books, and creation of and work on the TV cartoon Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids and the wildly popular sitcom The Cosby Show have secured his place as one of the greatest comedians in entertainment history. In addition to entertaining audiences, Cosby is also highly regarded as a philanthropist and community activist. Read about the one-and-only Bill Cosby in this all-new biography that highlights his contributions to American society and his influence on generations of black Americans. |
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Starring Mandela and Cosby $21 During the worst years of apartheid, the most popular show on television in South Africa—among both Black and White South Africans—was The Cosby Show . Why did people living under a system built on the idea that Black people were inferior and threatening flock to a show that portrayed African Americans as comfortably mainstream? Starring Mandela and Cosby takes up this paradox, revealing the surprising impact of television on racial politics. The South African government maintained a ban on television until 1976, and according to Ron Krabill, they were right to be wary of its potential power. The medium, he contends, created a shared space for communication in a deeply divided nation that seemed destined for civil war along racial lines. At a time when it was illegal to publish images of Nelson Mandela, Bill Cosby became the most recognizable Black man in the country, and, Krabill argues, his presence in the living rooms of white South Africans helped lay the groundwork for Mandela’s release and ascension to power. Weaving together South Africa’s political history and a social history of television, Krabill challenges conventional understandings of globalization, offering up new insights into the relationship between politics and the media. |
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Cosby $8 This book is in Good Used condition |
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Tom Crean’s Six Plays from the box set (DVD) $39.99 With Tom Crean, Indiana University Head Coach; former Marquette University Head Coach; 2x Conference USA Coach of the Year; 2003 NCAA Final Four Coach Crean takes the box set series and breaks it down into parts. The box set can confuse the defense by running different action out of the same set. The first box set places two perimeter players at the elbows and flows into a ball side triangle. The flare screen and post feed split action creates several problems for the defense. The goal of these plays is to reverse the ball and force one defender to guard two offensive players on the weak side. Box #2 places a shooter on the left block and is a good late 3-point shot. Box #3 is a misdirection play with ball screens. Spacing out on the perimeter allows the cross screen action and the screen the screener action to materialize. Box #4 is perfect for a lay up coming out of a time out. Refusal of the ball screen creates penetration and dish possibilities or a lay up. The flare screen in Box #5 sets up a hard back screen on the post, sending him to the open block area for post position. The last option is a double screen for your post player for a jump shot. The final box play creates an isolation for a guard, a double screen for a shooter and an over-the-top chest cut. 2007. |
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Bndl Ds Fun Pk Black/Show Box $24.99 BNDL DS FUN PK BLACK/SHOW BOX |
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Lady And Sons Box Set $23.03 Lady And Sons Box Set |
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Classic Shut The Box Game Set $44.95 With Mainstreet Classics, now you can rekindle family fun the way it was done on the main streets of America in years past. Main Street Classics packs traditional games into a unique stylish package you can show off to family and Friends. The Classic Shut the Box set showcases a beautiful black leatherette storage case with metal clasp. The case features a felt-lined interior with real wooden flip able tally markers. Enjoy hours of classic shut the box fast paced action at home or take your game on the road. Set also includes 2 Dice. Product Features: Leatherette Storage Case Black Felt-Lined Interior 2 Dice Playing Instructions Included Open Dimensions: 14-1/2 X 10-5/8 X 1-1/16 Closed Dimensions: 10-5/8 X 7-1/4 X 2-1/8 |
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Apple Mac Box Set ‘11 v.10.6.3 Family Pack $164.99 5 PC in One Household Apple Apple, Inc Client DVD-ROM MC681Z/A Mac Mac Box Set ‘11 v.10.6.3 Family Pack Operating System Retail Standard Version Upgrade www.apple.com |