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• disc 1. Logan's run (pilot)
• The collectors
• Capture
• The innocent
• disc 2. Man out of time
• Half life
• Crypt
• Fear factor
• The Judas goat
• disc 3. Futurepast
• Carousel
• Night visitors
• Turnabout
• Stargate.

Earth: 2319. Nuclear holocaust has devastated the planet. Survivors cluster in isolated communities, unaware of the existence of others. The people in the City of Domes lead idyllic lives, until they are killed on their 30th birthday. Logan, a Sandman (elite policeman), escapes this fate with the help of a beautiful member of the underground, Jessica. Together, they search for Sanctuary, a mythical paradise, accompanied by an android, Rem, and pursued by another Sandman.

Eleven criminals plot a major heist in Las Vegas during a boxing event. They plan to hit three different casinos simultaneously.
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Eleven criminals plot a major heist in Las Vegas during a boxing event. They plan to hit three different casinos simultaneously.
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Four short horrorific tales are anthologized in this film as a tribute to Rod Serling and his popular TV series.
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When one of their own, Reuben Tishkoff, partners and builds a casino and hotel with known casino owner Willy Banks in Las Vegas, the last thing he ever wanted was to get cut out of the deal by the loathsome Banks. Banks' even goes so far as to finding amusement in Tishkoff's misfortune when the double crossing lands Reuben in the hospital because of a heart attack. However, Danny and his crew won't stand for Banks and what he's done to a friend. Uniting with their old enemy Benedict, who himself has a vendetta against Banks, the crew is out to pull off a major plan. One that will unfold on the night Banks' newest hot spot opens up, when the crew is out to bankrupt one of the city's most despised businessmen. But this is not about the money, this time it is for revenge.

• DVD [1]. Ocean's 11
• DVD [2]. Robin and the 7 hoods
• DVD [3]. 4 for Texas
• DVD [4]. Sergeants 3.

In Ocean's 11, Danny Ocean and his 10 partners in crime devise a scheme to raid five casino vaults all at the same time.
In Robin and the 7 hoods, a Chicago gangster stumbles into philanthropic work during a gang war.
In 4 for Texas, con men Zack Thomas and Joe Jarrett team up to open a gambling den in 1870 Galveston.
In Sergeants 3, three officers and a bugler take on a Native American chief, who plans to unify all the tribes and kill every white man in sight.

• Ocean's 11 / screenplay by Harry Brown and Charles Lederer ; produced and directed by Lewis Milestone
• Ocean's eleven / screenplay by Ted Griffin ; produced by Jerry Weintraub ; directed by Steven Soderbergh
• Ocean's twelve / written by George Nolfi ; produced by Steven Soderbergh ; directed by Jerry Weintraub
• Ocean's thirteen / written by Brian Koppelman & David Levien ; produced by Jerry Weintraub ; directed by Steven Soderbergh.

Ocean's 11 (127 min): New Year's Eve in Las Vegas. Roulette wheels spin and the champaign fizzes. It's the perfect time to steal a kiss or a $25 chip. But for Danny Ocean and his 10 partners in crime, it's the perfect moment to steal millions. Danny devises a scheme to knock out power to the Vegas strip, electronically rig five big casinos vaults and raid them all at the same time.
Ocean's eleven (117 min.): Hollywood's A list stars come together to pull off the most daring heist Las Vegas has ever known. It will take brilliant planning, shrewd scheming, cunning disguises, truckloads of technology and just a little bit of luck. But how do you fleece one of the most ruthless casino operators in town? And how do you break into vaults that no-one has ever got near before? If it works, this will be the scam of their lives.
Ocean's twelve (125 min.): Set three years after Ocean's 11, this sequel shows us Danny Ocean gathering up his complete gang of con artists and thieves from the first film in New York City before they all jet off to Amsterdam, Rome, and Paris to pull off three seperate heists. All the while, the boys must deal with increasing pressure from a very mad Terry Benedict, a dedicated Europol agent, and a mysterious French rival simply called Dinner Jacket.
Ocean's thirteen (122 min.): When one of their own, Reuben Tishkoff, partners and builds a casino and hotel with known casino owner Willy Banks in Las Vegas, the last thing he ever wanted was to get cut out of the deal by the loathsome Banks. Banks even goes so far as to finding amusement in Tishkoff's misfortune when the double crossing lands Reuben in the hospital because of a heart attack. However, Danny and his crew won't stand for Banks and what he's done to a friend. Uniting with their old enemy Benedict, who himself has a vendetta against Banks, the crew is out to pull off a major plan. One that will unfold on the night Banks newest hot spot opens up, when the crew is out to bankrupt one of the city's most despised businessmen. But this is not about the money, this time it is for revenge.

• disc
• 1. Two /
• written and directed by Montgomery Pittman ; starring Elizabeth Montgomery, Charles Bronson (Sep. 15, 1961) -- The arrival / written by Rod Serling ; directed by Boris Sagal ; starring, Harold J. Stone, Fredd Wayne, Noah Keene (Sept. 22, 1961) -- The shelter / written by Rod Serling ; directed by Lamont Johnson ; starring Larry Gates, Joseph Bernard, Jack Albertson (Sept. 29, 1961) -- The passerby / written by Rod Serling ; directed by Elliot Silverstein ; starring James Gregory, Joanne Linville (Oct. 6, 1961) -- A game of pool / written by George Clayton Johnson ; directed by Buzz Kulik ; starring Jack Klugman, Jonathan Winters (Oct. 13, 1961) -- The mirror / written by Rod Serling ; directed by Don Medford ; starring Petet Falk, Will Kuluva (Oct. 20, 1961) -- The grave / directed and written by Montgomery Pittman ; starring Lee Marvin, James Best (Oct. 27, 1961) -- It's a good life / teleplay by Rod Serling ; based on a short story by Jerome Bixby ; directed by James Sheldon ; starring Billy Mumy, John Larch, Cloris Leachman (Nov. 3, 1961)

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• 2. Death-head revisited / written by Rod Serling ; directed by Don Medford ; starring Joseph Schildkraut, Oscar Beregi (Nov. 10, 1961)
• The midnight sun / written by Rod Serling ; directed by Anton Leader ; starring Lois Nettleton, Betty Garde (Nov. 17, 1961)
• Still valley / teleplay by Rod Serlin ; based on a short story by Manley Wade Wellman ; directed by James Sheldon ; starring Gary Merrill, Vaughn Taylor (Nov. 24, 1961)
• The jungle / written by Charles Beaumont ; directed by William Claxton ; starring John Dehner, Walter Brooke (Dec. 1, 1961)
• Once upon a time / written by Richard Matheson ; directed by Norman Z. McLeod ; starring Buster Keaton, Stanley Adams (Dec. 15, 1961)
• Five characters in search of an exit / teleplay by Rod Serling, Bill Windom ; based on a short story by Marvin Petal ; directed by Lamont Johnson ; starring Susan Harrison, Bill Windom, Murray Matheson (Dec. 22, 1961)
• A quality of mercy / teleplay by Rod Serling ; based on an idea by Sam Rolfe ; directed by Buzz Kulik ; starring Dean Stockwell, Albert Salmi (Dec. 29, 1961)
• Nothing in the dark / directed by Lamont Johnson ; written by George Clayton Johnson ; starring Gladys Cooper, Robter Redford, R.G. Armstrong (Jan. 5, 1962) --

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• 3. One more pallbearer / written by Rod Serling, Katherine Squire ; directed by Lamont Johnson ; starring Joseph Wiseman, Katherine Squire, Trevor Bardette (Jan. 12, 1962)
• Dead man's shoes / written Charles Beaumont ; directed by Montgomery Pittman ; starring Warren Stevens (Jan. 19, 1962) --The hunt / written by Earl Hamner ; directed by Harold Schuster ; starring Arthur Hunnicutt, Jeanette Nolan (Jan. 26, 1962)
• Showdown with Runce McGrew / written by Rod Serling ; based on an idea by Frederic L. Fox ; directed by Christian Nyby ; starring Larry Blyden, Arch Johnson, Robert Cornthwaite (Feb. 2, 1962)
• Kick the can / written by George Clayton Johnson ; directed by Lamont Johnson ; starring Ernest Truex, Russell Collins (Feb. 9, 1962) ; A piano in the house / written by Earl Hamner ; directed by David Greene ; starring Barry Morse, Joan Hackett (Feb. 16, 1962)
• The lost rites of Jeff Myrtlebank / written and directed by Montgomery Pittman ; starring James Best, Sherry Jackson, Edgar Buchanan (Feb. 23, 1962)
• To serve man / teleplay by Rod Serling ; based on a story by Damon Knight ; directed by Richard L. Bare ; starring LLoyd Bochner, Susan Cummings (Mar. 2, 1962) --

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• 4. The fugitive / written by Charles Beaumont ; directed by Richard L. Bare ; Susan Gordon, J. Pat O'Malley (Mar. 9, 1962)
• Little girl lost / written by Richard Matheson ; directed by Paul Stewart ; starring Sarah Marshall, Robert Sampson, Charles Aidman (Mar. 16, 1962) ; Person or persons unknown / written by Charles Beaumont ; directed by John Brahm ; starring Richard Long, Frank Silvera, Shirley Ballard (Mar. 23, 1962)
• The little people / written by Rod Serling ; directed by William Claxton ; starring Joe Maross, Claude Akins (Mar. 30, 1962)
• Four o'clock / teleplay Rod Serling ; based on a short story by Price Day ; directed by Lamont Johnson ; starring Theodore Bikel (Apr. 6, 1962)
• Hocus-pocus and Frisby / teleplay, Rod Serling ; based on a story by Frederic Louis Fox ; directed by Lamont Johnson ; starring Andy Devine, Milton Selzer (Apr. 13, 1962)
• The trade-ins / written by Rod Serling ; directed by Elliot Silverstein ; starring Joseph Schildkraut, Alma Platt (Apr. 20, 1962)
• The gift / written by Rod Serling ; directed by Allen H. Miner ; starring Geoffery Horne, Nico Minardos (Apr. 27, 1962) --

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• 5. The dummy / teleplay by Rod Serling ; based on a story by Lee Polk ; directed by Abner Biberman ; starring Cliff Robertson, Frank Sutton (May 4, 1962)
• Young man's fancy / written by Richard Matheson ; directed by John Brahm ; starring Phyllis Thaxter, Alex Nicol (May 11, 1962)
• I sing the body electric / written by Ray Bradbury ; directed by James Sheldon and William Claxton ; starring Josephine Hutchinson, Daivd White (May 18, 1962)
• Cavender is coming / written by Rod Sering ; directed by Chris Nyby ; starring Jesse White, Carol Burnett
• The changing of the guard / written by Rod serling ; directed by Robert Ellis Miller ; starring Donald Pleasence (June 1, 1962).

Complete second season, 1961-1962, of Rod Serling's classic series exploring the fantastic and frightening.

• disc 1, episode
• 37. King Nine will not return (Sept. 20, 1960) / directed by Buzz Kulik ; written by Rod Serling ; episode
• 38. The man in the bottle (Oct. 7, 1960) / directed by Don Medford ; written by Rod Serling
• episode
• 39. Nervous man in a four dollar room (Oct. 14, 1960) / directed by Douglas Heyes ; written by Rod Serling. episode
• 40. A thing about machines (Oct. 28, 1960) / directed by David Orrick McDearmon ; written by Rod Serling
• episode
• 41. The howling man (Nov. 4, 1960) / directed by Douglas Heyes ; written by Charles Beaumont
• episode
• 42. Eye of the beholder (Nov. 11, 1960) / directed by Douglas Heyes ; written by Rod Serling --

• disc 2, episode
• 43. Nick of time (Nov. 18, 1960) / directed by Richard L. Bare ; written by Richard Matheson
• episode
• 44. The lateness of the hour (Dec. 2, 1960) / directed by Jack Smight ; written by Rod Serling
• episode
• 45. The trouble with Templeton (Dec.
• 9. 1960) / directed by Buzz Kulik ; written by E. Jack Neuman
• episode
• 46. A most unusual camera (Dec. 16, 1960) / directed by John Rich ; written by Rod Serling
• episode
• 47. Night of the meek (Dec. 23, 1960) / directed by Jack Smight ; written by Rod Serling
• episode
• 48. Dust (Jan. 6, 1961) / directed by Douglas Heyes ; written by Rod Serling --

• disc 3, episode
• 49. Back there (Jan. 13, 1961) / directed by David Orrick McDearmon ; written by Rod Serling
• episode
• 50. The whole truth (Jan. 20, 1961) / directed by James Sheldon ; written by Rod Serling
• episode
• 51. The invaders (Jan. 27, 1961) / directed by Douglas Heyes ; written by Richard Matheson
• episode
• 52. A penny for your thoughts (Feb. 3, 1961) / directed by James Sheldon ; written by George Clayton Johnson
• episode
• 53. Twenty two (Feb. 10, 1961) / directed by Jack Smight ; written by Rod Serling ; based on an anecdote from Bennett Cerf's Famous ghost stories
• episode
• 54. The odyssey of Flight 33 (Feb. 24, 1961) / directed by Justus Addiss ; written by Rod Serling --

• disc
• 4. episode
• 55. Mr. Dingle, the strong (March 3, 1961) / directed by John Brahm ; written by Rod Serling
• episode
• 56. Static (March 10, 1961) / directed by Buzz Kulik ; written by Charles Beaumont ; based on a story by OCee Ritch
• episode
• 57. The prime mover (March 24, 1961) / directed by Richard L. Bare ; written by Charles Beaumont
• episode
• 58. Long distance call (March 31, 1961) / directed by James Sheldon ; written by Charles Beaumont and William Idelson
• episode
• 59. A hundred yards over the rim (April 7, 1961) / directed by Buzz Kulik ; written by Rod Serling
• episode
• 60. The Rip Van Winkle Caper (April 24, 1961) / directed by Justus Addiss ; written by Rod Serling --

• disc 5, episode
• 61. The silence (April 28, 1961) / directed by Boris Sagal ; written by Rod Serling
• episode
• 62. Shadow play (May 5, 1961) / directed by John Brahm ; written by Charles Beaumont. episode
• 63. The mind and the matter (May 12, 1961) / directed by Buzz Kulik ; written by Rod Serling
• episode
• 64. Will the real Martian please stand up? (May 26, 1961) / directed by Montgomery Pittman ; written by Rod Serling
• episode
• 64. The obsolete man (June 2, 1961) / directed by Elliot Silverstein ; written by Rod Serling.

Complete second season, 1960-1961, of Rod Serling's classic, groundbreaking series exploring the fantastic and frightening.

• disc 1, episode 1. Where is everybody? (Oct. 2, 1959) / directed by Robert Stevens, written by Rod Serling ; episode 2. One for the angels (Oct. 9, 1959) / directed by Robert Parrish, written and narrated by Rod Serling ; episode 3. Mr. Denton on doomsday (Oct. 16, 1959) / directed by Allen Reisner, written and narrated by Rod Serling ; episode 4. The sixteen-millimeter shrine (Oct. 23, 1959) / directed by Mitchell Leisen, written and narrated by Rod Serling ; episode 5. Walking distance (Oct. 30, 1959) / directed by Robert Stevens, written and narrated by Rod Serling ; episode 6. Escape clause (Nov. 6, 1959) / directed by Mitchell Leisen, written and narrated by Rod Serling ; episode 7. The lonely (Nov. 13, 1959) / directed by Jack Smight, written and narrated by Rod Serling
• disc 2, episode 8. Time enough at last (Nov. 20, 1959) / directed by John Brahm, teleplay by Rod Serling, based on a short story by Lynn Venable ; episode 9. Perchance to dream (Nov. 27, 1959) / directed by Robert Florey, written by Charles Beaumont ; episode 10. Judgment night (Dec. 4, 1959) / directed by John Brahm, written and narrated by Rod Serling ; episode 11. And when the sky was opened (Dec. 11, 1959) / directed by Douglas Heyes, teleplay by Rod Serling, based on a short story by Richard Matheson ; episode 12. What you need (Dec. 25, 1959) / directed by Alvin Ganzer, teleplay by Rod Serling, based on the short story by Lewis Padgett ; episode 13. The four of us are dying (Jan. 1, 1960) / directed by John Brahm, teleplay by Rod Serling, based on a short story by George Johnson ; episode 14. Third from the sun (Jan. 8, 1960) / directed by Richard L. Bare, teleplay by Rod Serling, based on the short story by Richard Matheson ; episode 15. I shot an arrow into the air (Jan. 15, 1960) / directed by Stuart Rosenberg, teleplay by Rod Serling, based on the story by Madelon Champion
• disc 3, episode 16. The hitch-hiker (Jan. 22, 1960) / directed by Alvin Ganzer, teleplay by Rod Serling, based on the radio play by Lucille Fletcher ; episode 17. The fever (Jan. 29, 1960) / directed by Robert Florey, written and narrated by Rod Serling ; episode 18. The last flight (Feb. 5, 1960) / directed by William Caxton, written by Richard Matheson ; episode 19. The purple testament (Feb. 12, 1960) / directed by Richard L. Bare, written and narrated by Rod Serling ; episode 20. Elegy (Feb. 19, 1960) / directed by Douglas Heyes, written by Charles Beaumont ; episode 21. Mirror image (Feb. 26, 1960) / directed by John Brahm, written and narrated by Rod Serling ; episode 22. The monsters are due on Maple Street (March 4, 1960) / directed by Ronald Winston, written and narrated by Rod Serling
• disc 4, episode 23. A world of difference (March 11, 1960) / directed by Ted Post, written by Richard Matheson ; episode 24. Long live Walter Jameson (March 18, 1960) / directed by Tony Leader, written by Charles Beaumont ; episode 25. People are alike all over (March 25, 1960) / directed by Mitchell Leisen, teleplay by Rod Serling, based on a short story by Paul W. Fairman ; episode 26. Execution (April 1, 1960) / directed by David Orrick McDearmon, teleplay by Rod Serling, based on a short story by George Clayton Johnson ; episode 27. The big tall wish (April 8, 1960) / directed by Ronald Winston, written and narrated by Rod Serling ; episode 28. A nice place to visit (April 15, 1960) / directed by John Brahm, written by Charles Beaumont ; episode 29. Nightmare as a child (April 29, 1960) / directed by Alvin Ganzer, written and narrated by Rod Serling
• disc 5, episode 30. A stop at Willoughby (May 6, 1960) / directed by Robert Parrish, written and narrated by Rod Serling ; episode 31. The chaser (May 13, 1960) / directed by Douglas Heyes, teleplay by Robert Presnell, Jr., based on the short story by John Collier ; episode 32. A passage for trumpet (May 20, 1960) / directed by Don Medford, written and narrated by Rod Serling ; episode 33. Mr. Bevis (June 3, 1960) / directed by William Asher, written and narrated by Rod Serling ; episode 34. The after hours (June 10, 1960) / directed by Douglas Heyes, written and narrated by Rod Serling ; episode 35. The mighty Casey (June 17, 1960) / directed by Robert Parrish and Alvin Ganzer, written and narrated by Rod Serling ; episode 36. A world of his own (July 1, 1960) / directed by Ralph Nelson, written by Richard Matheson
• disc 6. Bonus features.

A collection of tales which range from comic to tragic, but most often having a wicked sense of humor and filled with unexpected twists.

• Disc 1 Kukla, Fran and Ollie
• Howdy Doody
• Lassie
• Annie Oakley
• Flash Gordon
• Trailer
• Disc 2 Ding Dong School
• Time for Beany
• Paul Winchell Show
• Roy Rogers Show
• Captain Z-Ro.

• Disc 3 Rootie Kazootie
• Winky Dink and you
• Super Circus
• Andy's Gang
• Cisco Kid
• Sky King
• Disc 4 Magic Clown
• Kids and Company
• Juvenile Jury
• Pinky Lee Show
• Sheena, Queen of the Jungle.

A collection of 21 of the favorite Saturday morning kids' shows from the '50s such as Howdy Doody, Lassie, and The Roy Rogers Show.