bengay
07-07-2016, 06:12 PM
Dear Brian,
I have a proposal for SHOUT! Factory: to make a deal with Sony Pictures Domestic Television Distribution for SHOUT! to release a brand-new DVD compilation titled "Fernwood 2-Night: The Complete Series," showcasing all 130 half-hour episodes of the hit 1977-1978 satirical sitcom "Fernwood 2-Night" complete, uncut and unedited, just the way that they originally aired on the Syndicated Television Network.
Created by Norman Lear, "Fernwood 2-Night" was a satirical sitcom spoof of late-night talk shows a la Johnny Carson, Merv Griffin and Jimmy Kimmel.
On "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman," Martin Mull portrayed Garth Gimble, who in late 1976 killed himself on an aluminum Christmas Tree in his Closet; on "Fernwood 2-Night," Martin Mull starred as Barth Gimble, Garth's identical twin brother, with Fred Willard as his idiot of a late-night sidekick, Jerry Hubbard.
Rounding out the main cast of the show was Frank DeVol (the writer of such iconic TV theme songs as "My Three Sons" and "The Brady Bunch") as bandleader Happy Kyne.
After its first season, Jerry Hubbard carried over into "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" (which after Louise Lasser's 1977 departure became "Forever Fernwood" in its 2nd season), appearing as Country Singer Loretta Haggers' (Mary Kay Place) manager, in a 2nd season that lasted 6 months.
In April 1978, after "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" ceased production, Norman Lear decided to have "Fernwood 2-Night" come back for a 2nd season, renaming it "America 2-Night" and changing the setting from Fernwood, Ohio to Alta Coma, California, the world's Furniture Capital.
During this 2nd season, many Showbiz celebrities appeared as themselves, among them Charlton Heston, Rob Reiner, Sherman Hemsley and Shari Lewis.
Since SHOUT! already released the Complete Series Library of "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman," I suggest SHOUT! follow suit with the complete "Fernwood 2-Night" Series DVD with a tentative release date of November 29, 2016 at a cost of $50.00 wherever DVDs are sold.
Reruns of "Fernwood 2-Night" aired on Nick at Nite from April 2, 1990 - April 2, 1993 and resurfaced on sister network TV Land in 2002.
Sincerely,
Ben Gay
I have a proposal for SHOUT! Factory: to make a deal with Sony Pictures Domestic Television Distribution for SHOUT! to release a brand-new DVD compilation titled "Fernwood 2-Night: The Complete Series," showcasing all 130 half-hour episodes of the hit 1977-1978 satirical sitcom "Fernwood 2-Night" complete, uncut and unedited, just the way that they originally aired on the Syndicated Television Network.
Created by Norman Lear, "Fernwood 2-Night" was a satirical sitcom spoof of late-night talk shows a la Johnny Carson, Merv Griffin and Jimmy Kimmel.
On "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman," Martin Mull portrayed Garth Gimble, who in late 1976 killed himself on an aluminum Christmas Tree in his Closet; on "Fernwood 2-Night," Martin Mull starred as Barth Gimble, Garth's identical twin brother, with Fred Willard as his idiot of a late-night sidekick, Jerry Hubbard.
Rounding out the main cast of the show was Frank DeVol (the writer of such iconic TV theme songs as "My Three Sons" and "The Brady Bunch") as bandleader Happy Kyne.
After its first season, Jerry Hubbard carried over into "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" (which after Louise Lasser's 1977 departure became "Forever Fernwood" in its 2nd season), appearing as Country Singer Loretta Haggers' (Mary Kay Place) manager, in a 2nd season that lasted 6 months.
In April 1978, after "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" ceased production, Norman Lear decided to have "Fernwood 2-Night" come back for a 2nd season, renaming it "America 2-Night" and changing the setting from Fernwood, Ohio to Alta Coma, California, the world's Furniture Capital.
During this 2nd season, many Showbiz celebrities appeared as themselves, among them Charlton Heston, Rob Reiner, Sherman Hemsley and Shari Lewis.
Since SHOUT! already released the Complete Series Library of "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman," I suggest SHOUT! follow suit with the complete "Fernwood 2-Night" Series DVD with a tentative release date of November 29, 2016 at a cost of $50.00 wherever DVDs are sold.
Reruns of "Fernwood 2-Night" aired on Nick at Nite from April 2, 1990 - April 2, 1993 and resurfaced on sister network TV Land in 2002.
Sincerely,
Ben Gay