A great release for sci-fi comedy fans
“My Favorite Martian: The Complete Collection” is a 15-DVD set containing all 107 complete, unedited, digitally remastered episodes from the show’s three seasons, along with a generous assortment of special features. Originally aired on CBS-TV from 1963 to 1966, “My Favorite Martian” debuted in the top 10 in its premiere season. This fantasy comedy series paved the way for such later hits as “Third Rock From the Sun,” “Alf” and “Mork and Mindy.” Bill Bixby (“The Courtship of Eddie’s Father,” “The Incredible Hulk”) stars as newspaper reporter Tim O’Hara and Ray Walston (“Fast Times at Ridgemont High”) plays the human-looking Martian whom Tim discovers, takes in as a roommate, and passes off as his Uncle Martin. Pamela Britton plays their nosey landlady, Lorelei Brown.<br /><br />The Martian speaks English and refuses to admit to anyone but Tim his extraterrestrial origins. “Uncle Martin” has little retractable antennae, can make himself invisible, is telepathic, can move objects simply by pointing at them, and has an expansive knowledge of technological information. In the first season, Mrs. Brown’s teenage daughter Angela (Ann Marchall) was a cast regular. The following year, policeman Bill Brennan (Alan Hewitt) joined the cast as Mrs. Brown’s boyfriend, a threat to Uncle Martin not only as a potential discoverer of the Martian’s true identity but also a romantic rival for Mrs. Brown’s attentions.<br /><br />The first two seasons were filmed in black and white, the final season in color. The Martian’s powers were increased in Season 3 to include stimulating his facial hair to provide quick disguises and levitating with his nose. Guest stars included Linda Evans, Gavin McLeod, Marlo Thomas, Jamie Farr, Bernie Kopell, Butch Patrick, Richard Deacon, Michael Constantine, Henry Gibson, Pat Priest, and Allan Melvin.<br /><br />Special features include behind-the-scenes home movies; original cast and sponsor commercials; spaceship miniature test footage; Ray Walston's promotional game show and talk show appearances; “Let’s Talk to Lucy,” 1964-1965 radio interviews with Bill Bixby and Ray Walston talking to Lucille Ball; photo galleries; original soundtrack music album; vintage program sponsor billboards and closing credits; animation and effects reel; and the TV pilots “The Man in the Square Suit” and “The Reluctant Eye.”
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : "My Favorite Martian" marked the beginning of television's fascination with fantasy themed comedy series, originally airing on CBS-TV from 1963-1966. Debuting in the top ten upon it's premiere season, "My Favorite Martian" stars Bill Bixby (The Courtship of Eddie's Father, The Incredible Hulk) as newspaper reporter Tim O'Hara and Ray Walston (Picket Fences) as the Martian whom Tim discovers and passes off as his Uncle Martin. Pamela Britton plays their snoopy landlady Lorelei Brown. This complete series collection features all 107 unedited episodes along with hours of special bonus material. Among the guest stars who appear are Linda Evans, Gavin MacLeod, Marlo Thomas, Jamie Farr, Bernie Kopell, Alan Hale Jr., Madge Blake, Butch Patrick, Richard Deacon, Allan Melvin, Doris Packer, Michael Constantine, Henry Gibson, Elvia Allman, Hal Smith, Stafford Repp, Pat Priest, David White, Frank DeVol, Madge Redmond and Shelley Morrison..