The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour: The Best of Season Three

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Own ALL of Season 3 of Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour now available for the first time on DVD! Relive some of the best and most controversial moments in television history. All hand-picked by Tom and Dick Smothers themselves! Newsweek says, “A new collection … that isn't just a DVD set but a cultural document.” Complete with uncensored episodes and unreleased material. Also includes classic performances by The Doors, Ray Charles, Donovan, Ike & Tina Turner and many others!

“This set is a winner… Funny, though provoking, and entertaining, these shows are a must-have. (Highly Recommended)” – DVD Talk

Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour: Season 3
Own one of the funniest and most influential shows in television history. For the first time ever, the Best of Season 3 is available on DVD, each moment hand-picked by the brothers themselves!

“Forty years later, the political satire of 'The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour' is still sharp, and the humor as cheeky as ever.” – MSN DVD

Greatest moments from the third and final season of the groundbreaking show that dared to push the envelope. Every moment hand-picked by Tom and Dick Smothers.

Included in this DVD set are classic performances by Bob Newhart, Steve Martin, David Steinberg, George Carlin, and Jonathan Winters, plus the hippest music acts from the late '60s:

• The Doors in an iconic performance of Touch Me
• The cast of Hair
• Liberace
• Harry Belafonte

Included are over 100 minutes of rare bonus material:

• Uncensored episodes and unreleased segments
• CBS documents and memos regarding some of the show’s controversial elements
• Behind-The-Scenes rehearsal footage

Smothered: The Censorship Struggles of the Smothers Brothers
The feature-length documentary reveals the behind-the-scenes details of the shows' censorship struggles and why they were ultimately pulled off air.

More rarely seen clips from the groundbreaking show, including:

-Pete Seeger's first appearance on network television since he was black listed in the 50's singing the anti-war song "Waist Deep in the Big Muddy"

-David Steinberg sermon about Moses and the burning bush

-Pat Paulsen's pitches for President

-"Share a little tea with Goldie"

-Joan Baez tribute to her husband who was entering jail for refusing military service

Also, interviews and appearances by a who's who of celebrity writers, performers, and network honchos, including Joan Baez, Pete Seeger, Rob Reiner, Mill Maher, Steve Martin and the brothers themselves.

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