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Soap – the Complete Series SOAP – THE COMPLETE SERIES Short Synopsis: This controversial sitcom defined the late '70s and was an instant classic! With its combination of implausible plots, exaggerated melodrama and a liberal dose of wackiness, this parody of TV soap operas was both popular and critically acclaimed, winning 4 Emmy® Awards and 17 nominations. Surprises and shenanigans abound between the families of two sisters, Jessica Tate and Mary Campbell, where each family member is either crazy, involved in an incriminating secret, or both. The unparalleled cast features Katherine Helmond (TV's Who's the Boss?), Richard Mulligan (TV's Empty Nest), Robert Guillaume (TV's Benson), Cathryn Damon (TV's Webster), Robert Mandan (The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas), and Billy Crystal (When Harry Met Sally). Target Audience: 18+ Notable Cast/Crew: Billy Crystal, Richard Mulligan, Robert Guillaume, Katherin Helmond, Cathryn Damon, Robert Mandan, Diana Canova, Jimmy Baio and Arthur Peterson Created and written by Susan Harris (Golden Girls, Benson) and Executive produced by Paul Junger Witt (Golden Girls, Benson) Key selling points: • Includes all 90 Episodes • Time magazines “100 Best TV Shows of All-Time” (2007) • TV Guides list of “TV’s Top Families”-The Tates and Cambells ranked #17 (2010) • The series was nominated for 17 Emmy® Awards and won 4 and won 1 Golden Globe® Award Trailer Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1W8CuBIz40 Title UPC Item # Format Genre SRP Aspect Ratio Rating Runtime # Disc 38 hrs SOAP – THE COMPLETE SERIES 826831071497 07149 DVD TV $44.98 Fullscreen Not Rated 8 32 min..
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