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Chicago Bears History Custom DVD's Title Contents Super Bowl XX Chicago Bears History Custom DVD's Title Contents Super Bowl XX Victory Parade Produced by McCaskey Family Bears at Cardinals 2006 Pregame Coverage on the team everyone thought at the time would go and Postgame Coverage undefeated and clearly beat the Cardinals. Beyond the Glory-Mike Ditka Fox Sports Net 2005 Beyond the Glory-Walter Payton Fox Sports Net 2005 49ers at Bears 1966 Custom Film created and narrated by Lindsay Stelzer using original 1966 Bears organization films NFL Replay Vikings 2006 NFL Network NFL Replay 2006 NFL Replay Buccaneers 2006 NFL Network NFL Replay 2006 NFL Replay Cardinals 2006 NFL Network NFL Replay 2006 Marlins at Cubs 2003 Game 6 Not Bears related, but DVD copy of the Bartman game 2005 Game-by-Game Comcast On Demand; 10-minute segment of each game in 2005 In Focus:1985 Bears Produced by Fox Sports Net before they left the Chicago market, using several of my game tapes 2004-2005 Chicago Bears DVD 1 Muhsin Muhammad: 6 Days to Sunday; 2004 Bears: Forging a Foundation; 2005 NFL Films Game of the Week: Bears at Lions 2004-2005 Chicago Bears DVD 2 Shuffle to the Super Bowl: 1985 Bears; 2005 Divisional Playoff Game of the Week: Flight Plan 2006 Bears DVD 1 America's Game: 1985 Bears; Championship Chase (NFL Films); Taking Flight: 2005 NFL Films Highlight 2006 Bears DVD 2 NFL Films Game of the Week: NFC Championship; Charge to the Championship (Fox 32 Chicago); 1979 George Halas interview from WTTW Chicago 2006 Bears DVD 3 Super Bowl 41 Media Day; Football in Chicago (WGN/CLTV Special 2006) 2006 Bears DVD 4 NFL Films Game of the Week: Super Bowl 41; Road to the Super Bowl (Local); Mission Miami (Local) NFL Today Super Bowl 41 Includes Phil Simms Iron Man 2006 85, Superfans and Da Coach DVD Bears Bound for Glory (1985), A Season to Remember (1985), 1 Bears Greatest Hits (1985), 1985 TV Clips, McMahon on Letterman (partial), Super Bowl Victory Parade www.BearsHistory.com Custom DVD List-Updated October 2008 Page 1 85, Superfans and Da Coach DVD Mike Ditka with Bob Sirott (2004); Mike Ditka on Jamie Kennedy 2 (2003); SNL Superfans skits (1990's); The Grabowski Shuffle (1987) Chicago Bears Highlight Films DVD 1950's Chicago Bears Highlights 1 Chicago Bears Highlight Films DVD 1959, 1963, 1965, 1966 NFL Films Highlights 2 Chicago Bears Highlight Films DVD 1967, 1968, 1970 NFL Films Highlights; 1977: A Season in the 3 Sun Chicago Bears Highlight Films DVD 1979: Go Bears; 1982: Beware of the Bears; 1983: Proud Past, 4 Promising Future; 1984: Fight to the Finish Chicago Bears Highlight Films DVD 1985: World Champions; 1986: We Will Be Back; 1987: Bear 5 Down; 1988: Champions at Heart; 1989: Wounded Bears; 1990: A Team Together Chicago Bears Highlight Films DVD 1991: Da Bears; 1992: New Age Bears; 1993: A Season to Build 6 On; 1994: All for One; 1995: Big Play Bears Chicago Bears Highlight Films DVD 1996: Diehard; 1997: Fighting the Good Fight; 1998: Monsters in 7 the Making; 1999: Building the Legacy; 2000: Old School Attitude Chicago Bears Highlight Films DVD 2001: Windy City Revival; 2002: Soldier On; 2003: Big 8 Shoulders, Bright Future; Greatest Moments in Chicago Bears History (1994) Wanny, Jauron and Lovie DVD 1 Pure Payton, TV Coverage of Wanny's Firing Wanny, Jauron and Lovie DVD 2 Jauron's firing coverage, Lovie's hiring coverage Walter Payton DVD 1 First news coverage of death; Sweetness and Sorrow (Fox-32 1999); Fox News Coverage Walter Payton DVD 2 Television coverage of public memorial at Soldier Field Walter Payton DVD 3 Pure Payton, Payton on Dick Schaap Show; Payton on Roy Firestone; Legend of Walter Payton (ESPN 1980's) Walter Payton DVD 4 Official video used at Soldier Field memorial on video board; Five years after his death special (Comcast Sportsnet 2004); NFL Films Super Bowl 20 Film 1985 Bears DVD 1 World Champions (NFL Films); Celebration of the 1985 Bears (NFL Films); 1985 Bears DVD 2 Play it Again Bears (ABC 7, 1985); Play it Again Bears (ABC 7, 1986 (partial)); NFL Films Classic 1985 Bears Segment; Inside Sports 1985 Bears Segment (HBO 1998); Super Bowl 35 pregame segment on '85 Bears with Mike Ditka (2000); Da Coach Returns (1997); A Shuffle Back (Sportschannel 1995); 1985 Bears Special (WTTW 2000) Chicago Bears History DVD 1 Sports Century Dick Butkus; Sports Century Brian Piccolo; ESPN the Life Brian Urlacher; 2000 Draft Highlights (ESPN); Home video from Bears-Patriots 2000 in the stands Chicago Bears History DVD 2 Bears History from NFL Films; Sports Century Walter Payton; Bears 75th Anniversary Special (Fox-32, 1994); 1991 Season Recap (Pro Football Weekly 1991); Bears segment on Food Network NFL Special www.BearsHistory.com Custom DVD List-Updated October 2008 Page 2 Chicago Bears History DVD 3 Sports Century: 46 Defense; 1999 Draft Coverage (Fox 32); News Coverage after 2001 49er and Browns miracle games; news coverage of Jerry Angelo hiring Chicago Bears History DVD 4 NFL Game of the Week: 1976 Bears-Raiders; NFL Game of the Week: 1977 Bears-Vikings; Sports Century: Jim McMahon; Play it Again Bears 1986 (ABC-7, partial); 1986 Bears season review (CBS-2 with Johnny Morris, 1986) Chicago Bears History DVD 5 1950's Bears Highlights (1950's); Ed Sprinkle (NFL Films); Willie Galimore (NFL Films); Dick Butkus (NFL Films); Gale Sayers (NFL Films); Bobby Douglass (NFL Films); 1985 Bears (NFL Films); 1992 Bears Preview (NFL Films); The Winning Attitude (NFL Films about the 1989 Bears and Mike Ditka); 1998 Saints NFL Films 2000-2001 Bears 2000 Season Preview (Fox 32); 2001 Playoff pregame and postgame shows New Soldier Field Collection of local TV shows on the opening of new Soldier Field in 2003. Includes one where 2003 Cubs cut into show to announce winning the division. 2007 NFL Films Highlight "Fight to the Finish", 2007 Chicago Bears NFL Films Highlight. www.BearsHistory.com Custom DVD List-Updated October 2008 Page 3 .
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