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3rd Rock From the Sun – Season 4 Going Where No Aliens Have Gone Before: Earth! Back for a fourth season, Dick Solomon (John Lithgow) and Sally (Kristen Johnston), Harry (French Stewart), Tommy (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) and Dr. Albright (Jane Curtin) along with their co-stars Don (Wayne Knight), Nina (Simbi Khali), and Miss Dubcek (Elmarie Wendel) continue to amuse us with their uninhibited and candid reactions to life as humans. In this season, Harry works as a sideshow freak at a carnival and doesn’t want to return to the group, Mary is promoted to Dean and Dick assumes that he has some power as her boyfriend. Dick finds a new love interest, Jennifer (Laurie Metcalf) and the Big Giant Head (William Schatner) visits the “3rd rock from the sun”. It’s another hilarious look at life on Earth! • Unbelievable Value! Originally released at $29.98 – now available for only $9.98 • John Lithgow, Kirsten Johnston, French Stewart, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Jane Curtin star in this eight-time Emmy® winning sitcom! • John Lithgow won 3 Emmys® and 1 Golden Globe® award and Kirsten Johnston won 2 Emmy® awards • Out-of-this-world Bonus Features: – Season 4 Highligts – Jane Curtin Interview – Bloopers 3rd Rock From The Sun – Season 4 Anchor 3rd Rock – Season 4 05/02/06 29.98 35,069 Bay MV52682 TV - Comedy TV-PG 3 News Radio – Sony 06/20/06 19.99 41,140 Season 4 Color 4:3 English 2.0 14mm MILL CREEK ENTERTAINMENT 2445 Nevada Ave. North Minneapolis, MN 55427 7.5”x 5.25”x 17.75”x 7.625”x 763.512.1000 / 866.410.9000 .625” 4.3 oz. 5.625 30 8 lbs 14 oz www.millcreekent.com © 2012 3rd Rock From the Sun – All names, character & related Indicia SM and © 2012 The Carsery-Werner Company, LLC. .

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See Dick Run”
3rd Rock From the Sun “See Dick Run” Episode # 118 Written by Bill Martin & Mike Scbiff Directed by James Burrows YBYL-oas AS BROADCAST CBS stlldiocenter May 21, 1996 4024 Radfbrd Ave. (Revised 4/15/96) Studio City, CA 9 1604 COPYRIGHT 1995. THE CARSEY-WERNER COMPANY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL IS THE PROPERTY OF THE CARSEY-WERNER COMPANY AND IS INTENDED SOLELY FOR USE BY ITS PERSONNEL. REPRODUCI’ION BY, OR DISTRIBUTION TO UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS IS PROHIBITED. 3RD ROCK FROM THE SUN #118 "See Dick Run" As Broadcast S/21/96 (Revised 4/16/96) 1. COLD ATI'IC AmwOmNG (DAY 1~ (KITCHEN) (Dick, Sally, Harry, Tommy) TOMbfX SITS AT THE TABLE, EATING CEREAL. fhJLUBSiNND SAULi HANDS HIM A STEAMING BO%%F . a SITS AT THE TABLE, STARING INTO SPACE AS HE DID IN "DICK LIKE ME." SALLY I think you'll like this, Dick. The commercial said the extra ingredient is love. DICK TAKES A BITE. NOT GOOD. DICK Next time, try making the extra ingredient cheese. What's with Harry? TOMMY Oh, don't bother him. He's transmitting my status report. DICK WEWOUS, COVERING) Status report? To the Big Giant Head? Oh, why should we have to answer to that pencil-pushing desk jockey anyway? Frankly, I don't care what he thinks. (THEN) What did it say about me? 3R.DROCK FROM THE SUN #118 "See Dick Run" As Broadcast S/21/96 (Revised 4/16/96) 2. COLD HARRY Resume normal functions in three, two, one (BELCH). What'd I miss? DICK (IGNORING HARRY) So what did you put in the report? TOMMY Lots of time and effort.
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