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Tarfumes.com - Coach: The Third Season
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List Price: $26.98
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Manufacturer: Universal Studios
Starring: Brennan Felker, Brian Felker, Craig T. Nelson, Jerry Van Dyke, Clare Carey
Directed By: Alan Rafkin, Tony Dow
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: Universal
EAN: 0025195017121
Format: Box set
Label: Universal Studios
Manufacturer: Universal Studios
Number Of Items: 3
Publisher: Universal Studios
Region Code: 1
Release Date: 2008-02-19
Running Time: 512
Studio: Universal Studios
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Editorial Reviews:
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Go the whole nine yards with Primetime Emmy® Award winner Craig T. Nelson as he returns to his beloved role as Hayden Fox in Season Three of Coach! This three-disc set includes all 22 hilarious episodes chronicling the professional and private life of the curmudgeonly coach of the Minnesota State Screaming Eagles football team. By his side are Assistant Coach Luther Van Dam and the devoted Christine Armstrong (Primetime Emmy® nominees Jerry Van Dyke and Shelley Fabares), as well as powerhouse guest stars such as Rob Schneider (Deuce Bigalow), Jim Piddock (Epic Movie), Christopher Duncan (Veronica Mars), and more! Nominated for an impressive four Primetime Emmy® Awards, Coach is the all-star series that will have you cheering!
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Summary: Best season so far
Comment: The best season of "Coach" so far. Although this season has it's fair shair of major disappointments for Hayden Fox, the outcome is simply hilarious for us fans.
What looks set to be the best season of football for the Minnesota Screaming Eagles will probably end up being the worst due to a cruel twist of fate. While dealing with all these upsets, Hayden breaks up with Christine, Luther has his heart broken once again by Marion and lots of other interesting things pop up.
After two successful seasons the third one one really kicks into gear.
"Coach" has never been shy of downplaying the comedy in favor of some drama and this season has some very dramatic moments, especially when Hayden and Christine break up. It's a credit to Craig T. Nelson and Shelley Fabares how well they balance their comic performances with dramatic outbursts.
But laughter is not far away and this season has some outstanding episodes. "Magnificent Abscession" is a personal favorite, that's the one where Hayden has some dental work done at the same time there's a major game going on and he let's Luther take charge. It's a total winner and there's a lot more of those on this season.
On hand with great support is Jerry Van Dyke and Bill Fagerbakke as the unbeatable team of assistants Luther Van Dam and Dauber Dybinski. They can make almost anything seem funny and their input is a big part of why "Coach" was successful for nine seasons.
Now I just wish Universal would get off their lazy behinds and release these seasons at a quicker pace. I remember lots more of good "Coach" moments from the time this aired on TV and I'd like that trip down memory lane before I'm an old man.
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Summary: Coach the third season
Comment: I purchased coach the first, second and third season and they are all without exception great. I can't wait until some one has the 4th, 5th and 6th season offered so I can purchase those also.
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Summary: Great show!
Comment: Coach was a very funny situation comedy (imaginative writing is severely lacking in TV comedy today). Coach was clever and a great casting of Jerry Van Dyke and Craig Nelson.
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Summary: Another GREAT Coach... Waiting for Season 4!
Comment: COACH is terrific!!!.... We're eagerly awaiting Season 4 (and then 5,6, and 7--"The Minnesota Years."
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Summary: Just as good as the first two
Comment: Great show and I can't wait for the following seasons to be released. I know that it's not much of a review, but for those who enjoy comedy,this is it. The story involving and including the Bassett Hound, to me, is priceless.
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