Where to Find the Hazel - The Complete First Season

Wow! I really loved the movie Hazel - The Complete First Season. The movie is absolutely stunning with top-notch graphics and visuals while Maudie Prickett deliver some award-winning performances in this movie.

I also think Ann Jillian was great! The visuals and graphics make for some very realistic on screen special-effects but that is the beauty of the movie.When the movie wants to be funny it is funny, the same is true for when the movie needs to deliver its scary aspects.

I think Maudie Prickett and Ann Jillian worked wonderful in Hazel - The Complete First Season. The great supporting cast includes Maudie Prickett, Ann Jillian, Ray Fulmer, Norma Varden, Donald Foster.

You should see it, make no mistake this is a definite blockbuster!

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I think Maudie Prickett and Ann Jillian worked wonderful in Hazel - The Complete First Season. The great supporting cast includes Maudie Prickett, Ann Jillian, Ray Fulmer, Norma Varden, Donald Foster.

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Summary of Hazel - The Complete First Season:

Hooray for Hazel! Shirley Booth stars as the irrepressible housekeeper Hazel in the endearing family TV series that ran from 1961 to 1966. A brilliant character actress, Booth wisecracks her way through Hazel's life, solving the problems of her employers, the often-befuddled Baxter family, as well as of the community (busting a shoplifting ring, finding homes for stray dogs, exposing a group of financial swindlers). All this Hazel does with her cheerful working-class enthusiasm, without getting so much as a stray wrinkle in her crisply pressed maid uniform (complete with little head thingy). When she gets into her own scrapes, she shrugs them off with Brooklynese cracks like, "Looks like I'm in the soup again!" The show is a perfect snapshot of early 1960s America, complete with frozen-in-time dcor (did everyone have that same print of the little-girl ballet dancer framed in their living room?) and a lovely leisurely pace. Hazel can make an entire episode out of one single premise, as when Mr. Baxter decides that an unlisted phone number might cut down on the number of crank phone calls. And who wouldn't be nostalgic for a time when middle-class households had a working dad, a mostly-stay-at-home mom, perfectly behaved kids--and live-in housekeepers? Part of the appeal of Hazel, though, is that it's clear her life is much broader than her occupation. She knows everyone in town, from the balloon guy at the local park to the most powerful judge on the bench--all of which eventually comes in handy. And did we mention she's a cham-peen league bowler? Booth won two well-deserved Emmys for her portrayal of Hazel. The boxed set includes all 35 25-minute episodes, and you won't want to miss a one. I'm talking to youse! --A.T. Hurley

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