FRIDAYS to be released on DVD
Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:32 am
While all three songs from the Elder performed live are on KISSOLOGY the guys were in a skit from that episode (not on the KISSOLOGY).
http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Friday ... nned/17992
In 1980, ABC tried to imitate the success of NBC's long-running Saturday Night Live series with Fridays. One of the people who was both a writer and cast on the show was Larry David, who is both on-screen and behind-the-screens in Curb Your Enthusiasm, and was the creator of Seinfeld as well. His Seinfeld cast member, Michael Richards ("Kramer") was also on the Fridays cast, as was Melanie Chartoff (the principal in Parker Lewis Can't Lose and "Didi Pickles" in Rugrats and All Grown Up). Now it appears that Fridays will come to DVD at last, thanks to the folks at Shout! Factory:
Shout! Factory secured the same set of rights to "Fridays," but does not know when it will release the show on home entertainment platforms. The sketch comedy series ran from 1980 to 1982 and, like "Saturday Night Live," it featured celebrity hosts such as Susan Sarandon and Billy Crystal and musical guests such as AC/DC and The Pretenders. Although "Fridays" briefly bested "Saturday Night Live" in the ratings, it went off the air after ABC decided to make "Nightline" a five-nights-a-week program.
http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Friday ... nned/17992
In 1980, ABC tried to imitate the success of NBC's long-running Saturday Night Live series with Fridays. One of the people who was both a writer and cast on the show was Larry David, who is both on-screen and behind-the-screens in Curb Your Enthusiasm, and was the creator of Seinfeld as well. His Seinfeld cast member, Michael Richards ("Kramer") was also on the Fridays cast, as was Melanie Chartoff (the principal in Parker Lewis Can't Lose and "Didi Pickles" in Rugrats and All Grown Up). Now it appears that Fridays will come to DVD at last, thanks to the folks at Shout! Factory:
Shout! Factory secured the same set of rights to "Fridays," but does not know when it will release the show on home entertainment platforms. The sketch comedy series ran from 1980 to 1982 and, like "Saturday Night Live," it featured celebrity hosts such as Susan Sarandon and Billy Crystal and musical guests such as AC/DC and The Pretenders. Although "Fridays" briefly bested "Saturday Night Live" in the ratings, it went off the air after ABC decided to make "Nightline" a five-nights-a-week program.