Cheapest Ever Blu FARSCAPE, CELLULAR, OFFICE & NILE!! Blu GOTHAM, GODZILLA, ARROW!!

CLICK HERE NOW!!

For 24 Hours!! Cheapest Ever
24: THE COMPLETE SERIES!!

$67.49 For 24 Hours!!

$161.98 in October!!
$129.99 Yesterday!!
63% Off!!

LOWEST PRICE EVER!!

CHEAPER THAN USED!!

Includes The Movie and Last Year’s Miniseries!!

STOCK UP FOR BIRTHDAYS
AND CHRISMUKKAH 2015!!

Herc’s Popular Pricing Pantry

The 315-page e-edition of the first Wayward Pines novel just plummeted to $1.99!!

Blu-ray complete-series “Farscape,” $129.99 last year and $87.99 last week, just plummeted to its lowest price ever: $52.99!! WAY CHEAPER THAN USED!!

Blu-ray Season-Nine “Office,” $62.98 in 2013 and $36.00 in June, just plummeted to its lowest price ever: $9.99!! WAY< WAY CHEAPER THAN USED!!

Blu-ray 2014 “Godzilla,” $27.78 in July and $24.99 in December, just plummeted to $9.99!! CHEAPER THAN USED!! 74% Positive On Rotten Tomatoes!!

Blu-ray “Cellular,” $17.99 in 2012 and $17.98 last year, just plummeted to its lowest price ever: $6.00!! WAY, WAY CHEAPER THAN USED!! 55% Positive On Rotten Tomatoes!!

Blu-ray “Romancing”/“Nile” double feature, $18.99 in 2012 and $17.99 in September, just plummeted to its lowest price ever: $9.96!! CHEAPER THAN USED!!

“Digimon” 4-season set, $219.99 in 2013 and $145.49 last week, just plummeted to its lowest price ever: $74.99!! WAY CHEAPER THAN USED!!

“Saint Seiya: Sanctuary” Classic Complete Collection, $89.99 last year and $60.41 last month, just plummeted to its lowest price ever: $36.99!! CHEAPER THAN USED!!

Complete-series “Totally Spies,” $89.99 in 2013 and $65.10 in July, just plummeted to its lowest price ever: $36.49!! WAY CHEAPER THAN USED!!

Blu-ray Final-Cut “Blade Runner,” $31.49 in 2002 and $17.98 in June, just plummeted to its lowest price ever: $5.99!!

Blu-ray Steelbook “Scott Pilgrim,” $17.98 in August and $13.49 last month, just plummeted to its lowest price ever: $8.99!!

From the creator of “Orange Is The New Black”!! Every Blu-ray episode of Jenji Kohan’s brilliant and hilarious “Weeds,” $89.96 in 2013 and $75.02 in July, just plummeted to its lowest price ever: $48.49!!

Blu “Amazing Spider-Man 2,” $29.49 last year an $20.56 in January, just plummeted to its lowest price ever: $9.99!!

Blu 3-movie John Hughes Yearbook Collection, $24.99 in January and $22.99 in February, just plummeted to its lowest n price ever: $19.49!!

Blu-ray “Predestination,” $31.49 in December and $19.99 in March, just plummeted to its lowest price ever: $9.99!!

Twilight Zone 1959-1965/1985-1989, $314.98 in September and $194.99 in November, just plummeted to its lowest price ever: $130.99!!

New This Week

James Garner tried to recapture the “Maverick” magic in 1971 by teaming with screenwriter Frank Pierson (“Cat Ballou,” “Cool Hand Luke,” “Dog Day Afternoon”) for NBC’s “Nichols,” which cast Garner as a reluctant, pacifist sheriff in 1914 Arizona. Future “Rockford Files” sidekick Stuart Margolin played his deputy. Future Lois Lane Margot Kidder played Garner’s barmaid love interest. Gene L. Coon, fresh from shepherding “Star Trek,” wrote for the show.

Though Garner frequently cited Nichols as one of his favorite roles and was keen to pursue a second season, ratings were poor and NBC cancelled it after a single season.

NBC and Garner tried again in 1974 with the magnificent

“Rockford Files,” a contemporary drama described by its producers as “Maverick as a contemporary private detective.”

To create “Rockford,” “Maverick” mastermind Huggins hired overachieving “Adam 12”/“Columbo” writer Steven J. Cannell, who would go on to create a shocking number of follow-up series, among them “Wiseguy,” “The Greatest American Hero,” “Baretta,” “The A-Team” “21 Jump Street,” “The Commish” and “Tenspeed and Brownshoe.”

Rockford, like Maverick, was a funny pragmatist. The former also lived and worked in a dilapidated motor home, kept his gun in cookie jar, had trouble winning fair fistfights and proved a genre game-changer in the era of “Mannix,” “Cannon” and “Barnaby Jones.”

Like “Maverick,” “Rockford” was both a hit and a critical darling. It was nominated thrice for the best-drama Emmy, and won that Emmy in 1978. While Garner was nominated for a best-actor Emmy in 1957 it was “Rockford” that finally handed Garner the statuette exactly 20 years later. He was Emmy-nominated for his work as Jim Rockford five years in a row.

Though both projects featured superb supporting casts, writing, and other work behind the camera, “Maverick” and “Rockford Files” would never have worked without James Garner.

In 2010 NBC tried, in an act of sheer stupidity, to revive “The Rockford Files” by casting Dermot Mulrooney in the Garner role. The project died at the pilot stage -- and demonstrated one more time that James Garner was irreplaceable.

The new “Complete Collection” set out today contains all 123 episodes of the 1974-1980 series plus the eight “Rockford” TV movies that followed.

TV-on-Disc Calendar

Last Week
American Dad Vol. 10
Amish Mafia 3.x
Bar Rescue: Toughest Rescues
Beauty and the Beast 2.x
Berenstain Bears: Summertime Fun Pack
Boardwalk Empire: The Complete Series
Boardwalk Empire: The Complete Series (Blu-ray)
Call The Midwife 4.x
Call The Midwife 4.x (Blu-ray)
Cops: Wildest Chases
CPO Sharkey 1.x
Doctor Who: The Cybermen
Duck Dynasty 7.x
Glee 6.x
Glee: The Complete Series
The Larry Sanders Show: The Complete Series
Married With Children 9.x/10.x ($14.98)
Midsomer Murders 14.x
Midsomer Murders 15.x
NewsRadio: The Complete Series
Orange Is The New Black 2.x
Orange Is The New Black 2.x (Blu-ray)
Rogue 2.x
Welcome To Sweden 1.x

This Week