3rd Rock From The Sun Seasons 1 & 2 DVD TV Comedy Sci-Fi John Lithgow Sitcom

Brand: Carsey-Werner and Anchor Bay Entertainment

Title: 3rd Rock From The Sun Seasons 1 & 2

Format: DVD TV series set, NTSC video, 4:3 full-screen presentation (per packaging).

Edition: Seasons One and Two multi-disc releases with bonus features and retrospective cast interviews (per packaging).

Genre: Comedy; Sci-Fi & Fantasy. Sub-Genre: Sitcom.

Main cast: John Lithgow, Kristen Johnston, French Stewart, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Jane Curtin.

Studio: Carsey-Werner Television / Anchor Bay Entertainment.

Language: English (per packaging).

Rating: Not Rated (per packaging).

Video Format: NTSC; Aspect Ratio: 4:3 (per packaging).

Packaging: Each season is housed in an illustrated cardboard slipcover containing a fold-out multi-panel interior case with four DVDs and printed artwork (per packaging).

Bonus features listed on the back cover for Season One include: blooper reel; 3rd Rock behind-the-scenes featurette; interviews with John Lithgow, Kristen Johnston, French Stewart, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Simbi Khali, Jane Curtin and Wayne Knight; season one highlights; a 16-page collectible booklet; DVD-ROM teleplays (per packaging).

Bonus features listed on the back cover for Season Two include: bloopers; season two highlights; new candid John Lithgow interview; TV spots; two special 3D episodes; never-before-seen 3D episode alternate ending; behind-the-scenes of the 3D episodes; special 3D episode bloopers, with packaging promoting 3D viewing glasses (per packaging).

Disc count: 8 DVDs total across Seasons One and Two (four discs per season), collecting all episodes from the first and second seasons (per packaging).

Technical details per packaging: Color, NTSC video format, 4:3 aspect ratio, Season One approximate running time 442 minutes and Season Two approximate running time 572 minutes, Not Rated.

Synopsis: A team of aliens masquerading as the eccentric Solomon family—High Commander Dick, security officer Sally, information officer Tommy and observer Harry—attempts to study human behavior on Earth, resulting in culture shock, misunderstandings and broad physical comedy as they struggle to blend in while completing their mission (per packaging).