The Bob Newhart Show - The Complete Fourth Season (1972)

Who is Mr. X

The DVD is great for media training. The scene of Bob Newhart being ambushed on live T.V. still makes me laugh out loud. Mr. Newhart is comedic genius. April 25, 2008

All about "Mr. X!"

I was only a year old when this season hit the air. Nonetheless, the episode "Who Is Mr. X?" is the best sitcom episode I've ever seen, period. Genius. "Snake-oil salesman, flim-flamming......" April 5, 2008

Need two more years of therapy...

Funny, popular show, yet the final 2 seasons seem 'lost'. Like Mary Tyler Moore, the complete seasons stopped coming at 4. Still, 4 is better than nothing. It's nice to rewatch these and marvel at the brilliant writing and comedic talent of the entire cast. Suzanne Pleshette will be remembered for her role as Emily Hartley. February 13, 2008

This Show Just Kept Getting Funnier By The Year

This is one of my all-time favorite shows, and I've been enjoying the dvd's quite a bit. The first season was a little slow as the characters developed and you got to know them, but by the second season the show had really taken off. Season three was even funnier and season four keeps that trend going.

Two things about this season made it special. One was the Thanksgiving episode, where Bob, Jerry, Howard and Mr. Carlin get drunk and try to order Chinese food. It was probably the funniest episode in the whole series. The other great thing about season four was that we got to meet Bob's old college buddy, The Peeper, played by Tom Poston.

There's not much bonus stuff on these discs, but this one did include a short commentary by Bob and a gag reel, which was pretty funny. I'm looking forward to season five. February 12, 2008

It doesn't end here!

I am a huge fan of everything Bob Newhart. Season four was another fantastic season for the show with some of his best episodes. The case is great as always and I never get tired of watching them. My only question is why are we stalled at Season four? There are two more amazing seasons that are missing in action! Please print up twenty thousand copies and let the fans have the complete series unless 20th Century Fox is ok with bootleggers from overseas doing the job for them. January 6, 2008

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